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Sunday, August 21, 2022

Farm In Colts Neck - Holewinski

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Colts Neck Township in Monmouth County is a few miles from the Jersey Shore and less than an hour's drive from Manhattan.

Oil on archival acid-free 140 lb watercolor paper. Unframed, unmounted. Shipping is free within the lower 48 USA. Artist contact: RDHolew@aol.com


Holewinski

Holewinski

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I joined the US Army in 1967 and while stationed in Korea I started painting during the evenings and on weekends as a way to pass the time.  Most of the paintings were detailed studies of the Disney animated features.  It was after I got out of the army that I became fascinated by the paintings of Van Gogh, Monet, Cezanne, Matisse, Picasso, and Whistler. 

While living in Washington DC, I spent most weekends painting out in the Maryland and Virginia countryside.  I would drive along small sometimes dirt roads until I came across the subject of my next painting.  Parking my car on the side of the road, I placed my canvas flat on the hood of my car and began painting. 

Soon after that period I was married and had two daughters. I realized that I needed to find a more reliable career which led to my working as a creative product and package designer for Johnson & Johnson, and then, 15 years later, with The Walt Disney Company as a Product Design Manager.  Working for Disney was a dream come true for me, something I had wanted to do ever since since I was five years old.  During my years with Disney I worked on many exciting projects and can look back fondly on my time with Disney.

My paintings cover a broad range of styles and techniques, with my preferred medium being oil on heavy watercolor paper.  Using paper rather than traditional canvas allows the paint to set and dry quicker, allowing for a faster painting and for paint 'drag' to occur.  Brush strokes become more visible which is an important element in most of my paintings.  After the painting is dry and varnished, I mount the painting on cradled birch plywood.

My artwork has been exhibited in galleries and art museums in Florida, Maryland, Virginia, and New Jersey. And I continue to do character paintings for The Walt Disney Company.


Tuesday, August 16, 2022

Twilight Time - David Zimmerman Fine Art

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David Zimmerman Fine Art

David Zimmerman Fine Art

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David Zimmerman
(919) 932-0991
Dvdzimmerman113@gmail.com

David Zimmerman was born in Washington, D.C. in 1946.He began his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1964. He continued on in his training with Bill Woodward at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. In order to receive a bacalaureate degree he transferred to George Washington University, where he studied Drawing and Printmaking with Frank Wright. He was granted a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts in 1970.After a brief period of training with Phillip Pearlstein in Massachusetts, he returned to George Washington University where he again studied with William Woodward and Arthur Hall Smith. He was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting in 1976.

David has had 35 one man shows at Veerhoff Galleries, Washington, D.C.;
The Regency Gallery, Washington ,D.C.; Mickelson’s Bill Parker Gallery, Washington, D.C.;
Gallery West, Alexandria, Virginia; The Potomac Gallery, Alexandria,Virginia; The National Park Service in Washington and Virginia; Crestar Bank; Montgomery Cable; Picolo’s; erl Originals, and others, as well as over 100 group shows in the past years He has been selected Artist in Residence for the National Park Service and his work has appeared on NBC television, in addition to other local programming in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. He is the recipient of many prizes and awards, including Artist of the Month for Jerry’s Artarama on Facebook and is represented in many Corporate and private collections throughout the country.
Currently represented by the Fine Art Source Gallery, Raleigh, NC; The Antietam Gallery, Sharpsburg, MD; The Bridge Gallery, Shepherdstown, WV, Bull City Art and Frame, Durham, NC
Selected Corporate Collections
Department of Transportation,Washington,D.C.
IBM,Gaithersburg,MD
George Washington University,Washington,D.C.
Ballard and Spahr,Washington,D.C.
Eastman Kodak,Pharmaceuticals Division,Phila.PA
Equicorp,Memphis,TE
Ernst and Whinney,Washington,D.C.
Georgian Club,Atlanta,Georgia
Sonat Corporation,Birmingham,Alabama
The Heritage Club,San Angelos,TX
The Washington Club,Washington,D.C.
Museum of the Horse,Patagonia,AZ
Deposit National Bank,Natchez,Mississippi
Marktronics,Rockville,MD
Arthur Anderson and Associates,Washington,D.C.
Crestar Bank,Bethesda,MD
The Capitol Hilton Hotel,Washington,D.C.
Wilson College,Chambersburg,PA
Montgomery County Department of Recreation,Contemporary Collection
Chevy Chase Chevrolet,Chevy Chase,MD
Georgetown University,Washington,D.C.
National Park Service,Dept.of Interior,Washington,D.C.
Wachovia National Bank,Winston-Salem,NC
Central Carolina Bank,Winston Salem,NC
Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC
Hale & Dorr, Boston, MA
Proctor Goodwin,Washington,D.C.
Apple Federal Teachers Credit Union, Arlington, VA
Wellesley Design Consultants, Wellesley, MA
Lowes , Mooresville NC
Womble,Carlyle,Sandridge & Rice, Winston-Salem NC

I prefer my painting to be a development of ideas rather than static images and often use different styles to achieve this. The life that goes on around me, the places I’ve been, or the times I’ve lived through are reflected in my paintings, and my work has always helped me refine self awareness, and provided an outlet for expression