Friday, October 17th, the Jackson Historical Society held a reception to celebrate their 12th annual art sale of White Mountain
paintings and to open their new exhibition, “White Mountain Scenes:
different Views different Artists, with Historic Maps."
In the sale there was a selection of sixty-five White Mountain scenes by 19th century artists and thirty-one by the best contemporary artists painting in the White Mountains.
The new exhibition features paintings of favorite scenes - Mt Washington, Chocorua, Kearsarge, Jackson Falls, the Old Man, the Moats and Eagle Cliff - as interpreted by various artists. In addition, there is an excellent collection of 19th century maps loaned by collector David Carchedi and some from the Society's collection. A catalogue of the maps in the exhibition with essays by historians Peter Crane and David Carchedi is available for purchase.
Lauren Sansaricq and I have paintings in the Museum show from the Historical Society's collection, and also had a good showing in the Sale downstairs. Here are some of my photos from the reception in no particular order:
It has been announced by the Jackson Historical Society, that they sold 41 paintings in the sale (now coming to a close). A good number of those were mine.
Here are a selection of my paintings that were sold at the show:
Good times! This is always a wonderful event for the community of people interested in White Mountain Art, and I'm very happy to be a part of it.
Thanks for reading!
A second DVD is coming soon. Here's the first one:
INCLUDES
In the sale there was a selection of sixty-five White Mountain scenes by 19th century artists and thirty-one by the best contemporary artists painting in the White Mountains.
The new exhibition features paintings of favorite scenes - Mt Washington, Chocorua, Kearsarge, Jackson Falls, the Old Man, the Moats and Eagle Cliff - as interpreted by various artists. In addition, there is an excellent collection of 19th century maps loaned by collector David Carchedi and some from the Society's collection. A catalogue of the maps in the exhibition with essays by historians Peter Crane and David Carchedi is available for purchase.
Lauren Sansaricq and I have paintings in the Museum show from the Historical Society's collection, and also had a good showing in the Sale downstairs. Here are some of my photos from the reception in no particular order:
Asher B. Durand's Mount Chocorua (in the museum show) |
A Benjamin Champney Winter Landscape in the Museum show |
Erik Koeppel and Lauren Sansaricq in the Museum Show |
Samuel Lancaster Gerry in the Museum Show |
The Collection of Historic Maps (museum show) |
The sale |
One of my paintings that sold at the sale |
A section of the Museum show including their 3D map of the White Mountains |
The sale |
Entrance to the museum space |
Here are a selection of my paintings that were sold at the show:
Erik Koeppel "Clouds Over Doublehead" 13 x 18 inches. Oil on panel |
Erik Koeppel "Mount Washington in Autumn" 16 x 28 inches. Oil on Canvas |
Erik Koeppel "Carter Notch from North Conway" 5 x 11 inches. Oil on panel |
Erik Koeppel "Tuckerman Ravine" 8 x12 inches, Sepia and white Oil on paper Erik Koeppel "Morning Moon Over the Presidential Rangee" 9 x 16 in. Oil on panel |
Erik Koeppel "Moat Mountains in Winter" 10 x 20 inches. Oil on panel |
Thanks for reading!
A second DVD is coming soon. Here's the first one:
link |
INCLUDES
- Composition Sketch
- Outdoor Plein Air Study
- Outdoor Tree at Sunset Study
- Glazing Demonstration
- Studio Painting
- Interview with Fine Art Connoisseur Publisher, B. Eric Rhoads
- Exhibit of Koeppel paintings
- 9:37 run time (hours)