Anderson Contemporary

Artist: SUZANNE UNREIN

“HOUR BY HOUR, BROWN BY BLUE”
Gouache on paper - 22 x 30 inches (framed)
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Suzanne Unrein is a California native and current New Yorker. Her paintings and works on paper explore a vibrant world of humans and animals. Her work is characterized by vibrant colours and expressive gestures.

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Spotlight on this trailblazing woman!

Helen McNicoll (1879-1915)

Fell in love with one of Canada’s top female impressionist artists from the late 1800s/ early 1900s at the Musee des Beaux-Arts du Quebec. ‘Helen McNicoll; An Impressionist Journey’ is the first Quebec retrospective of her work in a century!

I admire how she used color and light to create really beautiful dreamlike scenes - her subjects were predominantly women and children depicted in lush landscapes and in everyday life. She was born into a wealthy Canadian family, became deaf at the age of two after catching scarlet fever, she traveled and studied abroad, she spent most of her adult life painting and traveling with fellow painter Dorthea Sharp. She is known for introducing impressionism to Canada when it was still relatively unknown. An impressive woman who accomplished so much in a career that lasted only a decade.
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A few more images of opening night!

RUGGERO VANNI : Color- Matters
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Thanks again to everyone who came - for those who couldn’t make it, the show will be up through May 20th! A must see!!!

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Gallery Hours: Sun - Mon 8am-7pm.
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