Welcome to the March issue of the Geary Gallery Guide. March can be a tough month to get through — spring feels like it’s around the corner, but it’s still cold outside. Well, Geary Gallery decided to do something about it.

Through March at the gallery, come celebrate the beauty of spring and summer with the warm and inviting natural oil paintings of Suffern, NY resident, Marianne Kuhn.

And with St. Patrick’s Day’s coming up, it will be a festive atmosphere, indeed. We look forward to seeing you, and we sincerely appreciate your support and patronage.

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Featured Artist, March 2013
Marianne Kuhn

Born in New Jersey and now a resident of Suffern NY, Marianne Kuhn graduated with a BA in Education from Montclair State University in Montclair, NJ.

She went on to study for many years at the Ridgewood Art Institute with Master Artist John Osborne. Kuhn has also studied with master artists, Scott Christensen, Kenn Backhauss and John Traynor.

Kuhn paints in the contemporary realistic style using a prismatic palette developed by Frank Vincent Dumond, who taught many notable artists, including Frank Mason, Arthur Maynard and Norman Rockwell.

Although primarily an oil landscape artist, Kuhn also paints still lifes and portraits. The purpose of her painting is to translate lighting and atmospheric effects in an effective composition.

Kuhn has won landscape awards from The American Artists Professional League, The Ridgewood Art Institute and Stamford Art Association.

She has also been accepted to show at The OPA Regional Show, The Salmagundi Non Members Jury Show (NYC), American Artist’s Professional League, (NYC) and The Hudson Valley Art Association.

Her work has been collected by the General Electric Global Research and Development Lodge, Niskayuna, NY and by New York Governor and Mrs. George Pataki.

Kuhn’s painting travels include Victor, ID, Teton National Park, WY, Nantucket, MA and Charleston, SC. She is particularly fond of summering in Diamond Point, NY, where her artistic muse is inspired by the beauty of the Adirondacks and Lake George.

To view Marianne Kuhn’s work, visit our online gallery.

The Marianne Kuhn exhibit runs from March 1–30, and her paintings are available for acquisition. All are welcome, and admission is free. Geary Gallery is open to the public Wednesdays – Saturdays, 9:30 am – 5:00 pm, and is located at 576 Boston Post Road in Darien, CT, 06820. For more information, contact (203) 655-6633 or visit www.gearygallery.com.

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Portraits, Portraits, Portraits!
Geary Gallery’s portrait service makes it easy and affordable to commission a portrait of a family, individual, pet, home or even favorite vacation spot. Individual portraits are available in oil, pastel or graphite. Houses in pen & ink or acrylic, and pet portraits are available in oil. The artists were chosen due to their mastery of their particular subject and medium, and their portfolios are available to view at our portraits gallery.

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To help parents with babies and small children who are unable to easily leave their car, we recently announced Curbside Pick-up, which allows customers to call from their car when they’re in the gallery parking lot to pick up their work, and a gallery employee will bring it to them. Call (203) 655-6633.