Previously at Frederick Cellars’ Gallery we featured several
local and regional artists. Several are members of The
Artist's Gallery in Frederick, MD.
Peter Plant
July 2008
Peter has found the Frederick County area very conducive to his creativity. His exhibit was titled "Land Water Sky."
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Lynne Oakes
June 2008
Lynne creates inspired watercolors and oils depicting nature at its most serene and beautiful. |
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Ron Young
March 2008
Ron Young, Frederick artist, author & former mayor. Ron's watercolors depict downtown Frederick. |
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John enjoys traveling off the beaten path and finding and photographing interesting landscapes and scenes that evoke a human presence. His work has been displayed in various juried art shows across the country. Click on John's website to see other samples of his work.
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Enjoy holiday and winter scenes of downtown Frederick, captured by talented local artist John Connors.
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David Nimorwicz
November 2007
David Nimorwicz resides in Maryland where he works
as a freelance photographer. David's love of nature
evolved early during childhood spent largely in
his backyard in Maryland. His exhibit at Frederick
Cellars will feature seasonal nature and landscape
images. For a sneak peak at David's work...www.oldeagleeye.com. |
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Jeanne McDermott
July-August 2007
We may not have jazz on the stage (we're working on
that), but we've got plenty on the walls at Frederick
Cellars. Featured throughout July and August are bold,
bright paintings of jazz musicians in action by Frederick
artist Jeanne McDermott
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a treat for both music and art lovers alike. |
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Craig Leonardi
Leonardi's abstractions are closely cropped renderings,
often of familiar but mundane objects, and more conceptual
than expressive. Leonardi's acrylic renderings, mounted
on non-traditional sculptural framing devices, focus on
the textures of industrial growth and decay - from concrete
and steel to rusty scrap metal and waste disposal units. |
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Jim Germaux
Also a trained printmaker and sculptor,
Jim Germaux paints in an expressive, free, organic style
with emphasis on elegant line and vibrant color.His
work examines our relationships with our environment and
captivates the many moods of the human psyche. |
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