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Carl Palmer of ELP
Carl Palmer in the gallery at his opening reception for his "Twist of the Wrist" art exhibit.
The evening was grand, the guests were thrilled, and Carl Palmer was amazing. Several pieces will exhibit here throughout the summer. Palmer singled out the Annapolis Collection Gallery alone to represent his fabulous aleatoric art. John Bildahl photo
"By the Window"
DULY NOTED PAINTERS: Kurtis Ceppetelli was born in Ontario, Canada; he studied at NSCAD in Nova Scotia. Matthew Malone was born in Indiana, PA; he studied at Virginia Commonwealth University in Richmond. "Both of us actively paint on the same canvas at the same time so it is a true collaboration." By the Window, latex on canvas 52"x54" $3,800.
"Forgotten"
“Forgotten” is an oil painting of a young Cambodian boy. His eyes show both his innocence, and his fear of the unknown. He was executed during the Cambodian Genocide. Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge documented their atrocities; placing numbers on and photographing their victims before executing them. It is estimated that 2 million people died, thousands of them were children, now forgotten.
Artist Jeff Huntington lives in Annapolis, Maryland. His portraits exhibit nationally and internationally in group and solo shows. He received his BFA from the prestigious Corcoran College of Art and Design in Washington DC, and his MFA from the renowned Chicago Art Institute.
Forgotten", oil on canvas, 68"h x 64"w, price $8,500.
The Annapolis Collection Gallery is devoted to six Annapolis masters. Each artist has achieved recognition for their artistic talents, both here and abroad. Located 1/2 block from the Annapolis Visitors Center, near Church Circle, and a 10-15 minutes walk to St. John's College, the U.S. Naval Academy, and the City Dock -- the gallery is on the first block of historic West Street - on Gallery Row.
Black and White
The first president of Historic Annapolis was Charles E. Emery. He was also a photographer. When he died in 1957 he left behind hundreds of negatives. His granddaughter recently uncovered both dramatic and romantic scenes of old Annapolis her grandfather photographed back in the 1940’s and 50’s. This is one of those images. Visit the gallery to see more black and white photographs of old Annapolis.
ANDREW JACKSON portrait
oil on canvas portrait of Andrew Jackson by Ann Munro Wood.