Jane Eckert Fine Art: Second Saturdays exhibits ~The art of Camilla Mathlein September 12th, 2026. Details below.

 Interesting take of reversing the ~Day and Night~vision. 

Camilla Mathlein, Chrysler View, Night and Day, 2026, watercolor and collage on paper, 23 x 17.5 in. each INQUIRE HERE This upcoming Saturday, September 12th, Eckert Fine Art will be showcasing Camilla Mathlein’s watercolor paintings. The gallery is open 10am-5pm with an artist reception from 2-5pm. Camilla Mathlein, New York Streets, 2026, watercolor on paper, 23 x 18 in.  INQUIRE HERE Camilla Mathlein, The Ansonia, 2026, watercolor & collage on paper, 17 x 18 in. INQUIRE HERE Camilla Mathlein An artist, an interior designer, a professional basketball player, a model and cancer survivor, Heta Katja “Camilla” Mathlein was born April 9, 1963 in Stockholm, Sweden to an architect father and textile designer mother. Although Camilla credits her mother as her greatest artistic influence, she remembers being a young child using the backs of her father’s discarded blueprints for her canvases. After her father left when she was five, Camilla was raised by her mother who sewed all of her clothes and encouraged her as a drawer and painter. She later moved to the Hudson Valley where she currently resides and continues her work as an artist and interior designer. Camilla’s approach is to design spaces that are architecturally practical as well as harmonious and invite a sense of flow. She loves the opportunity for creative freedom that her purely artistic drawings provide. There are no rules. She simply follows her fancy.  Additionally we will be featuring new accquistions from Pamela Sztybel and Nancy Lasar Pamela Sztybel, Dressed in Leaves, watercolor crayon, gouache and acrylic marker on paper, 31 x 36 in. INQUIRE HERE Pamela Sztybel, Orange Hand Embroidered Wall Hanging/Quilt, 41 x 45 in. INQUIRE HERE Nancy Lasar. Loop-de-Loop, 2016, graphite & acrylic on canvas, 54 x 40 in. INQUIRE HERE This upcoming exhibition is a part of “Second Saturdays” as a member of the Titus Road Design Collective along with KMR Arts, Pinnacle, George Home and Pasquale et Maurice.  eckert fine art + consulting 10 titus rd., p.o.box 302, washington depot, ct 06794-0302 gallery: 860-619-0707 |  cell: 239-269-6361 gallery hours: tuesday - saturday, 10am-5pm janeeckertfineart.com Artsy Email Instagram Website #janeeckertart#sunstormfineartmagazine.com #fineartmagazineblog.blogspot.com#fineartvision#artfunview#artfunnow

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The L'Space Gallery NYC exhibition of ~Frank~ archival the work by Frank Fristachi, September 17-October 17, 2026

For All who remember the PS1 days! I do this is a great exhibition of Frank Fristachi's  work. 

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Tom Palmore's images of ~Animals of Distinction~ exhibits at Lew Allen Galleries September 11-October, 2026

I I always love animal portraits! Mine , Joel Sartore, and now Tom Palmore~~~  Tom Palmore: Animals of Distinction Opening Friday, September 11, 2026 Navajo Bunny, 2026, oil & acrylic on panel, 18 x 24 in​ On View: September 11 – October 10, 2026 Last Friday Railyard Art Walk Reception: Friday, September 25, 2026, from 5:00–7:00 PM LewAllen Galleries is pleased to present an exhibition of paintings by Tom Palmore, whose distinct portraiture famously elevates his animal subjects with formal gravity, dignity, and quiet majesty more commonly reserved for humans of social and political distinction. ​ Working meticulously in oil and acrylic with the precision of classical natural history illustration, Palmore renders every whisker, downy feather, and iridescent scale with extraordinary tactile clarity. By placing these hyper-detailed animal sitters against stylized, culturally loaded stage sets—such as manicured topiary gardens, Southwestern textiles, and pre-Columbian reliefs—he creates a delightfully incongruous tension between human artifice and the natural world. Bathed in dimensional studio light, Palmore’s sitters engage the viewer directly at eye level with stoic composure and intelligence, subverting traditional realism to celebrate individual personality and presence. ​ Red Fox in A Topiary Garden, 2026, oil & acrylic on canvas, 24 x 30 in White Falcon, 2026, oil & acrylic on canvas, 22 x 28 in Black Panther, 2026, oil & acrylic on panel, 18 x 24 in Educated at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, Palmore has spent over five decades questioning the conventions of portraiture. His work is featured in major permanent collections nationwide, including the Smithsonian Institution, the Whitney Museum of American Art, the Brooklyn Museum, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

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