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John Whalley - Paintings

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John Whalley - Paintings, 12" X 12", 122 pages, Hardcover (Imagewrap), Full color. This volume contains 166 color plates of the oil, egg tempera and watercolor paintings of American realist artist John Whalley.
A graduate from the Rhode Island School of Design (BFA, '76) Whalley has since had a long career as a fine artist, noted for his stunning realism, where his masterful depictions of time-worn “orphaned objects”are visual meditations in which he explores texture, patinas and the qualities of light. He draws much of his inspiration from the curated collections of objects that he and his wife have gathered on forays to many of Maine’s ubiquitous antique shops, flea markets and yard sales. Whalley also finds for his subjects objects of nature such as seashells, pine cones and fruit, as well as the Maine landscape.

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John Whalley
Nobleboro, Maine, USA

John was born in Brooklyn, New York and attended the Rhode Island School of Design where he received his BFA in Painting and Illustration in 1976. John began his career illustrating in the Boston area for such publishers as Little Brown, Houghton Mifflin, and such magazines as Yankee and Atlantic Monthly. He went on to focus on his fine art painting and drawing, working in oil, egg tempera and graphite, and over the last 45 years, his work has been exhibited widely across the U.S. and abroad. Some of his solo exhibitions have been at the Georgia Museum of Art, The Coral Springs Museum of Art in Florida, The Lord Hall Gallery - University of Maine, The Kemper Museum of Art. His work is also in the collections of The Portland Museum of Art, Colby College Museum of Art, Kemper Museum of Art, Kansas, and the Puratos Sourdough Museum in Belgium.

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