Pieter Wagemans current exhibition at W. H. Patterson Gallery

Spring has arrived at W.H.Patterson in the form of the exceptional talent that is Pieter Wagemans. We are absolutely delighted to welcome back this charismatic and modest artist for his second one man show with us.Demonstrating the complete mastery of his craft, Pieter has, this year, pushed the boundaries of design and composition and the results are staggering. Beautiful, bright, modern and crisp panels of exquisite perfection are the reward for his innovation.

Flemish painters,Willem Dolphyn & Pieter Wagemans

Flemish painters,Willem Dolphyn & Pieter Wagemans
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The International Society of Realist Painter's chairman, Pieter Wagemans (left) with Flemish painter Willem Dolphyn, at The W. H. Patterson Gallery. The show was called 20 remarkable years with Willem and Walter Dolphy, which took place last November.To view more of the Dolphyn's work go to -http://www.artnet.de/event/83726/willem-and-walter-dolphyn---20-remarkable-years.html

Suzanne Sauvage & Metta Myers

Suzzane Sauvage & Metta Myers San Francisco,1980
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A blast from the past~

ISRP Director,Metta Myers(left)
with abtract expressionist painter Suzanne Sauvage, in San Francico California,1980

Estavaer by Russian painter Sergei Aparin

estavaer
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Mont atos by Russian painter Sergei Asparin

mont_atos
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Here is a painting by our new newest member,Russian surrealist painter, Sergei Asperin

Members of The International Society of Realist Painters

Members of The International Society of Realist Painters
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Maya Kulenovic

  'One of our newest members, Maya Kulenovic is a contemporary
Canadian painter, exhibiting nationally and internationally.
Her imagery is a product of her classical upbringing, a tendency
to look into the dark side of human nature, and a taste for nostalgic,
foreboding, hesitant and sometimes offensive. Her work is not intended
to be comfortable, nor is there any effort spent on the easy and obvious.
Rather than providing statements and depictions, her work raises some
essential questions and offer a range of emotion and suggestion upon
which to contemplate.

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'http://www.mayakul.com/painting-faces/sleepwalker.htm