Oil painting, "Spring Red Barn," by nationally recognized artist George Van Hook. Van Hook will have a selection of work in upcoming studio sale in Jackson. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Oil painting, "Spring Red Barn," by nationally recognized artist George Van Hook. Van Hook will have a selection of work in upcoming studio sale in Jackson. (COURTESY PHOTO)
JACKSON — “Our artists are cleaning out their studios! This is our second annual tent sale of high-quality original art work from both local and nationally recognized artists at discounted prices,” said Melanie Levitt, artist and owner of the Jackson Art Studio and Gallery.
Award-winning artists from New England will have a variety of work for sale including paintings in oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, pen and ink and mixed media. This includes demo pieces, studies, paintings done in workshops, older pieces, and plein air studies, for sale at a fraction of the original cost(s). There will be over 500 pieces of art available. This is an opportunity to replace store bought reproductions with original works.
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