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| Welcome To Jim Mcgrath's Fine Art Gallery, One of Vermont's must-see art studio's.
Whether you are passing through Wilmington, or spending a few days skiing, golfing, enjoying the fall foliage, or you're just looking to relax for a few days, stop by and say hello to Jim.
He will be happy to talk about his art, his inspiration, even his upcoming book!
The studio is centrally located in downtown Wilmington.
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100 for 100
On Saturday, March 15th, Jim McGrath Fine Art Gallery will be presenting one hundred exciting new works by the artist, Jim McGrath.
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McGrath Gallery is very excited to announce that the studio will display the artwork of New York City artist Georgette Sinclair in September.
There will be an artist's reception on Saturday, September 1st, between 4 and 7pm at out studio located in Wilmington.
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| Sinclair recently returned from Provence, France where she painted with well-known artist Elizabeth Mowrey. She was born in Romania where she started drawing and painting. After immigrating to the United States she attended the Art Student League of New York City. |
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| She has since exhibited in shows in New York, New Jersey, Vermont,and Holland. She is a member of the Salmagundi Art Club in NYC, the Pen and Brush Inc. in NYC and the Roosevelt Island Visual Art Association, where she now lives and paints. Sinclair is inspired by the eternal beauty of nature. In her vision, expression of mood is the response to a fragment of time. |
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Jim McGrath is living a lifelong dream as a recognized artist and art teacher. McGrath's distinctive paintings have proven popular at the annual "Art on the Mountain" show over the last several years, and his work has attracted attention from galleries across New England. But the road to success has been rocky for the self-taught artist. The cards appear to have been stacked against McGrath from the beginning. "I've always been interested in art," McGrath says. "But I went to parochial schools where no art courses were offered, we just had the basics. There wasn't even a gym at old "St. Peter's High School." Despite a lack of formal education or exposure to art during his school years in Worcester, MA, McGrath maintained his interest and developed his skills on his own. Even at an early age, his talent was recognized by teachers, who put him to work creating murals for the school. Read more. . .
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