All New by Dianne Panarelli Miller
When:
Friday, Mar 03, 2017 6:00p -
Friday, Mar 31, 2017 6:00p
Friday, Mar 03, 2017 6:00p -
Friday, Mar 31, 2017 6:00p
Where:
South Street Gallery
149 South St
Hingham, MA 02043
Admission:
FREE
Categories:
Art, Date Idea, Meetup, Nightlife, Party, Social Good
Event website:
www.southstreetgallery.com
Acclaimed South Shore Artist Dianne Panarelli Miller’s exhibit titled “All New”
on display March 3 - 31 at South Street Gallery in Hingham
with 2 opportunities to meet the Artist
South Street Gallery, South Shore’s premier fine art gallery supporting area artists, has announced that the upcoming exhibit will feature all new paintings of Abington artist Dianne Panarelli Miller. The title of this exhibit “All New” says it all; there will be landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, still-lifes and portraits on display, which were painted within the last one year. The exhibit will be on display March 3 - 31, 2017. Public will have a chance to meet Dianne either at the opening reception on Friday evening, March 3rd, from 6 to 9pm, or at her painting demonstration on Saturday, March 18, noon to 2pm.
About the Artist
Panarelli Miller is a world renowned artist who has painted in Bermuda, France and Italy. She is an award winning Boston-based plein-air painter of color and light and is a signature member of the New England Plein Air Painters and is a "Copley Master". Her approach combines the classic atelier training of the "Boston School", with a mastery of technique of her own personal style expressed through the harmony of color and design. The original Boston School way of painting seeks to combine the truth of impressionist color with good drawing, sound composition and skillful paint handling. Its leading exponents included Edmund Tarbell, Frank Benson, William Paxton, Joseph Decamp, Philip Hale, R. H. Ives Gammell. Gammell was a turn of the century Boston Museum School pupil of the first three men and later consulted with Paxton. Robert Douglas Hunter and Robert Cormier (with whom Miller studied) were students of Gammell. David Lowery and Robert Moore, also students of Gammell, rounded off her studies.
Dianne has received many awards locally and and is represented in many fine galleries as well as in hundreds of private collections.
She is well known on the South Shore of Boston. She is comfortable doing portraits and landscapes and cityscapes as well as murals. Painting full time, she accepts the challenges each subject brings with excitement and vitality.
For additional information about this exhibit, please call 781-749-0430 or visit www.southstreetgallery.com.
