Isy Ochoa

Isy Ochoa was born in 1961 and is a native of Paris. She works in her picturesque studio in the middle of the city, affording her a bit of country charm and open air, amidst the City of Lights. She has degrees from the Ecole Superieure d’Arts Graphiques, the Atelier Met de Penninghen and the Academie Julian. Isy is widely known for her work with cats and the brilliance of her colors. She has illustrated postcards, stationary, calendars and posters. Her work captures the energy and pleasures of life as we would try to hold them in our most vivid and cherished memories. Isy’s work has been sold at auction through Christie’s Auction House (the youngest artist ever!) and she has a strong following in Europe and the United States.

"Iris"
Oil on canvas
32" x 28" (framed)
$3,200 (framed)

Jamie Paterno

“Lovely Vase & Cup of Tea"
Original on canvas
31" x 27" (framed)
$1400 (framed)

“Musical Still Life"
Original on canvas
44" x 32" (framed)
$2250 (framed)

“Musical Study"
Original on canvas
44" x 32" (framed)
$2250 (framed)


“Classical Quartet” Original acrylic painting on canvas 24” x 36” (unframed) $1,600 (unframed)	“Jazz Musicians” Original acrylic painting on canvas 24” x 36” (unframed) $1,600 (unframed)

Dmitriy V. Proshkin
Dmitriy Proshkin was born in 1973 in Ufa, Russia. He studied at Ufa’s College of Art between 1988 and 1992, and upon passing the entrance board, began his five year study at Ufa’s Art Institute. Proshkin’s work is heavily influenced by the masters of landscape, including such great artists as Claude Monet, Pissaro, Sisley and Marke. He has also extensively studied the Russian masters, including Korovin, Shiskin, Savrosov, Vassilev and Levitan. The elevated tradition of the Russian masters has become fundamental to him and has served as a guidebook in his own creative development. Dmitriy’s work can be found in private collections in Russia and throughout Europe and the United States.

“New York Times Square I" Oil on board 36” x 24” (unframed) $900 (unframed)	“Times Square II" Oil on board 36” x 24” (unframed) $900 (unframed)

S. Razin

S. Razin was born in 1956 and has been exhibiting his work ever since he was a student. He is an advocate of the French School of Impressionism and focuses primarily on city scenes and landscapes. He now works and lives in the New York City suburbs. His work is exhibited throughout the United States.

“Looking Up the Coast"
Oil on canvas
38" x 40" (framed)
$2,757 (framed)


Natalie Savard
Born in Chicoutimi, Quebec in 1964, Natalie Savard is a self-taught artist. After teaching for ten years, she has devoted herself to her greatest passion: painting. The figurative language that Savard favors leaves an important place for her interest in the human figure, even though her subjects live in her dreamlike universe. Her paintings offer spaces where the artist devotes herself to the quest for light and color as a means of expression. An impression of serenity and harmony emanates from her paintings. Savard’s work is exhibited throughout Canada and the United States.

“White Light on Red Dress” Original painting on canvas 30” x 42” (framed) $3,100 (framed)	“Lady in the Window” Original painting on canvas 48” x 24” (unframed) $3,380 (unframed)	“In the Shadows” Original painting on canvas 30” x 10” (unframed) SOLD

Nicole Sebille
Nicole Sebille’s background as an interior designer provides her with the graphic tools her painting demands. Spontaneity, stark synthesis and creative power sum up Nicole’s art. Her technique is mainly oil applied with a knife. A palette of intense colors and a theme of abundant flowers are her distinct trademark. Her fine art work has been exhibited throughout France and was just recently introduced in the United States.

“Les 2 Villages” Palette knife oil on canvas 24” x 29” (unframed) $2,600 (unframed)	“Bord de Mer” Oil on canvas 40" x 40" (framed) SOLD

Sarah Van Beckum
Sarah Van Beckum was born in Hartford, Wisconsin in 1954. She was educated at the University of Wisconsin (Madison), as well as the Sorbonne in Paris and La Ibero Americano in Mexico. Sarah’s heavy palette knife technique and exaggerated botanicals and still life images create a very distinctive, “artsy” style. Her work has evolved from mixed media using found objects to acrylic on wood panels, often adding collage accents for patterns and texture. Her work can be found in galleries in the United States and Europe.

“Flowers in Ceramic Vase I” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)	“Three White Flowers” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)	“Blue Flowers in Red Vase” Mixed media on wood panel 27” x 27” (framed) SOLD

“Floral in Yellow Vase” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)	“Mixed Bouquet” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)	“Green Vase” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)

“Flowers in Pottery Vase” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)	“Autumn Vase” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)	“Tulips” Mixed media on wood panel 20” x 20” (unframed) $875 (unframed)

K.C. Woolf

Ever since he was able to hold a pen in his hand, KC has been making art. Born in Santa Cruz, California, he lived all over the United States. His rather eclectic background includes rehabilitating abused exotic animals in a Buddhist temple, participating as a sponsored skateboarder, working as a skilled carpenter, apprenticing for an architect, working as a graphic artist and acting. Since 2002, KC has focused exclusively on painting. In his words... “Art is a medium that opens the door into the unknown, and provides a platform in which one can explore, indulge and grow.”

“Humming Birds in Flight”
Acrylic on canvas
24” x 24” @ $1,200
30” x 30” @ $1,490 (unframed)

Chris Zambon
Chris Zambon was born in Wisconsin and studied at the Brandis School of the Arts and California Art Institute, both in Los Angeles. While she is best known for her landscapes, she has had great success with abstracts as well. Her style is distinctive because of her vigorous brushwork and her use of color. Her fine art work is represented in galleries and collections all over the country.

“Summer Clouds" Original on canvas 35" x 35" (framed) $1,490 (framed) SOLD

“Hillside” Acrylic on canvas 18” x 18” (framed) $1,075 (framed)

Alexander Zerbé
Alexandre Zerbé was born in Montreal, Canada in 1974 and completed his Bachelor’s in Fine Art at Concordia University. The artist’s interest is to follow a continuity in the figurative lyricism of his acrylics. Lyricism because the scenes he depicts always seem to contain a sundry object that appears to the spectator as if voluntarily placed, thereby leaving room for interpretation. He especially enjoys putting emphasis on the impression of décor, often in playful atmospheres. Zerbé has exhibited throughout Canada. His work is widely held in the United States and Canada.

“Paris in the Evening” Original painting on canvas 54” x 31” (framed) $2,250 (framed)	“On the Road” 36” x 26” (unframed) @ $1,200 43” x 33” (framed) @$1,850

Art Post Gallery
In the Middle of Lovely Carillon Square
1452 Waukegan Road
Glenview, Il. 60025
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Transitional Oil Paintings brought to you by Art Post Gallery, located in Glenview (north of Chicago), featuring John Baughman, Pica Birt, Jennifer Bowman, Greg Carter, Christian Charvet, Peggy Beaulieu Corthouts, Jean Sforza Dalziel, Laurie Daniels (& Stephen White), Alex Dobrowsky, Elliot, C. Fox, Loren Grey, Fiona Hoop,Doug Hunt, Jeff Koehn, Joyce Lieberman, Jennifer Lister, Myung Jung (“Mario”), Yvonne Mora, B. K. Moran, Nancy Ngo, Isy Ochoa, Jamie Paterno, Dmitriy V. Proshkin, S. Razin, Natalie Savard, Nicole Sebille, Sarah Van Beckum, K.C. Woolf, Chris Zambon, Alexander Zerbe.

Pica Birt
Born in Romania in 1964, Pica Birt graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelors degree in Architecture. Fascinated by space, she wanted to take time to study and understand the relationship between solid and void, light and shadow, and the importance of searching for a concept and the meaning of proportions, texture and color. Upon graduation, she immediately shifted to the Ontario College of Art and became an independent artist. Birt’s art explores the surface of a moment. There is a sense of oscillation between what is certain and uncertain, the transient impression of things that surround us. Sensuousness defines Birt’s paintings. Her artworks seem to be captured in time at the moment of their most mysterious vibrancy. They emanate optimism and energy. Every surface is filled with color and texture. Sharp edges and contrasting colors produce images that reveal sceneries, objects and environments of a familiar but mysterious calm.

“Magical Meadow” Original painting on canvas 60” x 30” (unframed) $5,200 (unframed)	“Day Glow” Original painting on canvas 36” x 49” (unframed) $4,560 (unframed)

John Baughman
John Baughman grew up in Western Michigan, the oldest of five children. From an early age, he loved to draw and mix his own paints. A rebel at heart, he sought to experiment with his work and was greatly encouraged throughout his youth by a neighbor, herself a Director of Art, who saw his potential and encouraged his artistic leanings. John attended seven colleges before graduating and ended up successfully running his own advertising firm, which allowed him to take advantage of his writing and drawing skills. Along the way, he met his wife Janet, herself an accomplished artist. After raising three children, they moved west and now raise and train dressage horses and devote full time to their art work. Baughman’s work is deeply influenced by the environment and the beauty that surrounds him. He constantly tries new mediums and possesses an innate sense of arrangements and space.

“The Sky Above” Mixed media on board 30” x 30” (unframed) @ $1,400 37” x 37” (framed) @ $1,800	“Big Sky Landscape” Mixed media on board 48” x 48” (unframed) @ $3,850 54” x 54” (framed) @ $4,650

Pica Birt
Born in Romania in 1964, Pica Birt graduated from the University of Toronto with a Bachelors degree in Architecture. Fascinated by space, she wanted to take time to study and understand the relationship between solid and void, light and shadow, and the importance of searching for a concept and the meaning of proportions, texture and color. Upon graduation, she immediately shifted to the Ontario College of Art and became an independent artist. Birt’s art explores the surface of a moment. There is a sense of oscillation between what is certain and uncertain, the transient impression of things that surround us. Sensuousness defines Birt’s paintings. Her artworks seem to be captured in time at the moment of their most mysterious vibrancy. They emanate optimism and energy. Every surface is filled with color and texture. Sharp edges and contrasting colors produce images that reveal sceneries, objects and environments of a familiar but mysterious calm.

“Magical Meadow” Original painting on canvas 60” x 30” (unframed) $5,200 (unframed)	“Day Glow” Original painting on canvas 36” x 49” (unframed) $4,560 (unframed)

Jennifer Bowman
Jennifer Bowman is an award winning northwest artist who has been exhibiting and competing professionally for the past 16 years. Her paintings focus on colorful market scenes, images of bougainvillea-draped buildings, and realistic renditions of the cruising community’s yachts in tropical settings. She presently teaches and paints in her hometown of Anacortes, Washington, gateway to the San Juan Islands.

“Summer Flowers” Original painting 24” x 31” (framed) $1,500 (framed)	“West Coast Poppies” Original painting 24” x 31” (framed) $1,500 (framed)

“Study of Poppies” Original painting 32” x 44” (framed) $2,400 (framed)	“Field of Color” Original painting on canvas 24” x 48” (unframed) $2,400 (unframed)

Greg Carter
Greg Carter is a native of Atlanta, who was exposed to art an early age. In addition to studying art in Europe as a teenager, he worked with his father, who spent a career as a graphic designer and illustrator. Carter studied at the University of Georgia and Georgia State and graduated (with honors) from the prestigious Art Center College of Design in Pasadena. Carter’s primary subjects include landscapes, cityscapes and the figure. His work is heavily influenced by George Bellows, John Singer Sargent and contemporary Wolf Kahn. His work is rich with paint and texture, and his style is a unique combination of representational, impressionistic and abstract, allowing the viewer to look deeper into the image. Carter’s work is exhibited throughout the United States and the United Kingdom.

“A Place in the Sun” Oil on Wood Panel 22” x 26” (framed) $2,600 (framed)	"Fun in the Morning Surf” Oil on Wood Panel 24" x 20" (framed) SOLD
“Her Back Patio” Oil on Wood Panel 22" x 26" (framed) $2,400 (framed) SOLD

Pica Birt

John Baughman

Pica Birt

Jennifer Bowman

Greg Carter

Christian Charvet

Peggy Beaulieu Corthouts

Jean Sforza Dalziel

Lori Daniels (& Stephen White)

Alex Dobrowsky

Elliot

C. Fox

Loren Grey

Fiona Hoop

Doug Hunt

Jeff Koehn

Joyce Lieberman

Jennifer Lister

Mario

Yvonne Mora

B.K. Moran

Nancy Ngo

Isy Ochoa

Jamie Paterno

Dmitriy V. Proshkin

S. Razin

Natalie Savard

Nicole Sebille

Sarah Van Beckum

K.C. Woolf

Chris Zambon

Alexander Zerbé

Christian Charvet
Christian Charvet was born in Paris in 1940. The artist’s work has evolved through three periods: 1) the “Blue Period” (1970’s), which was characterized by monochrome coloration; 2) the “Blue Period Continuation” (1980’s), in which social groups appear, represented within a carnival theme, but still monochrome and cold looking; and 3) the “Red Period” (1990’s), in which color tones change and he introduces a series of studies on painters and poets. Most notable is his study of the poet Arthur Rimbaud. Charvet’s work was recently honored by the French Postal Service, which issued a stamp with Rimbaud’s image.

"Rimbaud Stamp" French Postal Service (not for sale)

"Rimbaud I" Oil on paper 20" x 16" (framed) $645 (framed)	"Rimbaud II" Oil on paper 20" x 16" (framed) $645 (framed)

"Rimbaud III" Oil on paper 20" x 16" (framed) $645 (framed)	"Rimbaud IV" Oil on paper 20" x 16" (framed) $645 (framed)

Peggy Beaulieu Corthouts
Peggy Corthouts was born in 1959 in Coventry, Connecticut and graduated from Arizona State University with a BFA degree in printmaking in 1983. She studied under Wayne Kimball, a master printer from the famed Tamarind Atelier. Among fine art printers, she is known as a printmaker of remarkable skill and sensitivity. Her beautiful landscapes are contemporary, yet posses a softness and quality of light reminiscent of the Impressionistic Period. She now lives in Coaldale, Colorado and paints mostly mountainous landscapes. Her work is exhibited throughout the United States.

"Marshland Floral I" Acrylic on board 44" x 32" (framed) $1,750 (framed)	"Marshland Floral II" Acrylic on board 24" x 36" (unframed) $1,000 (unframed)	"Marshland Floral III" Acrylic on board 36" x 24" (unframed) $1,000 (unframed)

Lori Daniels (& Stephen White)
Based out of their farm in Mapleton, Illinois, noted furniture and folk art dealer Stephen R. White removes, collects and assembles tin pieces, mostly from commercial buildings destined to be demolished. Artist Lori Daniels then hand mixes paints, resins and glazes for each unique art tin piece, producing a tile-like effect. The ceiling panels date from 1860 to 1900 and represent a rare piece of American architecture and decorative history. Many display botanical or classical designs in the Arts & Crafts, Victorian or Art Nouveau styles. Each panel is a one-of-a kind original, signed and dated. While the antique tin art was originally destined for outdoor use, it is increasingly displayed indoors. If the panels are used outdoors, care must be taken to preserve the finish from further rusting through the application of several coats of a clear sealant.

“Tin Colláge” Historic Tin 24” x 24” (framed) $1,300 (framed)	“Tin Colláge” Historic Tin 24” x 24” (framed) $1,300 (framed)

Alex Dobrowsky
Born in 1963 in Russia, Alex Dobrowsky showed talent at an early age, resulting in his attendance at The Academy for Gifted Children and later at the Repin Academy of Fine Arts, both in St. Petersburg, Russia. Later he studied with artist, Suvorov. He has developed a figurative style in oil reminiscent of French artist Paul Chagall that is primitive, yet sophisticated. His subject matter seems sentimental as it includes Russian folk images of musicians and peasants. Whimsical images of figures, both at rest and play, set in muted landscapes celebrate the past and remind the viewer of the days before high technology. Alex Dobrowsky has repeatedly demonstrated his innate artistic talents through his numerous exhibitions around Europe.

“Remembering Our Song” Original tempura on board 13” x 15” (framed)	“Concert For the Neighbors” Original tempura on board 15” x 13” (framed) SOLD

“Taking It All In” Original tempura on board 13” x 16” (framed) $900 (framed)	“Wind Blown Flute” Original tempura on board 16” x 13” (framed) SOLD

“French Horn Player” Original tempura on board 16” x 13” (framed) $900 (framed)	“Playing the Bass” Original tempura on board 16” x 13” (framed) SOLD

Loren Grey
Grey studied at the Winchester School of Art in Winchester, England, earning a Bachelor of Fine Arts. She now lives and works on the west coast of England. She is known for her dramatic use of color and her contemporary sense of composition. Her specialty is the encaustic method, with colors enhanced by layering “washes” of wax and paint. She is also a passionate gardener. Her work is exhibited at the Taunton Art Gallery, Somersett; The New Bristol Gallery; the Bath Lanes Gallery; the Hove Art Gallery and Museum, Hove, Sussex; and the Beecroft Gallery, Southened, Essex.

“Margret” Mixed media wax & paint 28” x 24” (framed) $1,490 (framed)	“Victoria” Mixed media wax & paint 28” x 24” (framed) $1,490 (framed)

“Celebrating a Victory” Mixed media wax & paint 28” x 24” (framed) $1,490 (framed)	“Visiting With a Friend” Mixed media wax & paint 28” x 24” (framed) $1,490 (framed)

“Red Bottle and Pear” Encaustic & paint 20” x 10” (unframed) $700 (unframed)	“Green Bottle and Two Glasses” Encaustic & paint 20” x 10” (unframed) $700 (unframed)

Fiona Hoop
Fiona Hoop is the studio name for the team of Michele Woodey and Mary Kennedy, who work together to produce each piece of art. Michele gradated with honors in Fine Arts from Brighton School of Arts in England in 1979 and also teaches art. Mary graduated from the Ontario College of Art and Design in 1989 and received OCAD’s Experimental Arts Award in Painting. They live and work in Canada.

"In the Park" Acrylic painting 16" x 20"(unframed) $575 (unframed)	"In the Park" Acrylic painting 16" x 20"(unframed) $575 (unframed)

"Fence Row" Encaustic on board 31" x 31"(framed) $1800 (framed)	"Colorful Day" Encaustic on board 31" x 31"(framed) $1800 (framed)
"Tapestry" Original painting on canvas 44" x 43"(framed) $3,400 (framed)


Doug Hunt
Ever since I can remember, I’ve dreamed of being an artist. And...like other young artists, Disney gave me my first exposure to the possibilities. Then in the 60’s, psychedelic posters and hot rod art were probably my first exercises in seriously working from my imagination. Even in the military, I ended up as a staff artist and photographer, my first practical experience as a commercial artist, graphic designer and photographer. For the most part, my commercial work was detailed pen and ink drawings. Because of this, my fine art tended to be loose and less structured. In the early 80’s, I started working with oil pastels. It was during this time my work became more impressionistic. In 2002, I began doing etchings where my line drawing experience came in handy for the initial projects. Before long, I found myself exploring looser, less ridged techniques. I still prefer to work from my imagination. After so many years of creating imagery that had specific requirements, I really enjoy the freedom to create my own reality. Watching an image develop in front of you is really fascinating. My landscapes may be influenced by the desire to escape, to be somewhere quiet and unhurried. My favorite pieces are always the ones that have nothing much going on in them, just open space and an inviting path to nowhere in particular.

“From the Fields” Original painting on board 16” x 12” (framed) $685 (framed)	“Villa Across the Field” Original painting on board 12” x 12” (framed) SOLD	“Path to the Villa” Original painting on board 16” x 12” (framed) SOLD


Jeff Koehn
Jeff Koehn is one of the hottest young artists in the United States today. Born in a small Wisconsin town, his first grade teacher was prescient when she told him: “You will be a famous artist some day.” Jeff received his formal art education from the Art Institute of Colorado, where he graduated with honors in December, 1995. While at the Art institute, he received extensive training in pastel, oil and acrylic painting from world renowned artists Doug Dawson, Lynn Kircher and Don Long. In 1995 he was awarded First Place in the national Creative “Geanie” Student Competition. Jeff’s style has evolved from early emphasis on photo-realism with the use of pastels in portraits. His earlier illustrative work has appeared in numerous publications. As he shifted to oil and acrylics, he has become absorbed with the excitement of color and texture, refining his paintings with dry brush techniques that lend both complexity and subtlety to his distinctive style. His influences come from Vermeer’s use of light spilling across his paintings, and also from John Singer Sergeant’s lush portraits.

“Night Scene I” Original oil on canvas 30” x 24” (framed) $1,450 each (framed) $2,800 for the pair (framed)	“Night Scene II” Original oil on canvas 24” x 30” (framed) $1,450 each (framed) $2,800 for the pair (framed)

“Flickering Trees” Original oil on canvas 18” x 24” (framed) $950 (unframed)	“Colorado Fall” Acrylic on canvas 30” x 48” (unframed) $2,400 (unframed)

Joyce Lieberman
Joyce Lieberman's work has been described as joyful, whimsical, "Chagallish", airy, colorful, just plain "feelgood" fine art. This Californian likes to work on a large scale but her smaller still life paintings on paper are also available. The artist is available for commissions, allowing the buyer to specify size, subject matter and color.


“Summer Breeze” Original painting & mixed media on Canvas 48” x 24” (unframed) $2,200 (unframed)		“Lively Vase” Original painting & mixed media on Canvas 48” x 24” (unframed) $2,200 (unframed)

"Fiesta Romance" Acrylic on paper 18" x 15" (unframed) $600 (unframed)	"Fiesta Pomegranate & Tea Acrylic on paper 18" x 15" (unframed) $600 (unframed)

"Golden Vase" Original painting on canvas 27" x 26" (unframed) $1400 (unframed)	“Butterflies All in a Flutter” Original painting & mixed media on Canvas 36” x 48” (unframed) $2,200 (unframed)

Jennifer Lister
Born in a small town in upstate New York, Jennifer Lister is the oldest of six children. She grew up in the midst of the densely wooded surroundings of simple country landscape and enjoyed the adventures associated with miles of farmland and the freedom to explore the entire region’s nature. She was inspired by all that is organic, and fascinated with thriving plant and animal life. After attending Pratt & Munson Williams Art School, she continued her education at Syracuse University, working under Professor Jerome Whitkin. After receiving her bachelor’s degree in 2002, Jennifer moved to the West Coast, where she now lives and works.

“Autumn Field I" Original on canvas 38” x 38” (framed) $2,550 each $4,800 for the pair	“Autumn Field II" Original on canvas 38" x 38" (framed) $2,550 each $4,800 for the pair

“Afternoon Horizon I" Original on canvas 24” x 24” (unframed) $1,450 (framed)	“Afternoon Horizon II" Original on canvas 24” x 24” (unframed) $1,450 (unframed)

“Late Summer” Original painting on canvas 38” x 50” (unframed) $3,900 (unframed)

B.K. Moran
B.K. Moran began painting and drawing almost before she could walk. Raised on the East Coast, she studied at St. Mary’s in Indiana and then settled in the Chicago area upon graduation. Her paintings are always vibrant and energetic with bold use of colors. Her work is collected in the United States and England.

“Sunshine on my Shoulder” Acrylic on canvas 29” x 23” (framed) $950 (framed)	“Summer Reading” Acrylic on canvas 30” x 24” (framed) 950 (framed)

Nancy Ngo
Born in Chicago, Ill., but transplanted to Arizona as a child, Nancy Ngo received her B.F.A. degree from The School of the Art Institute of Chicago in 2001. Nancy's awareness of the play of light and shadow and its effect on color plays an important role in her work today. The dichotomy of the natural desert landscape of Arizona versus the urban downtown environment of Chicago led her to a certain "no rules" style of painting. Her paintings have a certain raw, playful, and sometimes unfinished quality in which the work holds a kind of potential energy, excitement and freedom. Ngo’s work is held in collections throughout the United States.

“Floral Whisper I” Acrylic on canvas 30” x 30” (unframed) $1,850 (unframed) SOLD	“Floral Whisper II” Acrylic on canvas 30” x 30” (unframed) $1,850 (unframed) SOLD

“Floral Abstract I” Acrylic on canvas 60” x 36” @ $4,400 (unframed) 63” x 39” @ $4,600 (framed)	“Floral Abstract II” Acrylic on canvas 60” x 36” @ $4,400 (unframed) 63” x 39” @ $4,600 (framed)