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Greetings,
In honor of this festive Mardi Gras season, we would like to host our own celebration....a celebration of New Orleans' artists! Living in New Orleans means many things. For some it means a continued struggle to rebuild the homes and communities that have been destroyed in the past years; for others it means a long line of tradition and family; while for our city's many visitors it means Bourbon Street, parades, beads and great music!
Regardless of what The Crescent City means to you, the artists that strive to capture the vibrant sounds, colors and emotions of New Orleans should be applauded their efforts. Teri Galleries is pleased to offer some of the finest artists in New Orleans. We encourage you to support the rebirth of New Orleans by investing in local New Orleans' artists and the beauty that they capture through their paint.
For inquiries on New Orleans' artists and the many other international artists that we carry, please contact Teri Galleries at 504-887-8588 or email us at info@terigalleries.com. Happy Mardi Gras!![]() | R.C. Davis ..:: View R.C. Davis' "The Spirit of New Orleans" original oil and other works. |
![]() | Matt Litchliter |
![]() | Bill Hemmerling ..:: View Hemmerling's available works and see why he's such a New Orleans' favorite. |
![]() | Alan Flattmann |
![]() | Mickey Asche ..:: View Michey Asche's works and experience his insight into New Orleans' landscape. |
![]() | Goble ..:: View Goble's enchanting works and catch a glimpse of your own childhood. |
As he grew older Chris began studying the lives and painting techniques of a wide range of artist. He taught himself to draw and paint by imitating their methods. At the age of 21, after a two year stint at junior college, R. C. opened a successful sign company.
A decade-and-a half later, a failed marriage, dissatisfaction with the business world, a biography of Van Gogh and a trip to the National Gallery all had a part in convincing Chris to pursue a more fulfilling life. Thus began his career as a fine artist.
Within a short time he was attracting the attention of collectors. Among them were a publisher of fine art prints. The release of those first limitededition prints provided a steady source of income and insured him wider exposure to the public at large. During the last twenty or so years, he has become one of the most beloved artists in the region.
During much of this period R. C. painted the rural world - farmhouses, wildlife and the Louisiana landscape. In 2004 he turned his attention to the city of New Orleans. While many have painted New Orleans, most have painted landmarks devoid of the bustle of daily life. Chris took a different approach. He didn’t focus on one building, but the entire street. And people populated his work - people going about their daily routines.
Even Mardi Gras by Chris is different. Instead of focussing on a float or a few revelers, he provides you with a panoramic view of the entire parade and the buildings that act as the backdrop. You are positioned in the middle of the teeming crowd, but unlike being at the parade, you can see everyone there.
Painting New Orleans reinvigorated R. C. This lead him to travel and expand his repertoire of subjects. His paintings of the Appalachian Mountains and the west have lead to recognition over a much wider area and introduced his work to a multitude of new collectors. He appears to be on the verge of national recognition.
Click here to learn more about R.C. Davis and "The Spirit of New Orleans"
Hessam attended school in Italy where he concentrated on his love of portraiture and studies of the anatomy, although he did study impressionism, surrealism, cubism and modern art. The education attained in Italy, along with the influence of his native Persia, has helped to shape the colorful, dramatic, exciting, bold artwork that can be no other than Hessam. The French press has called his paintings "a statement in the fluidity of human figures.....with tension between each figure, a kinship that provokes the viewer to seek reasons for such relationship."
Click here to learn more about Hessam and this featured piece "Lover's Harmony".