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Laurie De Camillis
Winter on the Escarpment
February 3 - 27th 2010
In February, Gallery at 129 Ossington is please to exhibit a new series of landscape paintings in oil by Laurie De Camillis titled Winter on the Escarpment. In her newest works De Camillis explores the contemporary contradictions and paradoxes in landscape painting by featuring several large studies of willow trees in the snow near Devil’s Glen, a popular ski resort adjacent to the Niagara Escarpment.
As always her application of paint is fast and loose but does not lack the details required to show a memorable portrait of the land, the sky and the striking yet familiar colors of an Ontario winter.
BIO
Laurie De Camillis graduated with honours from the Vancouver School of Art in1974 and has since lectured there and taught for the Banff Schoolof Fine Arts and The Canadian Federation of Artists. While living in Vancouver she participated in several major exhibitions at galleries including the the Vancouver Art Gallery and Simon Fraser Gallery. Her work can be found in many private and corporate collections in Cananda and internationally. Laurie now lives and works in Toronto.
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Branching Up 36" x 36"oil on canvas $2,900 |
Under the Willows 36" x 36"oil on canvas $2,900 |
The Glen 36" x 36"oil on canvas $2,900 |
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Early Snow on the Slopes 42" x 66 " oil on canvas sold |
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The Winter Glen 48" x 60" oil on canvas $4,300 |
Winter Willows 48" x 60" oil on canvas sold |
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