Past Exhibitions

Sandy Sherman

Sandy Sherman, based in Bellows Falls, Vermont, creates still life paintings using effects of light and color to portray tenuous scenes of everyday objects, vintage clothing and unique antiques. In a painting such as “The Monkey”, an antique Steiff monkey is placed in a wallpaper lined box on a shelf. The monkey has its palms up and placed on its knees with a distant look, as if meditating. A red apple sits on top of the box, while a purple ribbon falls from its bottom and a red candle shows a waft of smoke after having just been extinguished. Sherman is a native of New Hampshire, and has been painting in the traditional manner since 1980. The artist studied for three years with Richard Whitney where she learned the basics of classical realism. She also studied with Debbie Crowder and Peter Granucci. She is a member of the Keene Art Association, Copley Society of Boston, Women's Caucus For Art, Academic Artist Association, and the Catharine Lorillard Wolf Art Club, Inc. Sherman is newly represented by Canal Street Art Gallery.

Artworks in the Show

Sandy Sherman

Three Hats

20th century

oil on linen mounted on board

25 x 21 in

$1500

EXHIBITIONS

2017 - 2024

Current Exhibitions

Working Artist Program

Touring Exhibitions Program

Past Solo Shows

Past Group Shows

All Past Shows 2017 - 2024

Canal Street Art Gallery

23 Canal Street, Bellows Falls, Vermont