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Albert Fendig
As a native of Glynn County, Albert was
immersed in the natural beauty of the "Golden Isles" and began his
serious painting at age 13, encouraged by his Aunt Selma Shelander
and the Charleston artist Elizabeth Verner. Throughout his many
travels, and at home took every available opportunity to paint in
oils, his favorite medium. In spite of the discipline required by
his law career, Albert studied art continuously and on Monday
nights, if in town, painted under the guidance of Bill Hendrix.
Other art instructors who have influenced his paintings in oils,
watercolors, acrylics and pastels are Jean Szabo, Tony Couch, Tony
Van Hasselt, Ken Wallin, Richard Schmid and in France, Atelier
Peace.
When Albert retired from his law
career, he entered the art profession with the total energy he had
exercised in law. He established an Island studio, as well as a
studio in Lakemont in the north Georgia mountains.
Albert is a juried member of Glynn Art,
Coastal Artists Guild, Southeast Impressionists, Oil Painters of
America, North Georgia Art Guild among others. Albert's paintings
can be seen on his website and at Glynn Art, Left bank Gallery,
Joseph's Jewelers and in North Georgia at 7 Oaks gallery in Lakemont
and Waterfall Club at Lake Burton.
To contact the artist:
alisle@bellsouth.net
www.albertfendig.com
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Bob Fisher
Bob Fisher is an artist who, unlike
most watercolorists, paints upright on totally saturated paper. His
unique style of laying in the mid values, lifting out the lights,
and punching up the darks leads to works that are always bright,
unified, colorful, and fresh.
If you want to learn more about Bob’s
art or attend one of his watercolor classes at the Glynn Art
Association on Saint Simons Island, GA, please contact him.
To contact the artist:
912-996-6554
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