Greetings! Today’s post features two cats. What makes them special? Well, from time to time, I come across a John Stermer painting that I don’t remember seeing before. This is not so surprising as often Dad would sell painting directly from his studio. Sometimes, the paintings were still wet. And, like many artists, John Stermer […]
Greetings! And, how are you? We, Team Stermer Retrospective, are still “glowing” from our successful exhibition at Western New Mexico University’s Francis McCray Gallery of Contemporary Art this past November and December. The number of old friends and new friends who joined us for the reception was just amazing. It truly felt like a celebration.
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Just a quick update. We had a fabulous and fun retrospective opening. Thanks to all of you who were able to come and share the artwork and social event with us; you made it special! And, thank you to the wonderful people at Western New Mexico University Public Affairs and Francis McCray Gallery of
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Why “Lines of Force” and what does it mean? Theme for Retrospective Exhibition. Greetings! Now that we are just about ready to open our “Lines of Force – A Retrospective of the Artwork By the Late John Stermer” exhibition, I thought we might want to say a word or two (or many) about our theme.
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Greetings! As we approach the John Stermer Retrospective this November, we would like to remember John Stermer’s first One-Man Show at the Arnot Art Gallery. The Arnot Art Gallery is part of the Arnot Art Museum in Elmira, NY. Background. In preparation for the upcoming retrospective, Stermer Art LLC engaged Maria Jensen as
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Greetings! I would like to simply share with you John Stermer’s painting Monastery At Metaore, Greece. The built environment, by which I mean buildings and architecture, were favorite subjects of John Stermer. For one thing, you have all those nice lines to work with. Also, in the painting, you might notice
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Greetings! This is the second half of a two part photo journalism essay about John Stermer by Victoria York done in the mid 1980s. The first part dealt with his early life just prior to the Second World War. Part One also introduces Ms. York and her photo journalism project. Therefore, we invite
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About The Author. Greetings! This is a special photo journalism article written by Victoria York of Silver City, NM. To elaborate, Ms. York was assigned the project of creating a photo journalism article of John Stermer while attending Western New Mexico University (Silver City, NM) in the 1980s. Her instructor was Robert “Bob” McCullough, a
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Retrospective Details. Greetings! We, at John Stermer Estate, are happy to announce a John Stermer Retrospective Exhibition coming to Western New Mexico University (WNMU) in Silver City NM this November. This will be an “in person” exhibition. And, we would love to have you join us; you are invited to attend! Location. In particular, the
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Greetings! I would like to share with you some of John Stermer’s animals. That is, some of the animals that appear in John Stermer paintings. This sampling was inspired by the painting of my youngest sister, Dorothy, and our dog Frej, (see above). While Dad did not specialize in drawing and painting animals, he
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