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Barbara Benedetti Newton and Randena Walsh
An exhibition of local landscapes in pastel on paper
Sept 5th - Oct 21st, Reception Thur, Sept 7th 5:30 to 7:30 pm.


Please refer questions to Jeffrey Moose, 206.467.6951 or jmoose@jeffreymoosegallery.com.

Pastel virtuosos Barbara Benedeti Newton and Randena Walsh will show a group of new works at Jeffrey Moose Gallery, 1333 5th Ave, Rainier Square, Seattle, WA, from September 5th through October 21st. A reception for the artists will be held on Thursday, Sept 7th from 5:30 to 7:30.

Barbara Benedeti Newton is not only a pastel specialist but a published authority on the medium of colored pencil, an instructor at the Frye Museum and a multiple award-winner. Her precision , photo-realist approach to colored pencil is constrasted with her more expressionist, gestural style as a pastel artist. Barbara's subject matter stays close to her vacation home in the Alder-lined riverbanks of the south Puget Sound.

Randena Walsh grew up on a beach near Bremerton and has a close relationship to many of her land-subjects; most of her imagery depicts places on the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas. Her style is looser than that of Ms. Newton and she often employs daring color substitutions. A member of the Northwest Pastel Society, a Native Plant Society and her local chapter of the National Audobon Society, she is committed to to her professional career and to protecting and learning about the environment.



"Secret Passage"
Barbara Benedetti Newton
2006
Pastel on paper
16"x21.5"



"Winter Marsh"
Barbara Benedetti Newton
2006
Pastel on paper
12"x12"


Download Newton's "Transitions" PDF   (265k)

More examples from Barbara Benedetti Newton




"Theler Estuary"
Randena Walsh
2006
Pastel on paper
9"x12"



"August Afternoon"
Randena Walsh
2006
Pastel on paper
16"x24"


More examples from Randena Walsh


 

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