ArtWorks Gallery

  Gary A. Lippincott has been riding to work on the back of a dragon for many years. Having fallen in love with the illustrators of the Golden Age and such contemporary artists as Alan Lee and Brian Froud, his artwork has the style of old-world craftsmanship often found in folk and fairy tales. His […]

  As an artist Loretta Medeiros paints orchestrating the use of colors concentrating on light, values and shapes, creating with each brushstroke as she brings to life the painting on the canvas before her.  She has a passion for plein air painting producing anything from delicately rendered paintings to impressionistic style paintings from life, study […]

Susan Tilton Pecora has been painting the streets, harbors, factories and farms of New England throughout her life.  She is a signature member of The New England Watercolor Society, host of the WGBY – PBS affiliate television show “Reflections Through Watercolor”, and member of the Copley Society in Boston.  Her paintings have been exhibited throughout the […]

  Deborah Rubin is one of the foremost floral watercolor painters in the country. Born in Chicago in 1948, Rubin holds a BFA from the University of Illinois and did graduate work at the University of Minnesota.  Her flowers have formed the base of over 50 exhibitions, garnered nearly 20 awards and have found their […]

Tod Beall, Beall Glass Studio Although born in Michigan, Tod Beall is truly a “New England Yankee”, having lived most of his life in Massachusetts. A Graduate of the University of Hartford in theater arts, he became involved in stained glass in the late 1960’s while managing a local craft supply store. Initially self-taught, he […]

  Curtis Emmerson is an artist from western Massachusetts with a passion for wood. He strives to create wonderful objects, allowing the natural beauty and personality of the wood to shine through. All of the wood used in his work is responsibly harvested, and the finishes are as simple and natural as possible.  Curtis specializes […]

  Bevlynn Gallant began making jewelry after college when she studied with a private jeweler in Boston. She has a BFA from Massachusetts College of Art and Design and a masters in teaching from UMASS.   She has enjoyed teaching classes in jewelry making using precious metal clay since 2005. Precious Metal Clay is made by combining finely ground […]

  Elizabeth Howe Lincoln was a lifelong resident of Ware Massachusetts and prolific artist.  She created landscapes and portraits in oil, watercolor, pastel, and a variety of printmaking methods – her favorite subjects being her hometown of Ware, Quabbin Reservoir, and life with her family and friends. While Roger and ‘Betty’ were raising their six […]

  Linda Spelko’s first exposure to clay was as a freshman in Palmer High School.  Her brother told her that pottery was an easy elective, but to Linda, Clay was her friend, always there, waiting willing to bend and move. After high school she raised her family and after 25 years she began her pottery […]

  Linda has always enjoyed creating with her hands. She has attended various classes and workshops in order to expose herself to a variety of mediums and methods. Her paintings are done in pen and ink, watercolor, acrylic, pastels, and charcoal. She has lived in Ware since 2006 with her husband Tom and has two […]

Colors…Rich sunlit colors and painting from life are what inspire my paintings. In my youth I enjoyed sketching the world around me. Pastel portraiture with Paul Leveille and Kathryn Brodeur, improved my drawing skills during the years of raising my children. Then,  I attended workshops, whenever possible, with such  noted artists as Jack Callahan, Charles […]

My graphite and charcoal drawings reflect a lifelong fascination with human nature and fleeting, often breathtaking, moments of mystery. A sudden twinkle in the eye, a furrow of the brow, a quick smile, a passing thought that sends the gaze heavenward… it’s these unconscious gestures, these glimpses of the inner life, that make my pulse […]