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Artists - Painter: Robert Louis Ferrucci
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Robert Ferrucci's paintings depict
America’s land, barns, farms and the serenity of country living.
Influenced by the vanishing open spaces, farms and barns of the Hudson
Valley and New England, Ferrucci translates the feeling and emotions
that surround the subject, time and place. He captures the peace,
serenity and simplicity mixed with strong landscapes, old homes, barns
and faded images of fields and mountains. He combines soft quiet areas
with a strong central image.
His paintings are filled with muted
colors, diffused images and a primitive simplicity, a contemporary
style of American Folk Art. He puts part of himself in his paintings
as influenced by 45 years of formal education, a lifetime of
paintings experience and experimentation. |
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Many of Bob’s paintings
are from a different perspective. They seem to be painted from an aerial
view. They can give you a feeling of being safe as if someone is looking
down on the land from above.
"I like to paint in a way
that will allow others to see and feel some of what I see. It’s an
American style of simplicity, serenity, the strength of the land, a
child like innocence and the bold country life." says Ferrucci.He has studied at the New
York city Art Student’s League and the Pan American Art School in
Manhattan. While working in the graphic art and publishing industry, he
also painted for galleries and private commissions. He later studied
with Gilbert Stone, a prominent illustrator and professor at the School
of Visual Arts in New York City. His paintings have been shown in
galleries both in Connecticut and New York.
RiverWinds has a selection
of framed and unframed prints in various sizes and also some of his
originals. |
New Paintings by Robert Ferrucci
RiverWinds is delighted to have several new paintings by Robert Ferrucci. his style keeps evolving - his colors more vivid....do come see them...
Oxbow Inlet
River Camp |
Barnyard |
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Round Church Hill Road |
Twilight |
Summer Showers |
Valley Lookout |
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Village at Mountain Lake |
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