David
Dunlop
Meadow in Motion
Batten Kill Valley, Vermont, oil on aluminum, 28" x 28",
$6,000 |
David
Dunlop
GALLERY I
A professional painter for more than two decades, David Dunlop is
a master practitioner of the techniques of "Old Masters,"
including those associated with the 17th century Dutch traditions
of Rembrandt, the ideal Italian landscape vision of Claude, the
19th century naturalist visions of Constable, Turner and Corot,
the plein air oil sketches of the Hudson River School painters like
Gifford and Church, and the colorist techniques of Monet and the
Impressionists. A faculty member of the Silvermine Guild Art Center
in Connecticut, Dunlop received his MFA from the Pratt Institute
and regularly conducts painting and art history tours and workshops
in Europe and Japan. He has lectured widely, including at New York’s
Metropolitan Museum, and is currently working on a series of thirteen
programs for PBS, entitled "Landscapes Through Time with David
Dunlop." |
