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47th Season Schedule
November 2009 - April 2010
"Tyler's Shadows" by Robert Vickrey egg tempera on panel 6"x10" 2009
With this exhibition we show the wide range of works of art offered by
all of our artists. Each of the artists in this exhibition have many more
works in stock which may be seen at most times however, it is suggested to
call ahead if you have specific interest which may require a short trip to
our off premises storage vaults.
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November 8* - November 20:
November 22* - December 30:
January 3* - January 15:
January 17* - January 30:
January 31* - February 13:
February 14* - February 26:
February 28* - March 13:
March 14* - March 27:
March 28* - April 10:
April 11* - April 30:
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47th Season Opening Exhibition
Kirk Tatom and Small Works of Art
Children’s Museum of Naples collections
Jon Corbino: 46th anniversary of the first one-man show at the Harmon Gallery
Bob Kane: Paintings of Italy & France
Hunt Slonem: Paintings of Albania Plantation and Bayou Teche
Will Barnet: Watercolors and Studies
Richard Segalman: Recent Oils and Pastels
Robert Vickrey: Recent Egg Tempera Paintings
Adolf Dehn: Landscapes from Around the World
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* Denotes Invitational Opening at Harmon-Meek Gallery
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47th Season Opening Exhibition
November 8* - November 20, 2009
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"Melanie in October" by Richard Segalman oil on canvas 30"x24" 2009
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This exhibition, marking our 47th season in Naples, is a tribute to women as a subject in American Art. We will have works by Richard Segalman, Robert Vickrey, Will Barnet, Adolf Dehn,
Lorrie Goulet, Milton Hebald, Bob Kane, Herman Maril, Eliot O'Hara, Hunt Slonem, Byron Browne, Jon Corbino, Darrel Austin, and Balcomb Greene. This show will be a visual treat including
works by noted American masters, a fabulous manner in which to commence our season.
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Kirk Tatom and Small Works of Art
November 22* - December 30, 2009
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"Lifting Haze Triptich" by Kirk Tatom oil on panel 16"x36" 2009
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"Monique" bu Hunt Slonem
oil on wood 10"x8" 2009
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Our Fourth show for California artist Kirk Tatom will feature many works inspired by his summer stay in England. These new oils combined with his paintings of California are very
fine examples of his unique talent for depicting landscapes in a most intriguing manner. We are therefore quite pleased with the show we have to offer to our many friends and supporters.
The annual "Small Works of Art" exhibition is a tradition and each year brings a different emphasis as we never know what our artists will surprise us with, which often becomes focal points
of the exhibition. This year the treat is an exceptional group of new Richard Segalmand and Robert Vickrey works. This is one of the best fall collections we have ever had prior
to each artist's winter season formal exhibitions.
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Bob Kane: Paintings of Italy & France
January 31* - February 13, 2010
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"Marincanto" by Bob Kane oil on canvas 50"x40" 2008
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Bob Kane has been featured with one man shows annually at the gallery since 1987, and is a special visual treat of color with each show. Honored last year with two of
his paintings going into the permanent collection of MOMA in New York City (gift of the Edward Broida collection), Kane's life work was written about several years ago by
museum director Richard Boyle and published by international publisher Rizzoli. A new book about Audrey Hepburn tells of the actor's devotion to Bob Kane's work. Virtually
all of his collectors say the say thing about how his work affects their lives in a positive manner.
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Hunt Slonem: Paintings of Albania Plantation and Bayou Teche
February 14* - February 26
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"Teche at Janerette" by Hunt Slonem oil on canvas 40"x60" 2009
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Featured at the gallery for nearly 15 years, contemporary master Hunt Slonem, is currently working on a catalogue raisonne of his
entire life's creations. His last book "Pleasure Palaces" was a major success. He will be having narly ten exhibitions at museums worldwide
in the next two and half years, including four in Louisiana. The Louisiana museum tour will feature fifteen 9' x 10' paintings of the Bayou
(Teche) which is next to his Albania Plantation in Jenerette. Our exhibition is devoted the same theme, only smaller works.
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Will Barnet: Watercolors and Studies
February 28* - March 13, 2010
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"Interlude" by Will Barnet watercolor study 20"x40" circa 1974
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Noted American Master Will Barnet will be featured for his fourth annual show in Naples, coming after the major seven decade
exhibition hosted by the Patty & Jay Baker Naples Museum of Art last April. Barnet had his first show at the gallery in 1974. The
artist's contributions to the art world are numerous and the respect paid to him by other artists, collectors, and museum personnel is
quite significant. This exhibition will feature many works never previously exhibited from 1962 to present.
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Richard Segalman: Recent Oils and Pastels
March 14* - March 27, 2010
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"Beach Walk" by Richard Segalman oil on Canvas 24"x30" 2009
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Richard Segalman has been exhibited in Naples since 1959 and at our gallery since 1982. His figurative work is powerfgul, yet sensitive. While known for his figures on Naples beaches, this year's show will include many of his Coney Island beach scenes as well. Represented in more than thirty museum collections, Segalman often extends his knowledge with artist workshops such as the one he will do for The von Liebig Art Center in Naples, just prior to this show opening.
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Robert Vickrey: Recent Egg Tempera Paintings
March 28* - April 10, 2010
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"Tiger, Tiger" by Robert Vickrey egg tempera on gesso panel 15.5"x21.75" 2009
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Having just been honored last spring with a new book about his entire life, written by Dr. Philip Eliasoph, and published by Hudson Hills Press, Vickrey is doing some of the best work of his sixty year career at this time.
America's foremost living artist using the difficult medium combines dreamlike settings with meticulously detailed works of children and nuns.
The gallery has featured his work is one man shows annually since 1981.
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Adolf Dehn: Landscapes from Around the World
April 11* - April 30, 2010
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"Pennsylvania Farms" by Adolf Dehn Casein Tempera 36"x48" 1948
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Adolf Dehn (1895-1968), while primarily known as Minnesota's contribution to "American Regionalism"
of the 1930s and 1940s, actually traveled extensively in this country and abroad from the 1920s until
the late 1960s. This exhibition will deliver various aspects of his creativeness in four media, ink
drawing, watercolor, casein tempera, and lithography. Much of his life was spent in New York City
and he still holds the record for being invited to more Whitney Museum of American Art Annual and
Bienniel exhibitions than any other artist. He managed to visit places which are currently on everyone's
mind, such as Venezuela (1940s) and Afghanistan (1950s), but also did subjects in England, Austria and
France in the 1920s and 1930s and in Italy in the 1960s. His American landscapes were of the midwest,
southwest, northeast, Colorado, Florida, and Pennsylvania.
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