Portfolio of Works

Landscape painter D. Eleinne Basa calls the East Coast home. A Classically trained artist, beginning as a child of 8, she furthered her art training after college by taking several workshops and diving into the competitive Plein Air competition scene where she earned numerous awards. Today she spends more time in her studio and traveling to scenic locations to find inspiration and paintings.  

A founding member and past President of the American Tonalist Society, Eleinne finds inspiration in the work of 19th-century American painters such as George Inness, as well as in the delicate, muted landscapes by Spanish artist Emilio Sánchez-Perrier.  

Her evocative landscapes have been shown in important Invitational and Juried shows throughout the country, such as The ARC Salon exhibition in Sotheby’s NY, NY,  The Collectors Reserve at the Gilcrease Museum in Tulsa , OK , and the American Masters Exhibition at the Salmagundi club in NY, NY. 

Born in 1961 in New York City, Garin Baker was raised on the Upper West Side of Manhattan. With a strong focus on working from life, his realism combines an expressive nature showing a passionate engagement with a variety of contemporary subjects, including large New York cityscapes filled with bustling people to spacious rural landscapes reminiscent of the Hudson River School of Painting. To his credits are numerous gallery exhibitions and national awards. He's also an instructor, teaching life painting and drawing at the prestigious and world renowned Art Students League in New York City.

Scott Tubby's hands have been shaping clay for more than forty years.  "I feel fortunate to have worked as an artist for most of my life.  To be able to spend my working days doing something I'm passionate about is a gift."  Today his porcelain pottery can be found in numerous public and private collections throughout the US, Finland, and Japan, including three pieces in the Smithsonian Museum of American Art.  In describing his work, Scott states, "I strive to produce simple, quiet, classical forms that serve as a backdrop for what's happening on the surface of the pot."

A Cape Ann native, Caleb Nichols grew up in Ipswich, and now resides in Stoughton, MA.  His uniquely original glass sculptures are collected around the world, and can be found in places as diverse as the Royal Atlantis Hotel in Dubai, the Wonder of the Seas Royal Caribbean cruise ship, and the personal collection of Oprah Winfrey.

Of his current body of work, Caleb says, "Part of my Seascape Series, these sculptures are single perspective pieces, that is , they have a front and a back, much like a painting. I approach them as paintings, in the tradition of Maine seascapes, where their inspiration comes from. The transparency and fluidity of glass reflects well the movement and majesty of the ocean. Ever changing light conditions add a sense of vitality . Each is named after a ledge off of an island I have known all my life. Ledges are hidden dangers to be navigated around, yet beautiful in their strength and endurance."

All works in this portfolio are 20% off their normal retail price through January 1st!  (priced as marked)