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Artist Statement:
I am a self taught artist. I
like to explore in all types
of media, and try out a
variety of style and type of
work. I have a lot of fun
doing what I do. I have done a
series of drawings for a book
on Harehunting, which will be
published in the spring of
2002.
"One Day at a Time"
In October of 2002, New
Hampshire Public Radio will be
offering a "gift" of a mug to
thier fall fund drive
donaters, featuring my
painting done specially for
this project.
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Artist Exhibitions:
Maplebrook School Art Show.
For the benefit of the riding
program of the Maplebrook
School in Amenia, New York.
1989-2002
Museum of Hounds and Hunting,
Morven Park, Leesburg,
Virginia. 1998
Thetford Library, solo show,
Thetford, Vermont, 2000
New London Historical Society
Show, benefit of the New
London Historical Society, ...
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Artist Galleries:
New London Gallery, New
London, New Hampshire
Front Room Art Gallery,
Londonderry, New Hampshire
Folk Art Gallery, Tilton, New
Hampshire
K.J.'s, Gallery and Gourmet,
Amenia, New York
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Collections:
Coming Soon!
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Commissions:
Coming Soon!
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Reviews for Eleanor Hartwell:
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Millbrook Round Table, 1998
"During the months of January and February the Epiphany Gallery has been honered to show the works of Eleanor Hartwell. Her delightful images of country and equestrian life are familiar scenes to many of those who either know of, or reside in Millbrook. Painted in a wonderfully nsive and lyrical fashion, they play about he surface to awaken the daily routines of country living, mindful of the spirit and nuance that make Millbrok unique.
Many of her works depict vistas teeming with riders, houses, fences, horses and hedgerows to break the picture plane. Others are glimpses into the more intimate settings: observations of hounds at rest or merely a tranquil stroll with dogs through a pasture. Each is a world of it's own, shaped by an eye that harvests a moment in time.
Eleanor is no stranger to this area. Although she currently resides in New Hampshire, she grew up in Millbrook and learned of the feel it's rural language provides. Her paintings are sensitive and loving accounts rendered as if atop a music box-playful tunes in color."
Written by Bill Hardy, manager of the Epiphany Gallery, and Art Director at the Millbrook School
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