Island Art Gallery

Island Ferries

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Denys Wortman, Islander and Island Home
shown images available matted to size 21″x15.75″
photography available in other sizes

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1. Steve Mills, Giclee
available framed and matted to size 27″x15″
2. Tim Allen Lawson, Lithograph
available as print and framed to size 20″x 24.5″

3. Robert E. Kennedy, Nantucket Ferry leaving Lewis Bay
available as lithograph matted to size 24″x13″ and as
decorative tile 10″x8″

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1. Lucy Sprayregen, Giclee; print size with border appr. 30″x34″
2. Robert E. Kennedy, Giclee; matted size 16″X14″
3. Robert E. Kennedy, Lithograph; matted size 17″x14″

John Budris Photography
photography matted to size 22″x16″

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Uta Kloss Photography
photography matted to size 14″x8″

Mimi Torchin Photography
image sizes 14.5″x9.5″
photography matted to size 24″x18″

Stacy Lankford Photographpy
photography size 18″x12″ and 16″x12″

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1. Stephanie Michalczyk, Island Home
print size matted14″x11″
2. James Lawless, Nobska and Islander passing 1950
Giclee matted to size 21″x18″

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1. Ken Searle, Uncatena
Original Watercolor matted to size 20″x16″
2. Clark Goff, Island Queen at Oak Bluffs
Lithograph matted to size 16″x12″
3. Donna Hall, Martha’s Vineyard - Island Ferry
Photograph matted to size 8×10

Artwork shown on this page is also sold unframed. Please call 508-693-3948 for pricing and availability or leave a comment in the comment box under the artwork.

Add comment November 15th, 2007

John C. Wightman

Sometimes, waiting alone in the near-dawn darkness, John Wightman imagines in micro terms the scene inside his vintage Nikon. He anticipates the quick wink of the shutter shuttling billions of photons to etch the mysterious chemistry on his beloved Kodachrome, the light captured, literally carved in the film.
John Wightman is the man who’s there when others cannot be. In the early light of dawn, he stalks sunrises on salt marches, moon sets on secret dunes. On languid summer nights, he may wait for that right moment near the favored lighthouse. In winter, he kayaks through a glaze of ice in Menemsha Creek when the dawn rays ricochet just right. Or, on some frigid January midnight in Edgartown, the Old Whaling Church warmly aglow, Wightman finds another quarry.
No part of the Island is safe from his pursuit, and bravo that it’s so, for Wightman is a welcomed proxy for many who through his images will experience the magic light he so routinely captures, and which so often eludes most everyone else. While some artists obsess with subjects, John’s subject is frequently the very light itself.

Masts of Menemsha - Winterstorm Menemsha - Winter Gate

Christmas Light-Shenandoah-West Chop Light

First Catch Lobsterville - Lambscape

A Special Place - Off Moshup Trail - Zack’s Beach
image available also in a smaller size

Photography shown on this page is available matted. Please call 508-693-3948 to order or leave a comment in the comment box under the artwork.

Add comment October 18th, 2007