Smith Galleries received several new pieces of jewelry by Victoria Varga today.
Wally has been rushing to photograph the new pieces and Jean has been busy writing the descriptions of the pieces on our Flickr. Victoria is one of our most popular jewelers and we knew you would be anxious to see the new pieces.
The necklace shown is made from sterling silver and jeweler's grade epoxy resin. It is also reversable.
Drop by the gallery soon to see her new pieces, or view them here on the web and give us a call (800.272.3870). Gallery hours are 10-6 Monday through Saturday. Be sure to join our E-Club.
Friday, September 18, 2009
New Victoria Varga Jewelry at Smith Galleries
Friday, September 4, 2009
Natalya Romanovsky Art Featured at Smith Galleries
Smith Galleries is featuring the art of Natalya Romanovsky as part of a special exhibition at the gallery. See slide show of entire exhibition.
Pictured at left is Fish, an original oil on paper measuring 15" x 15".
As an artist Romanovsky places a lot of emphasis on design. She sees beauty in the world and sets out to capture it through paintings that stress harmony between color and form.
"I want to transform the beauty around me into shapes. I try to think of my work as a process of simplifying something huge into a manageable pattern."
Through her art she attempts to create these patterns being careful not to tame the wilder energies of life. Art should always have a little mystery in it. In her paintings a mysterious and intriguing ambiance exists, reminiscent of something surrealistic leaving the viewer to find a simple meaning of life in each work.
Smith Galleries is open from 10-6 Monday through Saturday. Join our E-Club, you'll be glad you did! And be sure to ask about our new Rewards Program the next time you are in the gallery. 800.272.3870
Pictured at left is Fish, an original oil on paper measuring 15" x 15".
As an artist Romanovsky places a lot of emphasis on design. She sees beauty in the world and sets out to capture it through paintings that stress harmony between color and form.
"I want to transform the beauty around me into shapes. I try to think of my work as a process of simplifying something huge into a manageable pattern."
Through her art she attempts to create these patterns being careful not to tame the wilder energies of life. Art should always have a little mystery in it. In her paintings a mysterious and intriguing ambiance exists, reminiscent of something surrealistic leaving the viewer to find a simple meaning of life in each work.
Smith Galleries is open from 10-6 Monday through Saturday. Join our E-Club, you'll be glad you did! And be sure to ask about our new Rewards Program the next time you are in the gallery. 800.272.3870
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