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Welcome
In addition to this site, I've started a new blog site. It's called Rick Daskam Small Paintings. You can get there from my link list below. It's all small paintings or studies for larger works. I will be trying to post one a day ...or, as often as I can!
About Me
- rick daskam
- Southbury, Connecticut, United States
- AWARDS- 2011-Salmagundi Fall Auction (Patrica M. Sprouls Award), Society of Creative Arts Newtown, CT (Larry Newquist Award for Excellence, Best in Show) 2010- Salmagundi Club NYC, Thumb Box Exhibition, The John N. Lewis Memorial Award. 2009- HVAA 78th Annual Exhibition (Frank and Marjorie Van Steen Memorial Award). 2007- Butler Institute of American Art 71st National Midyear Exhibition (The Collectors Award), HVAA 76th Annual Exhibition ( Philip Shumaker Memorial Award - Marine ). 2006- HVAA 75th Annual Exhibition- New York (Edmond F.Ward Memorial Award), AAPL 78th Grand National Exhibition New York (Claude Parsons Memorial Award for Landscape). -2005- HVAA 74th Annual Exhibition-New York (Dumond Memorial Award for best Light and Atmospheric Effect), AAPL 77th Grand National Exhibition-New York Leila Gardin Sawyer Memorial Award). 2004- HVAA 73th Annual -New York (Marjorie Van Steen Award), AAPL 76th Grand National Exhibition-New York (Claude Parsons Memorial Award for Landscape), email address, silverpallette@sbcglobal.net Copyrighted Material All Rights Reserved
2 comments:
Lovely paintings. I was alerted to your site through Google Alerts. Feel free to post your work to my Monhegan site on facebook.
http://www.facebook.com/pages/Monhegan-ME/Monhegan-Island-Cottage-Rentals/73357036540?ref=ts
Hi Rick,
I found up your site by mistake. Going through withdrawel from Monhegan, I "googled" to find out what time the sun was setting over the Island.
This painting glowed from the open door of the Lupine gallery. I noticed it my first time past that open door and it drew me in several times. I love it.
I met you in the Sunlight Studio, not knowing you were the artist of this painting. I am the grand-niece of Kathleen Kent and great-great grand niece of Abbott Thayer.
I've appreciated your work on this blog and look forward to seeing more.
Thanks for the inspiration!
I've loved seeing this painting again!
Sincerely,
Amy Wilson
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