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Pink Garden Roses
oil on linen
18" x 14" |
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Iris with Gazing Ball
oil on panel
18" x 14" |
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Peonies
oil on linen
18" x 14" |
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Peonies with Cloth
oil on linen
24" x 18" |
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Still Life with Peonies and Pears
oil on canvas
24" x 18" |
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In the Quiet Studio
oil on linen
30" x 24" |
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Interior with Oriental Jacket
oil on canvas
24" x 36" |
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Interior Study
oil on linen
12" x 9" |
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On the Bow Bridge
oil on linen
16" x 12" |
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Interior with Purple Cloth
oil on linen
14" x 11" |
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Nude Study
oil on panel
18" x 14" |
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Garden Roses
oil on canvas
18" x 14" |
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Crimson and White Peonies
oil on canvas
20" x 16" |
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Peonies in the Artist's Garden
oil on linen
20" x 16" |
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Garden Roses with Silver
oil on linen
20" x 16" |
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Garden Muse
oil on panel
20" x 16" |
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Interior with Chrysanthemums
oil on linen
24" x 18" |
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Still Life with Hydrangeas
oil on canvas
24" x 18" |
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Still Life with White Roses
oil on linen
20" x 24" |
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Interior with Satin Gold Cloth
oil on linen
20" x 24" |
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Late Summer
oil on linen
28" x 22" |
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In Repose
oil on canvas
24" x 30" |
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In the Garden
oil on canvas
30" x 24" |
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Interior with Oriental Vase
oil on linen
24" x 36" |
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On the Lutyens Bench
oil on linen
24" x 36" |
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Nude with Draped Cloth
oil on canvas
36" x 36" |
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Nude in Morning Light
oil on canvas
36" x 48" |
Dennis Perrin studied with Dell Weller and Auzeklis Ozols at the New Orleans Academy of Fine Art, where he won the 1984 Landscape Painting Award. He began painting professionally in 1985, exhibiting his work widely and receiving numerous awards and purchase prizes. Perrin� work has been collected throughout North America, as well as in Europe and Australia. Among his many collectors are the Zigler Museum, The Maier Museum of Art, The Morris Museum of Art, City National Bank of Louisiana, The Entergy Corporation, and Dale Brown, former head basketball coach, Louisiana State University.
The trademark and signature of Perrin� work is a masterful treatment of light. Whether the subject is a lithe figure clad in white, a sumptuous floral still life, a moody interior, or a quiet pond dotted with water lilies, light is the dominant feature of a Dennis Perrin painting. In this he follows the great tradition of the Boston School of Painting - that of Edmund Tarbell, Frank Benson and John Singer Sargent. Other favorite influences include Jan Vermeer, Thomas Dewing and Maxfield Parrish.
By marrying sound academic principles of drawing and design with brilliant color and dazzling light, Dennis Perrin creates beautiful and memorable images that both complement and transcend the high velocity, high-tech whirl of the modern age.
Dennis Perrin, on being an artist:
� see my task as that of revealing beauty to those who take the time to see it. We each have our own vision; I have chosen to see beauty as revealed by light. Each painting that I undertake, regardless of subject, is an attempt to capture an image that is both defined and unified by light. I feel strongly that Nature provides us with the highest aesthestics. I always look to nature for my subject, my inspiration and my artistic conclusions. I do not, however, believe that beauty lies only on the surface of things. True beauty is contained within the whole of something, starting within its core, its spiritual center, and revealing itself only to the eye that is sensitized by a love of all life.?
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