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Blue Dory , acrylic on panel, 6 " x 8 ", $3,400
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August, acrylic on panel, 6 " x 8 ", $3,400
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Calm Morning East Bay , acrylic on panel, 12 " x 16 ", $6,800
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The Old Boat House , acrylic on panel, 16 " x 20 ", $8,000
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Spring Song, acrylic on panel, 16 " x 20 ", $8,000
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Sparkling Day in Maine , acrylic on panel, 8 " x 10 ", $4,000
Cape Winds, acrylic on panel, 8 " x 10 ", $4,000
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The Beach House , acrylic on panel, 5 " x 7 ", $2,600
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Nantucket Afternoon , acrylic on panel, 7 " x 9 ", $3,800
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Winding Road to the Sea , acrylic on panel, 11" x 15 ", $6,500
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Old Skiff and Ducks, acrylic on panel, 5 " x 7 ", $2,600
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The Summer Place , acrylic on panel, 14" x 11 ", $6,000
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Seaside Patriot , acrylic on panel, 5.75 " x 8.75 ", $3,600 SOLD
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Thomas B. Higham |
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Born in 1953, Cape Cod native Thomas Higham studied at the Boston Museum School, and then graduated from the Swain School of Design.
Higham's work suggests to the eye a meticulous rendition of rural New England as we customarily perceive it. But simultaneously we are aware that this moment of common perception has an added quality of clarity and pleasure which we tend to associate with moments from our own individual experiences of time and place.
Painter, pianist, boat-builder, gardener and inventor, Thomas Higham lures us into his poetic world of life by the sea. What he is able to capture in his buildings, boats and pristine shorelines are moments that endure with dignity the passage of time.
In 2006, Higham had a retrospective exhibit, "Past Perfect: The Landscape of Thomas B. Higham" at the Cahoon Museum of American Art, Cotuit Massachusetts. | | | | | |
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