Marla Korr / 미국 화가 / 지나간 여름 물가에서

         

 

 Mall, Central Park, 2007
oil on canvas
16 X 20 inches

 

 

 

 

 

 Warrens Landing Beach, 2008
oil on canvas
9 X 12 inches

 

 

 

 

 

 Storm Moves In, 2008
oil on canvas
9 X 12 inches

 

 

 

 

 October, View of Town, 2008
oil on canvas
18 X 40 inches

 

 

 

 

 

 Dionis Beach II, Sailing Lesson, 2008
oil on canvas
9 X 12 inches

 

 

 

 

 

 View From Altar Rock, 2009
oil on canvas
9 X 12 inches

 

 

 

   Jetties Beach, 2009
oil on canvas
8 X 10 inches            Clouds Over Brant Point, 2009
oil on linen
24 X 36 inches             Catboat, 2009
oil on canvas
9 X 12 inches
           Wooden Boat, 2010
oil on linen
12 X 16 inches
           Waiting for a Wave, 2010
oil on linen
18 X 18 inches
          Kayacker, 2010
oil on linen
18 X 36 inches
             Girl Sitting on the Beach, 2010
oil on linen on masonite
12 X 16 inches
           Fishing Great Point, 2010
oil on linen
18 X 36 inches
        Boy with Shovel, 2010
oil on linen
9 X 12 inches
           Bethesda Terrace, 2010
oil on canvas
30 X 40 inches
          At the Water's Edge, 2010
oil on linen
20 X 24 inches
      Marla Korr attended Brooklyn College, earning both a B.A. and a M.F.A.  There she studied with Philip Pearlstein, Lennart Anderson and Jimmy Ernst.  She has also studied at Stevenson Academy of Traditional Painting and New York Academy of Art.  Marla is a member of the National Artists League and Marine Artists of America
As a full time artist, Marla Korr concentrates her vision on the rich landscapes of the Hudson River Valley, as well as the marine images and changing atmosphere of Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard.  Her natural ability and classical training enable her to express the subtle changes in light and atmosphere producing paintings which are sensitive and powerful.  Being influenced by both Classical Realism and Impressionism, her paintings combine a range of feelings with technical excellence and craftsmanship.  Marla also teaches a group of students, imparting to them the knowledge and methods she has practiced and the importance of integrity in art.