Pamela Lerner’s Home and Design Shop has a presence in the intimate one lane town of Bellport Village for nearly 14 years.  Susan Frei Nathan Fine Works on Paper first showed with PL H &D  in September of 2006, new … Continue reading →

Lifelike representations of botanicals are sought after for their beauty and ability to educate.   Trailer McQuilkin’s masterful wildflower sculptures, created with sheet copper, copper wire, metal primer oil paints and natural materials offer a unique experience into viewing natures … Continue reading →

Presented on our website is a selection of Roses by various artists with dramatically different stylistic interpretations.  Joined together on the home page we can appreciate the pure beauty of the rose as we celebrate the upcoming months when they … Continue reading →

Here is a unique opportunity to acquire two works from an earlier time in Nessler’s artistic production. Renewal, 2014 and Pink Roses, 2012 are quintessential examples of works where the artist’s in-depth exploration of drawing and painting techniques come together … Continue reading →

The magnificent Joris Hoefnagel-inspired paintings by Denise Walser-Kolar pay homage to one of the greatest European natural history illustrators working in the 16th century.  Perhaps Walser-Kolar’s European lineage has strong links to her appreciation of Hoefnagel’s work.  Her contemporary paintings … Continue reading →

The nature-based sculpture of CA Johnson, made from reconstituted limestone, allows the artist to obtain wonderful details which highlight the realism of his subject.  As a garden furniture restorer, Johnson comprehends the historical techniques employed in antiquarian art.  As a … Continue reading →

Please make arrangements with Susan Frei Nathan at susan@sfnbotanicalart.com to meet for a person tour before it ends.

Susan Frei Nathan and ILevel invite you to an Open House, Saturday, December 3 for 12-5pm at ILevel Studio, 37 East 7th Street. Please stop by for hot cider and donuts while enjoying contemporary botanical art. Susan Frei Nathan will … Continue reading →

Connie Scanlon’s botanical art portraits are like magnets to the eye.  She has enormous talent and great patience with the subjects she paints, as seen in her Norway Maple samara. As Scanlon sees it,  ”the delicate strength of the veining, … Continue reading →

As you peruse the Spring-Summer online exhibition, I hope you enjoy the moments when the blooms beckon you. Nature’s pure glory is within these moments where we connect with its beauty, frailty, vulnerability and grace. Nature takes it’s time to … Continue reading →