Rick Berry
I’ve known Rick Berry for over five years now and have had the great opportunity to paint alongside him (and sometimes even on the same canvas) at his Boston studio.
Berry is known for his prolific tour de force bravura style of painting. The figures in his work are both dark and mystifying, brimming with life that seem to breathe in and outside of his canvases.
Tagged: Boston artist, Boston studio, tour de force bravura
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Rich Pellegrino said | 11 September, 2011
Hey Bill Rick was mentioned you to me last time I was at the studio. Big fan of your stuff! Glad to see you on here.
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Bill Carman said | 10 September, 2011
A generous genius. I think we were separated at birth.