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October 2003 Demo

The October demonstration was held on October 8, 2003. It was a watercolor demonstration given by Bernard Gerstner.

We have some photographs of the event in case you could not make it there in person. You can click on any of the images on this page to view a larger version of it. Then, use the Back button on your browser to return to this page.



Start

Bernie starts out with a white sheet of paper, as we all do.



Laying in

Here he has started by laying in the big areas of color such as the sky and the water.
Bernie uses vibrant colors in his paintings.



Break

At the break people came up to get a closer look.
At this point the painting is well established.



Almost done

Almost done. Just a few more details.



Mat

Putting a mat around the painting gives us an idea
of what it will look like when it is framed.



Party

Time to party!



Not quite done

... well even when its "done", there is always a detail that can be improved.
Thanks, Bernie for a great demo!



Bernard Gerstner maintains a summer gallery at Rocky Neck, East Gloucester, and a winter gallery at 1076 Washington Street in Gloucester, MA.

He is a painter (watercolorist), noted for his crisp colors and design. His subject matter is usually beautiful Cape Ann, although his artwork includes the beauty of all New England, the Caribbean, and the Southwest.

Gerstner graduated from Rochester Institute of Technology, and the New York Phoenix School of Design. He has permanent collections of his work at Manufacturers Hanover Trust Bank, R.I.T., and Engelhart Industries. Presently, he is teaching at the Rockport Art Association, in Gloucester, and other workshops throughout the country.




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