Lake Sunapee Artists & Photographers

Our Lake Sunapee Artists page features the very best artists and photographers in the region. Click the links on each listing to visit the web gallery page for each artist.

	Lenis Bartlett paints in oils on local legal turkey feathers bought from hunters when the turkeys are in season. She also paints on goose eggs which are bought out West.
	Caren Calafati specializes in the watercolor medium employing varying techniques and other medium such as varnish with watercolor. She has exhibited in numerous gallery locations primarily in the Northeast and the Southeast.
	E. Thor Carlson is a prolific painter, sculptor and tapestry weaver. He is a master of all painting styles including landscape, still life, abstract, and fantasy.
	David M. Carroll I look over the art work I have done for my five books, one of my most personally satisfying realizations is that with but three or four pieces out of the entire collection, all watercolors and drawings represent something I have seen myself over the course of my swamp walking.
	Laurette Carroll studied at the School of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. She paints with a wide range of materials, including oils, acrylics, watercolors, pastels, charcoal, and pencil, producing works in a broad range of styles, from naturalistic to impressionistic, as well as purely abstract.
	Ludmila Gayvoronsky translates her intensity of feeling, compelling vision, and imagination with gestural vigor and refined technical virtuosity in haunting surrealism and expressionism.
	Mary Jane Cross A strong theme in Mary Jane’s work is the time of life when things were safe and a purity and abandon were encouraged. She remembers moments from her childhood when she was lying in the grass or turning her face towards the sun.
	Barbara J. Huff has captured historic memories of Newport and surrounding areas. For the last 20 years, Barbara has been delighting patrons with floral oil paintings, buildings, landscapes, pets, portraits, and semi-abstracts.
	Loren Howard Painting has always been my favorite artistic involvement. Everywhere I turn I find a potential painting and I want each painting to show some of the spirit that inspired me to do the painting in the first place. See also Stoneware Art Pottery by Loren Howard
	Bea Jillette enjoys painting flowers and the New England landscape. She tries to capture the infinite surprise of design, color and form in nature and to express this with the runs, washes, hues and accidents of watercolor.
	Heidi M. Lorenz was born in Muenchweiler, Germany December 18, 1965. Heidi spent her childhood predominately in the United Kingdom where magnificent coastline and country life enthused her sensibility toward art, horses, and the sea.
	Rosemary McGuirk creates charming and delightful cut paper art scenes as well as paintings and sketches. Her work has been featured in exhibitions in the Library Arts Center and her designs are available on holiday cards and note cards.
	Susan Parmenter paints in a realist style using oils and pastels. Favorite subjects are landscape, still life and animals. Presently, her love of drawing and painting has returned her to the fine art world.
	JoAnn Pippin has been painting watercolors for over 20 years, with major inspiration coming from cruising in a sailboat from Maine to Key West and camping in national parks across the country. While living in Grantham, New Hampshire, she painted a series of Lake Sunapee boathouses, and has since done custom paintings of Lake Sunapee scenes.
	Leigh Schoch paints landscapes that are naturalistic with a hint of nostalgia for how life used to be growing up in rural Maine in the 60’s. She paints scenes of New England, the maritimes and New York State in oils, and acrylics.
	Gene Stout prefers to think of himself and his work as pseudo-naive, akin to Henri Rousseau, however much of his work borders on the surreal, akin to Dali.
Photography
	Jim Block photographs individuals, families, weddings, for commercial marketing, and for magazines. He teaches digital photography from his home studio in Hanover. Please explore his web site for samples and information. JimBlockPhoto.com
	Walter Cowan first came to Lake Sunapee as a youngster with his family in 1961 and fell in love with this beautiful area. For many years Walter used his Canon AE-1 to take numerous scenic slides of the Lake Sunapee area, including sites and places which no longer exist.
	Lindsay Holmes & Tom McHugh of Great Island Photography, LLC are experienced professional photographers providing portrait, event, wedding, architectural and commercial photography and videography services. They have a large archive of Sunapee area and other landscapes available for purchase. Visit GreatIslandPhotography.com for more information.
	Rick “The MooseMan” Libbey Rick has a rather unique approach to shooting wildlife. He flies in by float plane to wilderness settings, explores and shoots by kayak once there.
	Maureen Rosen and her husband Art enjoy life on Lake Sunapee. Their boat and her camera are always at the ready to capture loons, the glistening lake, fluffy clouds, sailboats and glorious sunsets.
	After 34 years as a photographer in L.A., Ken Schuster moved to Newbury in 2002. His house borders a wildlife sanctuary, and every day he looks to the sky and exclaims “Thank you, thank you, thank you!”
	Scott Snyder is a professional photographer based in Henniker, New Hampshire. Scott’s landscape and fine art photography strives to capture the extraordinary in the ordinary, the luminous and miraculous in the small details of the every day.
	Rick Stockwell creates digital paintings from photographs with a combination of techniques using digital brushes, tablets, and various software. The result is a work of art with many of the same painterly techniques used with a real brush and wet paint.
	Christy Schmidt Stout promises to capture your truth without apology. To deliver your story. Your reality without alteration. No canned portraits. No matchy-matchy outfits. Let me help celebrate you in all your problem child glory.
	Since 2013, Ben Tolosa Studios, LLC has served the greater Boston area with photography, film-making and graphic design services. Portraiture, product photography, logo design and cinematography of films and music videos are the core of Ben’s expertise.
	Karen Winterholer grew up on the coast of New England before coming to Goshen in 1979. She enjoys taking digital fine art photographs in a new direction to show details and textures that bring out the magic in landscapes and botanicals. Some of the botanicals become featured art in her unique necklaces.