Harvey Rogosin

Harvey is a native New Yorker who has been residing in East Brunswick, New Jersey for the past 26 years.  As a self taught artist, he began experimenting with oil painting in his early years and produced colorful landscapes.  Harvey also honed his artistic skills in contemporary art.  His education Architecture at New York Institute of Technology also contributed to his unique sense of artistry.  The responsibilities of being a husband, father and working architect temporarily halted his artistic path but did not curtail the desire to continue in creative endeavors.

Upon resuming his desire to paint, Harvey chose pastel as his medium. This medium of choice was preferred due to its workability and wonderful array of colors.

Harvey paints mostly from compositions that are created from digital photographs. In his own words, “I can be anywhere when a scene catches my eye.  My camera is always at my side.  I am also an avid cyclist. When on rides I take that photograph and turn it into a special piece of art.  I envision these scenes behind glass with matting and frame.  Colors, light, shadow, mood and the time of day have so much of an effect on my artwork”.

Harvey is a member of Edison Arts Society, Monmouth County Arts Council, Guild of Creative Arts and the Pastel Society of New Jersey

The Autumn of Our Fathers

(Dutchess County, NY)

It's that time of the year when the trees change color. The corn has been harvested and it will be time to hibernate. The bright and earthly colors of autumn bring out the best that Mother Nature provides

Pastel on Sanded Paper

12" x 16"

The Fog Bank

(Dutchess County, NY),  

A mid-morning landscape when the sun starts burning away the dew and fog. The over-shadowing tree and the trees at a distance will eventually start to shine in the noon sun. It ended up becoming  a beautiful day.

Pastel on Sanded Paper

12"x 16"

The Calm Before the Storm

(Tuscany, Italy) 

This is what it looks like in Tuscany just before a storm rolls in. A slight ray of sun slowly washes away as the shade produced by the incoming clouds, covers the earth just before the rain start falling.

Pastel on Paper

11" x 14"

Reflections at Bubble Pond

(Acadia National Park, Maine)

This is a painting taken from a photograph that I took at Bubble Pond located in Acadia National Park, Maine.  What a beautiful area of the U.S. to paint. The reflection is somewhat of an illusion on how the trees at both sides of the pond dilate in the calm of the water.

Pastel on Sanded Paper

11" x 14"

A Ray of Sun

(Dutchess County, NY)

Just after the sun burns away the mist and fog of the morning, you can realize the beauty of the landscape and mountains beyond. This, as the days of autumn comes to a close.

Pastel on Sanded Paper

12" x 16"

The Face of Vernazza

(Cinque Terre, Italy)

Cinque Terre is located off the Ligurian Coast in Northern Italy. It consists of 5 small picturesque cities. Vernazza is a place where you can sit in the town plaza and dream. This facade is probably centuries old and destined to last forever in my mind.

Pastel on paper

11" x 14"

The Pansy Brothers

(Cape Cod, Ma.)

These pansies look more like triplets.  I saw the opportunity to paint these beautiful flowers because of the colors. My pastels can see to that. They look so real. It makes me think that I can take them right off the page.

Pastel on Sanded Paper

8" x 8"

Juan and Kathryn Cukier

Unique original "One of a Kind" award winning mixed media sculptures found in both corporate and private collections worldwide. Each sculpture is very time consuming and they can only produce a small amount of work each year.    They take great pride in using recycled items and environmentally safe materials, ensuring the longevity of the artwork and equally caring about the longevity of the environment.

 Each mixed media original is carefully designed and sculpted using paper-clay, gold, silver & copper leafs, handmade papers, fibers, wood, gemstones, paint and more. Expertly executed and technically perfected with full focus to the entire creative process. The work is professionally framed in museum quality framing.

 Karla Gudeon

Karla is a storyteller. She culls her images from her own cultural heritage and family lore. It is through Karla's natural ability to tell a story, her humor and wit, that her work attains its universal appeal. As with the best folk and lyrical art, Karla's work is wholly accessible while encompassing emotional honesty and layers of meaning.

Karla's chosen medium, the limited edition dry-point engraving, allows her work to circulate to an ever widening circle of collectors and admirers. Each piece, hand-watercolered in bright, rich hues, remains truly unique. The imagery, interpretations, and stories embodied in these works touch the soul and warm the heart of the observer.

Happy are Those Who Dwell in Your House

A Time For Every Season

Sabbath Peace  -  Shabbat Shalom

Reuven Masel

Offers an array of 3D pictures which are the outcome of a combined effort between Reuven and Tzipora Masel the their design team of of skilled artisans. Each step in the 3D process is important and they endeavor to provide quality and design in every piece of art that is porduced. Living in both Israel and the U.S. has inspired them to fuse the two cultures into their designs.

Shalom Home Blessing - 3D
Size: 26" X 26"

Home Blessing - Sights of Jerusalem
Size: 26" X 26"

Woman of Valor - Wedding Ring
Size: 24" X 24"

I Am My Beloved- Ani Le-dodi
Size: 26" x 26"