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"Edges of Light
The exhibit, by contemporary landscape artist Jane Cooper, is inspired by the still waters of Long Island Sound, its vast skies, and the lingering light of summer. This solo exhibition showcases works on both canvas and cradled panels, highlighting the artist’s skilled use of diverse materials such as cold wax, marble dust, gold leaf, and oil glazes.
Also Included in this Exhibit are Several Monotypes by the artist.

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Meet All The Artists
and Discover Their Work

May 30x30 Oil on canvas Framed.jpg
Betty Ball 
6 AM Branford Point-24x36-.jpg
Jane Cooper
Momentum . oil  24x24  $ 1700 (2).jpeg
Mireille Duchesne
Phantasmagoria-12x12-500.jpeg
Patty Gibbons
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Martin Kremer
Pond's Edge with Lilies and Lythrum, oil on acp, 24 x 24 inches.jpg
Cynthia Mullins
violet Dawn-36x48.jpg
Linda Puiatti
What Lies Ahead 8x10.png
Liron Sissman
Framed-Blue Morning 16x20
William Waitzman
1_Renwick Triangle_LR.jpg
Richard Lang Chandler
Willow and Ice38x32
Sally Frank
Florals and Mirror .JPEG
Bobby K. Hill
30x30_SL_ShangriLaMallorcaMosaic4_2019_Krutick_Acrylic+web.jpg
Jill Krutick
A FLOOD OF LIGHT -30 X 30 -2200.jpg
Erin Nazzaro
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Vivian Pyle 
Wild Mustang in the Sage-24x34.jpg
Julie Betts Testwuide
Steep and Deep 12x16
Hooey Wilks
Reflective Silence-36 x 36- 3000.jpeg
Richard Coico
Strutting Steel H13.5xW6.75xD5.25
BA D'Alessandro
Farmhouse and Flowers-36x28-edited.jpg
Ellen Hopkins Fountain
Aikens.SpecularReflectionMelting.jpg
Natalya Khorover
Eath II -21.5x29.5  Oil Monotype.jpg
Claire Melbourne
Happy Day (00) IMG_3311.jpg
Michael Patterson
Rush Hour 24x18 acrylic on canvas
Jimmy Sheehan
Ballerina VIII.jpg
Lila Turjanski-Villard

WELCOME TO OUR SITE!

At Oak&Oil Gallery, We proudly showcase beautiful artwork from talented local artists who inspire and enrich our community. Our exhibits invite you to connect and discover works that enhance your surroundings. Please browse our website or visit us in the heart of Katonah Village, just minutes from I-684 and the Saw Mill Parkway and a short walk from the train station. 

 

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