James Allen
Left to Right: Geoffrey Pagen, Lucinda Parker, James Allen, Fay Jones
Left to Right: Michael Brophy, René Rickabaugh, Jack Portland, Geoffrey Pagen, Eric Stotik
Left to Right: G. Lewis Clevenger, Lucinda Parker, James Allen
James Allen
Acteon, Africa, Atlas
2016
altered book
10 x 10 x 2 inches
James Allen
Beads, Bergamo, Bicycle
2016
altered book
10 x 10 x 2 inches
James Allen
Copenhagen, Crown, Crater Lake
2016
altered book
10 x 10 x 2 inches
Michael Brophy
Forest and Clearing: Clearcut
2016
oil on canvas
18 x 20 inches
Michael Brophy
Forest and Clearing: Fire
2016
oil on canvas
18 x 20 inches
G. Lewis Clevenger
Monk
2016
acrylic on canvas
24 x 18 inches
Jo Hamilton
Masks: Head and Neck - Dietician
2016
crochet
29 x 27 inches
Fay Jones
Ghosts in a Boat
2016
acrylic and collage on paper on wood panel
67.75 x 44 inches
Rae Mahaffey
Mediator
2016
oil on wood panel
48 x 60 inches
Kim Osgood
Embracing Earth and Sky
2016
monotype
51.5 x 78 inches
Lucinda Parker
Two Snags
2015
acrylic on canvas
61 x 51 inches
J.D. Perkin
Primitive Figure #1
2014
ceramic
26 x 12 x 8 inches
J.D. Perkin
Primitive Figure #3
2014
ceramic
26 x 8 x 7 inches
René Rickabaugh
Trio
2016
oil on canvas
21 x 17.5 inches
Anne Siems
Delicate Girl
2016
acrylic and mixed media on panel
30 x 24 inches
Eric Stotik
Untitled LR280
2016
acrylic on wood panel
9.5 x 7.25 inches
Eric Stotik
Untitled LR282
2016
acrylic on wood panel
8.75 x 7.25 inches
Samantha Wall
Hollow Out
2016
graphite on paper
35.5. x 47.5 inches
Gina Wilson
Twain
2016
acrylic, ink, collaged paper on wood panel
13.75 x 15.25 inches
Sherrie Wolf
Paris Windows
2016
oil on canvas
36 x 48 inches
This month, we also continue the celebration of our new name and 30 years representing northwest artists, with Variations: 30 Years, featuring more recent work by our gallery artists.
Russo Lee Gallery, led by Martha Lee, carries on a tradition of featuring the best artists of the Pacific Northwest region. Originally founded in 1986 by Laura Russo, the gallery has operated for over 30 years in the same space at 805 NW 21st Avenue in Portland. Russo Lee Gallery maintains its mission to represent regional artists and connect them with the local community through regular exhibitions and artists’ talks, and with a national and international audience through our website and regular communications about our exhibitions and artists. In addition to showing many of the artists and estates of those who inaugurated the gallery three decades ago, we have also welcomed successive generations of artists through the years, helping to foster Portland’s vibrant visual arts scene. We place artwork both regionally and nationally in private, public, and corporate collections, and are available to provide tours of the gallery, as well as to consult with collectors in their own spaces.
