Portraiture: A Philadelphia Tradition

[Alexandra Tyng]

Here are a few more photos:

1) My daughter and a friend (and Garth in middle ground) in front of Catherine Prescott's work.
2) Nancy Bea Miller in front of her work.
3) John Ennis's work (next to Nancy Bea's).

Help, Garth, my photos are not too great! You must have some better ones.

[Pam Powell]

Congratulations! Thank you for the photos, its a beautiful exhibition. I'm so inspired by all of you.

[Ilaria Rosselli Del Turco]

Many thanks for posting the photos, the show looks very elegant, as do you and Garth.
What a shame not being able to see it in person. Many congratulations, how nice to see privately owned works finally on display.
Ilaria

[Pam Powell]

Thank you also for explaining how this show came into being. I remember at the very first PSA conference, California was being called a "cultural wasteland" because so little portraiture was being commissioned here, however we have loads of talented painters. We all keep saying it's a matter of educating the public, and this seems like a terrific way to do that.

[Allan Rahbek]

What a great show, such a lot of fine works, I wish that I could have been there.
Congratulations to all

[Mischa Milosevic]

I must have missed this announcement, or was in a hurry if I saw it? I don't remember? Wow!! A sincere congrats Alex and cudos for all the artists and friends that were involved. It is grate when a vision becomes a reality. I so enjoy to see moments like this and the joy it brings. Wonderful!

Thank you for the photos and the update.

[Sharon Knettell]

One of the most exciting things for an artist is to see your work displayed in public in a great venue such as this. Great going Alex!