Richard Connor Fine Art

Richard Connor Fine Art Peter Anthony Stroud (1921-2012) has been described as 'one of the sages of geometric abstraction'. His work is in numerous museums (e.g. Joseph E.

the Tate Gallery, London, the MET in New York and the Smithsonian). Please see his bio on askart. Alexander (1947-2008) was an extraordinary colorist who created an stunning body of highly original art during his 40 year career. The artist grandson of Hans Hofmann and the biological grandson of a famous whaling captain, Alexander was a painter's painter whose career was a completely free exploration of form, light and color.

Two more happy customers from this weekend’s open studios. So many people had loved that landscape and nearly bought it,...
11/24/2025

Two more happy customers from this weekend’s open studios. So many people had loved that landscape and nearly bought it, so great it found a nice home!

It’s going to be a great weekend at Hatch St! Come say hello in room 410! https://www.facebook.com/share/p/19vSW1jxKQ/?m...
11/21/2025

It’s going to be a great weekend at Hatch St! Come say hello in room 410!

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Join us this weekend at Hatch Street Open Studios! 🎨
We’re opening our doors Saturday, Nov 22, and Sunday, Nov 23 from 11–5 PM and you’re invited!

Come explore art, vendors, music, food, and so much more as our creative community comes together for one of our favorite events of the year. Bring your friends, bring your family — there’s something for everyone!

Don’t miss it! https://www.hatchstreetstudios.com/open-studios

Kristina Bird did a fantastic job touching up these Martin Friedman (1896-1980) paintings for me! I love Friedman’s ligh...
05/12/2024

Kristina Bird did a fantastic job touching up these Martin Friedman (1896-1980) paintings for me! I love Friedman’s light and color! His work is notoriously hard to photograph so these quick iPhone pictures do not do justice. Friedman’s best work was always hard to come by. It turns out the estate was languishing in a barn in rural New York State. Beginning two years ago some 300 works were offered by an auction house way out in Pine Bush; I missed the first one but cherry-picked the next seven. I think all the ones that needed a bit of fixing have been fixed so I will start marketing them; maybe I’ll bring a few framed ones to open studios this next weekend!

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