Yvette Galliher
209 First St. North St. Petersburg, Fl 33701
Phone 727.821.2959
Email: studio@encantoart.com
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| Yvette Galliher Beets and Stripes 16x48 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Beets & Rutabegas (diptych) 16x48each Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Asparagus 2 18x48 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Concord (diptych) 18x48 each Oil on canvas |
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| Yvette Galliher Eggplants & Persimmons 40x48 Oil mixed on canvas | Yvette Galliher Grapes & Peaches 18x36 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Radishes 18x36 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Peaches & Tapestry 38x46 Oil on canvas |
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| Yvette Galliher They're Not Always Yellow 12x16 Print availble | Yvette Galliher Manhattan and Merlot 48x24 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Onions with White Cloth 40x30 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Red Shawl 36x48 Oil on canvas |
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| Yvette Galliher Magnolias & Tapestry 40x 30 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Drydock 42x32 Oil mixed on canvas | Yvette Galliher Sand Key 48x36 Oil on canvas | Yvette Galliher Venice 36x48 Oil on canvas |
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| Yvette Galliher They Didn't Wait 30x40 Oil on canvas |
YVETTE GALLIHER Biography
YVETTE GALLIHER was born in Massachusetts, on Cape Cod. She was always interested in art as a child. However, painting began later when someone was kind enough to give her a set of oils. Now, painting has become a way of life.
Being Art Director of the high school newspaper helped her find ways to pursue art education. She attended the Rhode Island School of Design, St. Petersburg Junior College, and classes and workshops at the Gulf Coast Museum of Art.
Yvette is the winner of many awards and commissions, including twelve paintings exhibited by the National Museum of Art in Tokyo, Japan. Her work can be seen at Studio Encanto, St. Petersburg, Florida,
Her work has been exhibited in invitational shows, galleries, and private collections across the U.S. and abroad.
I have no trouble finding subject matter; although people are my favorite studies, subject matter is just a starting point for me." Yvette finds that when she is painting, time stands still, and she is filled with a deep sense of peace, power, and joy. She enjoys working with bold colors and shapes; she finds people as well as flowers and vegetables to be perfect topics for this concept. She creates a sense of intimacy by isolating her subjects and moving in for a close-up view.