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    KIENLEN LATTMANN SOTHEBY'S INTERNATIONAL REALTY'S ART & HOME GALLERY

    Current Artist in Residence
    Maureen Chatfield’s latest exhibit: 

    "As I See It" 


    Gallery Open House: May 15, 2023 - July 14, 2023

    Artist Talk: Wednesday, June 14 | 2-3 p.m. 
     

    55 South St, Morristown, NJ 07960
    Open to the Public
    Tuesday-Saturday | 12-5 p.m.
    Closed Sunday & Monday
    908.696.8600


    or visit the gallery online:
     https://sites.google.com/view/art-and-home
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    ROSENBERG & CO. GALLERY
    19 E. 66 st. NYC
    SOLO EXHIBITION 
    JUNE 13 - SEPT.12 - 2015  Reviewed by Lilly Wei, art critic, curator, writer
    Maureen Chatfield’s resplendent abstraction on view at the latest incarnation of the legendary Rosenberg gallery felt quite at home in this intimate town-house setting. Chatfield’s painting have the same DNA as Rosenberg’s long line of modernest masterpieces, stamped by the influence of Picasso, the school of Paris—in particular, Nicolas de Staël—the Abstract Expressionists, and the Neo-Expressionists.
    A natural colorist, Chatfield fearlessly mines the spectrum, from the gorgeous reds of Matisse to the rich blacks that conjure Franz Kline’s swashbuckling brushwork and Robert Motherwell’s Elegies to the Spanish Republic to the muted, nuanced shades of Richard Diebenkorn. Some of the most recent works are more overtly landscapes, Nevertheless, all adeptly balance the ration between abstraction and representation, and all are a celebration of nature.
    Chatfield’s mood swings in these two dozen works (mostly 2013 and onward), some with titles that are place names, such as Georgica Pond (2013) and East End (2014). Others are more generalized such as the lovely Moontide (2013) and still others refer to fictive locales and states of being , such as Middle Earth (2014) and Meditation (2013). What Chatfield does best—by applying layer upon layer of paint—is to make paintings of palpable presence and pleasure.
    LiLLY WEI
    Original Source: ARTNEWS SEPTEMBER 2015
    Maureen Chatfield, Middle Earth,  Oct. 2014, oil on canvas, 20” x 24”, SOLO EXHIBITION

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