Art League

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If you wish to purchase any art work on this web site, call the office phone 772 323 1151.  You will be put in touch with the artist you favor.  Thank you.

Look on bar above which has a list of web pages.  Click the words to access the page dedicated to the artists & our activities.

Office Phone for League:  772 323 1151.

The St. Lucie Professional Art League is the only art league in St. Lucie County, Florida. See "Activities & Show Winners" page (click name on bar above) for up to date activies.     Please also see "President's Corner "page for updated messages,

October through April in Florida this time period encompasses "The Season". 

Our meetings are presently being held at the Morningside Library which is located near the corner of Morningside Drive and St. Lucie Blvd. in Port St. Lucie.  They are usually at  Fri. 1PM. 3rd Friday of the month during the "season" which is Oct. to April each year..  

All are very welcome to attend our meetings.   E-mail jackrico@gate.net for more information.  Please put "Art League" as the subject, or you may not receive an answer.

See Art League Activities page or President's Corner pages for this year's dates and more information on meetings.

NOW: MEET THE ARTISTS !

Bob Watson's talent is shown beautifully in the sailboat picture above.  Please especially note his masterful capture of sky and water.

Doug Wright is shown here with his latest underwater scene.  He paints undersea creatures with realistic detail. This self taught artist has spent day after day scuba diving in our area.  He knows the names, habits and details of these creatures' appearances by heart.  Listening to Doug explain his work is worth more than a college course in marine biology.

(When you are done looking at this page, look on top of this page,... then click on page names for more artists and their work plus our art league activities.) 

Scroll down for more artists.

Water color artist, Charles Baldwin is shown here with his work "The Old Mill" (20in. x 24in.).  Charles is self taught using as his inspiration his wife's work.  He also stated that he learned a lot from watching the art lessons on T.V.   In addition he read painting books for tips.  Charles' work is seen, among many places, in the "Habitat for Humanity" in Stuart, Florida.

Seen above is the one and only Gloria Schulz with one of her popular flower oil paintings, "Iris".  Notice the rain drops on the leaf in the picture.  She has a special secret on how to paint realistic raindrops, which she has revealed to us in a presentation at our Jan. 2005 meeting.

Go to list of pages at the top of this page, and click for more artists and their work.