Artists

Jonathan Green

Jonathan Green - 1955 - Noted art critics and reviewers consider Jonathan Green one of the most important painters of the southern experience. His work, which has been exhibited in major venues nationally and internationally, reflects an intrinsic sense of history and place.

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Reynier Llanes

Reynier Llanes, is an artist from Pinar del Rio, Cuba, who currently resides in Charleston, South Carolina. He concurrently works in a studio space in Naples, Florida several times a year. Reynier is both a landscape and portrait artist. With rare exception he prefers to ask his subjects to sit for their portraits doing something that they enjoy as this affords him the opportunity to capture their energy, personality, and view of life. His landscapes are filled with a passion for nature and the environment incorporating a range of primary and secondary colors unique to the atmosphere and location of his subject matter.

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Juan Diaz

Juan Diaz 1981 - Bogota Colombia -- This gifted artist joined the Jonathan Green Art Collection in 2007 becuse of his representational renderings of family and cultural heritage.

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Willie Leftwich

Willie Leftwich - American Born 1940 -- Fine art ceramic works by Willie Leftwich in the Jonathan Green Art Collection reflect stoneware by an outstanding potter that awakens in its collector a respect for the power of the soul and an ever present spirit.

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Dorothy McCray

American Born 1915 - 2008 Dorothy McCray has been a professional painter for the past 70 years and is a master of both acrylic and oil paintings along with fine art printmaking. Her painting and printmaking styles range from representational to abstract expressionism.

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William Carter

William S. Carter (1909-1996) was a nationally recognized and awarded artist, who lived on Chicago's southside for most of his life. Carter was a master of all painting mediums and contributed extensively to the African-American art culture of Chicago.

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Irene Clark

Irene Clark 1927- 1984 Born in Washington, DC., Clark was both a painter and a designer. Her career as a recognized artist began in 1939 in Chicago during the Works Progress Administration (WPA) period of the Great Depression. Later, Clark painted her incredible designs on wooden furniture for the Marshall Fields Company.

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Fred Jones

Frederick D. (Fred) Jones, 1914-2004 Fred Jones was born in Chicago, Illinois in 1914. He studied at The Art institute of Chicago with George Neal, the first black teacher at the Institute, and Eldzier Cortor, a Chicago artist who spent time painting in Haiti.

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Jean Dornevil

Jean Dornevil graduated from high school in Naples, Florida and exhibited his paintings at the Marco Island Art Association where Jonathan Green first encountered his art. Mr. Green considers this young artist’s brilliant Acrylic paintings some of the strongest works he has encountered by a Haitian artist. Mr. Dornevil’s expresses his sense of community, heritage, and belonging through an outstanding use of composition. His natural ability to effectively incorporate primary colors and designs in art creates a brilliant atmosphere and energy in all of his work. Mr. Dornevil is presently attending Florida A&M University in Tallahassee, Florida.

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