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UZAP™ Photo Tour of Maison de l’Art An undiscovered pearl of an Art Gallery at 57 East Pearl Street, Nashua, New Hampshire USA 03064

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UZAP™ Photo Tour of Maison de l’Art An undiscovered pearl of an Art Gallery at 57 East Pearl Street, Nashua, New Hampshire USA 03064

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Maison de l’Art has been called “the smallest art gallery on the planet” and yet it features the work of over fifty artists. Fine art, photography, pottery, blown glass, jewelry, furniture and more is created by artists from all over the United States.

Made in America is more than a slogan it is our philosophy at Maison de l’Art! …Monique Sakellarios (Cover Pg1 Artist)





…from Picturesque New Hampshire


Gallery Narration and Descriptions By: Monique Sakellarios, O.P.A., N.O.A.P.S Owner and Curator Maison de l’Art Art Gallery Fine Art and Gifts “A little bit of Paris in Nashua, New Hampshire!” 57 East Pearl Street Nashua, New Hampshire USA 03060 Gallery: 603-879-9888 or 603-424-0544 http://www.moniquesakellarios.com/about.htm [email protected]

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Maison de l’Art …an Art Gallery of Affordable Fine Art & Gifts

Artist Monique Sakellarios creates original oil paintings of

landscapes, gardens, and market scenes in the impressionist style. She studied at the Leonardo Da Vinci School of Art, and the American University, both in Cairo, Egypt. Monique exhibits in national competitions and has won numerous awards for her oil paintings. She is a juried member of the New Hampshire Art Association, a Signature Member of the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society, and a Signature Member of Oil Painters of America. Monique's paintings may be seen in several galleries throughout the US. In addition, Monique has an impressive list of corporate clients.

"I want my paintings to be light and warm, so they make you feel good. I want to convey feeling-that's the sole purpose of my work."

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This is the front window of Maison de l’Art, showing the

wonderful work of some of the gifted artists.

A Message from our UZAP™ CEO and Publisher:

Team UZAP™ has a core focus on making the Internet and World Wide Web a tool for supporting the greater common good in all the communities we serve on this wonderful planet earth we all call home.

Our Community links below allow members and friends of UZAP™ to reach out directly to donate time, money, goods and services to reputable recognized charitable organizations that maintain a record of transparency in their financial reports to insure maximum benefit is derived by the people (or pets/animals) those charities may serve.

We are also proud to support Maison de l’Art and its thriving community of gifted Artists and their hand crafted “Made in USA” quality products at affordable prices. Many of these gifted artists rise above debilitating physical challenges to produce their outstanding inspirational art objects for you. By giving these wonderful Art Objects as gifts you are also giving back to this very special community. Please join us in support of Maison de l’Art and Monique Sakellarios and her dedicated efforts to promote and support this wonderful community of over 50 artists featured for you in this eBook and please do visit and “share, like and +1” the UZAP™ Maison de l’Art page at:


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Maison de l’Art: Monique Sakellarios Monique Sakellarios, owner of Maison de l’Art, greeting customers.

Maison de l’Art: Fine Art and Gifts The front window at Maison de l’Art featuring treasures in every corner.




Maison de l’Art: Fine Art and Gifts The front window at Maison de l’Art showing some of the artists’ paintings.

Maison de l’Art: Fine Art and Gifts Some of the blown glass works and one of Monique Sakellarios’ miniature

oil paintings.




Maison de l’Art: Monique Sakellarios Minatures One of Monique Sakellarios’ miniatures. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.

Thrown Earthenware Clay Plaques: Susan Bliss Two of Susan Bliss’ creations. They are thrown earthenware clay plaques.” Her female studies inscribed in clay evoke a Matisse-like beauty”.




Clay Tiles: Susan Bliss Susan Bliss’ creations. Clay tiles.” Her female studies inscribed in clay evoke a Matisse-like beauty”.

Reverse acrylic “Burrealism”: John Burr’s John Burr’s acrylic reverse painting. John is the founder of “Burrealism” which is related to surrealism. Reverse acrylic painting is developed from the much earlier paintings from the 19th century.




Kiln Formed Glass Vase: Dianne Budney Assorted jewelry by different artists. The glass vase is by Dianne Budney.

The vase is made of warm glass which is formed in a kiln. Dianne gave up

her computer consultant job to realize her artistic dream.

Polymer Clay Cat Pins: Susan Wrisley Assortred Jewelry by different artists. The “cat pins” are by Susan Wrisley and are made of polymer clay.




Dichroic Glass Pendants & Earrings: Lauren Alana Dichroic Glass Pendants and earrings by Lauren Alana – Painting Miniatures by Monique Sakellarios

Assorted gift items: Multiple Artists Assorted gift items, Hand Crafted and painted Butterfly Pins, Dichroic Glass

Pendants, Minature Paintings, Fine hand crafted necklaces




Reverse acrylic “Burrealism”: John Burr’s John Burr’s acrylic reverse paintings. John is the founder of “Burrealism” which is related to surrealism. Reverse acrylic painting is developed from the much earlier paintings from the 19th century.

Reverse acrylic “Burrealism”: John Burr’s John Burr’s acrylic reverse paintings. John is the founder of “Burrealism” which is related to surrealism. Reverse acrylic painting is developed from the much earlier paintings from the 19th century.




Limited Edition Print Girl in Summer: Mary Jane Cross Mary Jane Cross’ limited edition print. Mary Jane paints in oils. She has a

permanent right hand tremor which makes it impossible for her to use tools

to paint. All her paintings are 98% finger painted and the remaining 2% of

the painting is refined with a small brush with the help of prosthetic devices

of her own invention.

Impressionistic Oil Painting: Karen Bruson An impressionistic oil painting by Karen Bruson.




Original Oil Paintings: Monique Sakellarios

Monique Sakellarios with her oil painting of the Nashua Symphony

Orchestra. More of her impressionistic paintings can also be seen in the

background.

Beautiful Dichroic Pendants/Pins: Cheryl Kuminski Cheryl Kumiski’s beautiful dichroic pendants/pins. Monique Sakellarios’ paintings can also be seen in the background.




Beautiful Dichroic Pendants/Pins: Cheryl Kuminski Cheryl Kumiski’s beautiful dichroic pendants/pins. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichroic_glass

Beautiful Dichroic and Silver Pendants/Pins: Lauren Alana Lauren Alana’s dichroic and silver pendants. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichroic_glass



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Origami Earrings representing Cranes and Butterflies: Tsiu Norcott Tsiu Norcott’s origami earrings representing cranes and butterflies

Origami Earrings: Trina Teele’s Trina Teele’s unique designs of her origami earrings




Fused Glass and Dichroic Earrings: Dianne Budney Dianne Budney’s fused glass and dichroic earrings http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichroic_glass

Braided Bracelets: Teresa Nowicka’s Teresa Nowicka’s braided bracelets to complement any wardrobe





Hand Crafted Unique Wood Pepper Mills: Jack Graceffa Jack Graceffa’s pepper mills. Jack is a retired dentist. He says that there are

many similarities between dental work and woodworking: designing,

cutting, shaping, contouring, smoothing and polishing.

Reclaimed Wood Tables, Lamps, Bedroom sets, Harpsichords, Chandeliers: Garry Henkel Garry Henkel’s wood lamp. Garry creates tables, lamps, bedroom sets,

harpsichords, chandeliers and other pieces of furniture using non-

commercial or reclaimed wood, including trees that have naturally died or

been damaged.




Original Oil Paintings: Monique Sakellarios One of Monique Sakellarios’ oil painting of “Poppies”. More of her

impressionistic paintings can also be seen in the background.

Original Oil Paintings: Monique Sakellarios A closer look at Monique’s “Poppies” painting. More of her impressionistic paintings can also be seen in the background.




Original Oil Paintings: Monique Sakellarios This is where Monique creates her award-winning oil paintings.

An assortment of paintings:

- Water color on silk by Tsiu Norcott

- Monique Sakellarios’ oil paintings

- Susan Bliss’ clay plaques




Hand Crafted Butterflies: Anne Marie Laney Anne Marie Laney’s “butterflies”. They are made from recycled material and hand painted. They come as magnets and pins. And an a very colorful “Abstract on Tile” by Dominique Boutaud. Her originals are in oil and sometimes reproduced on ceramic tile. Dominique has exhibited her work all over Europe and namely at the Louvres Museum and the Grand Palais in Paris.

Abstract Oil on Ceramic Tile: Dominique Boutaud Brilliant Colorful “Abstract on Tile” by Dominique Boutaud. Her originals are in oil and sometimes reproduced on ceramic tile. Dominique has exhibited her work all over Europe and namely at the Louvres Museum and the Grand Palais in Paris.




Original Oil Paintings: Monique Sakellarios Monique Sakellarios’ oil painting of miniature.

Still Life Pastel Painting: Robin Frisella Robin Frisella’s pastel painting. Robin paints still life paintings, landscapes and portraits. She is an elected signature member of the Pastel Society of America.




Framed Polymer Clay Sculptures: Cukier Art Cukier Art - Judaic art made with expression, heritage, tradition and hope.

They are framed polymer clay sculptures.

Framed Polymer Clay Sculptures: Cukier Art Cukier Art - Judaic art made with expression, heritage, tradition and hope.





Framed Polymer Clay Sculptures: Cukier Art Creations Cukier Art - Asian art made with expression, heritage, tradition and hope.


Stoneware and Porcelain Pottery and Raku: Alene Sirott-Cope Pottery and Raku by Alene Sirott-Cope. Alene’s work consists of both wheel

thrown and hand-built pieces in stoneware and porcelain.




Raku: Alene Sirott-Cope Pottery and Raku by Alene Sirott-Cope. Alene’s work consists of both wheel

thrown and hand-built pieces in stoneware and porcelain.

Hand Blown Glass Rondelle “Sun Catcher”: Nathan Macomber Nathan Macomber’s beautiful rondelle or sun-catcher.




Hand Blown Glass and Hand Painted Ceramics: Christmas Decorations Hand blown Glass and Hand Painted Ceramic Christmas Decorations.

Hand Painted Ceramics: Christmas Decorations Hand Painted Ceramic Christmas Candle Containers. Lift the Reindeer heads and light a candle.




99.9 Fine Silver and Dichroic Glass Jewelry: Michela Verani Michela Verani’s jewelry is handmade using 99.9 fine silver and dichroic

glass and are sometimes hand-painted as well.

99.9 Fine Silver Jewelry: Michela Verani Michela’s designs are always her own creation. Did you know that 99.9 Fine

Silver does not Tarnish!




Beautiful Hand Crafted Bracelets: Jo Jackson Beautiful bracelets by Jo Jackson. Jo also makes unique earrings.

Beautiful Pendants and Intricate and Gorgeous Woven Bracelets: Marcia Weiss Jewelry Marcia Weiss jewelry. Beautiful pendants and intricate and gorgeous woven bracelets.




Original Painting Prints: Monique Sakellarios Both beautiful and functional. Monique Sakellarios’ set of coasters featuring

prints of her original paintings.

Acrylic Painting Blue Harbor: Tom Gill Tom Gill’s acrylic painting. Although Tom is visually impaired he consistently

produces masterpieces.




Oil Paintings: Marilene Sawaf Marilene Sawaf grew up in Italy and Lebanon. Her paintings show the influence of the Medieval and European Renaissance art and tapestry.

Oil Paintings: Marilene Sawaf Marilene Sawaf grew up in Italy and Lebanon. Her paintings show the influence of the Medieval and European Renaissance art and tapestry.




Still Life Pastel: Harriet Winchester Kuzdrall This is a pastel by Harriet Winchester Kuzdrall. Harriet specializes in still life

pastels and landscapes of New England.

Acrylic and Ink on Silk: Tsiu Norcott Tsiu Norcott paints with acrylic and ink on silk. Her work is in the Chinese

10th Century Royal Court style.




Hand Crafted Butterflies: Anne Marie Laney Anne Marie Laney’s “butterflies”. They are made from recycled material and hand painted. They come as magnets and pins.

Hand Crafted Butterflies: Anne Marie Laney Anne Marie Laney’s “butterflies”. They are made from recycled material and hand painted. They come as magnets and pins. And an a very colorful “Abstract on Tile” by Dominique Boutaud. Her originals are in oil and sometimes reproduced on ceramic tile. Dominique has exhibited her work all over Europe and namely at the Louvres Museum and the Grand Palais in Paris.




Angel Plaque: Nancy Carter and Chris Brooks Angel plaque by Nancy Carter and Chris Brooks

Colored Pencil Miniature: Ellen Friel Ellen Friel’s colored pencil miniature and Anne Marie Laney’s butterfly.




Maison de l’Art: Monique Sakellarios Minatures Two of Monique Sakellarios’ miniatures. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.

Dichroic Wall Hanging: Cheryl Kuminski Cheryl Kumiski’s dichroic wall hanging.




Artistic Cards: Monique Sakellarios Cards by Monique Sakellarios and Butterflies by Anne Marie Laney

Dichroic Glass and Silver Jewelry: Lauren Alana Dichroic Glass and silver jewelry by Lauren Alana




Wood and Gas Fired Pottery: Matthew Tell Mathew Tell’s wood and gas fired pottery are functional vessels which

enrich everyday’s life.

Wood and Gas Fired Pottery: Matthew Tell Mathew Tell uses colorful earth tone glaze overlays to create his beautiful

pottery.




Beautiful Dichroic Cuff bangles: Cheryl Kuminski Cheryl Kumiski’s beautiful dichroic pendants/pins. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichroic_glass

Hand Crafted Large Crystal Perfume Bottle: Fifth Avenue Style Fifth Avenue style Crystal perfume bottle.





Hand Turned Exotic Woods Pens: Leonard Lombardi Leonard Lombardi’s hand-turned exotic wood pens

Unique Gloves for Little Ladies: Lauren Alana Lauren Alana’s unique gloves for little ladies. One hand has a bracelet and the other hand has a ring. They are washable and come in several sizes.




Ornamental Raku Pottery: Richard Foye Richard Foye’s ornamental raku pottery. Richard uses oriental and Middle

Eastern glazes.

Maison de l’Art: Monique Sakellarios Minatures Monique Sakellarios’ miniatures. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.




Origami Boxes: Anne Marie Laney Origami boxes by Anne Marie Laney





Maison de l’Art “In Love with Poppies” oil painting: Monique Sakellarios Monique Sakellarios’ “In Love with Poppies” oil painting. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.

Maison de l’Art: Monique Sakellarios Miniatures Monique Sakellarios’ miniatures. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.




New Hampshire’s Motif #1 Oil Painting: Mary Crump Mary Crump’s oil painting of New Hampshire’s Motif #1, the ice house in

Hollis.

Maison de l’Art Granite State Symphony Orchestra: Monique Sakellarios Monique Sakellarios’ painting of the Granite State Symphony Orchestra. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.





Acrylic and Ink on Silk: Tsiu Norcott Tsiu Norcott paints with acrylic and ink on silk. Her work is in the Chinese

10th Century Royal Court style.




Maison de l’Art : Monique Sakellarios Miniature Monique Sakellarios’ Miniature painting. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.

Maison de l’Art : Monique Sakellarios Landscape Miniature Monique Sakellarios’ Landscape Miniature painting. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.




Beautiful Dichroic and Silver Pendant: Lauren Alana Lauren Alana’s dichroic and silver pendants. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichroic_glass

Beautiful Dichroic and Silver Pendant: Lauren Alana Lauren Alana’s dichroic and silver pendants. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dichroic_glass






Dichroic Magnets: Judith Copeland Dichroic magnets by Judith Copeland, artistically displayed in a decorative

match box.

Hand-cut Stained Glass Angels: Maison de l’Art Hand-cut stained glass angels.




Acrylic Painting Blue Harbor: Tom Gill Close up of Tom Gill’s acrylic painting. Although Tom is visually impaired he

consistently produces masterpieces.

Maison de l’Art : Monique Sakellarios Miniature Monique Sakellarios’ Miniature painting of an art show in Montmartre, Paris. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.




Maison de l’Art Girl Reading Oil Painting: Monique Sakellarios Monique Sakellarios’ painting of Girl Reading, Paris. Monique primes her canvases with cadmium red before starting to paint. She then uses multiple glazes of transparent oil paint while letting some of the red show through. This gives her paintings their unique glow.

Maison de l’Art International Artist “Block Island” Limited Edition Print: Monique Sakellarios Miniature Monique Sakellarios’ limited edition print of her original painting “Block

Island”. The original was featured as a step-by-step painting by Monique in

the September 1999 issue of “International Artist”.




Watercolor and Ink Painting: Jim Chakris Jim Charkis is a retired mailman. This watercolor and ink painting was

painted in France.

“May I go with you when you leave me?” etching (intaglio print) Carol Travers Lummus “May I go with you when you leave me?” is a limited edition etching (intaglio print) by Carol Travers Lummus. Carol is one of the Leading etchers in the country.




Scherenschnitte Watercolor painting: Claudia Hopf Claudia Hopf’s watercolor painted in a scherenschnitte (scissor cutting)

technique. Her frames are also hand painted by her husband.

Maison de l’Art: Monique Sakellarios Minatures Two of Monique Sakellarios’ miniatures – souvenirs of her Jamaican vacation.




Acrylic Painting Summer Garden: Barbara Betchelder Barbara Betchelder acrylic painting with large masses of bright colors.

Acrylic Painting Lily Pads: Barbara Betchelder Barbara Betchelder acrylic painting with large masses of bright colors.




Pastel painting Sunflowers in Italy: Jennifer Gardner Jennifer Gardner was an attorney before she decided to become an artist

instead. This is one of her pastel paintings of fields of sunflowers in Italy.

Watercolor on Silk: John Cheng John Cheng paints watercolors on silk. He majored in oriental painting at the

Tokyo National University of Arts. He is equally versed in western and

oriental techniques.




Blister Pearls and Silver Necklace: Lauren Alana Blister pearls and silver necklace by Lauren Alana.

Japanese Print: Maison de l’Art Gallery Japanese print.




Braided Bracelets: Teresa Nowicka’s Teresa Nowicka’s braided bracelets to complement any wardrobe

Hand-woven necklace: Beatrice Donohue Hand-woven necklace by Beatrice Donohue




Assorted jewelry by several artists: Maison de l’Art Assorted jewelry by several artists

Polymer Metal and Glass Earrings: Marcia Hernson Earrings by Marcia Herson. Marcia combines polymers, metals and glass in

endless combinations. Marcia is a past winner Sunapee Guild Show.




Assorted Hand Crafted jewelry by several artists: Maison de l’Art Assorted Hand Crafted jewelry by several artists

Pure silver and fresh water pearls bracelet: Michela Verani Pure silver and fresh water pearls bracelet with dichroic glass by Michela Verani.




Mixed Media and Collage Textured Acrylic: Gail Sergiewicz This artist name is Gail Sergiewicz. She works in mixed media and collage. Her work is inspired by the materials she uses and has multiple layers of textured acrylic.




TESTIMONIAL:

From: monique sakellarios [mailto:[email protected]] Sent: Saturday, December 17, 2011 8:51 AM To: [email protected] Subject: e-book

Dear Mike,

I would like to thank you for the great e-book you prepared for Maison de l'Art. I was very impressed by your promptness, your attention to detail and your useful suggestions. It was very

easy and pleasant to work with you.

Best of luck!

Monique Sakellarios for Maison de l'Art






Map to Maison de l’Art, 57 East Pearl Street, Nashua, New Hampshire USA 03060, Phone 603-879-9888, Web: www.moniquesakellarios.com

Please view Monique Sakellarios' oil paintings at her gallery: Maison de l'Art

57 East Pearl Street Nashua, New Hampshire USA 03060-0047

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