winter's tenor press release

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t: 202/965-1869 f: 202/965-1869 e: [email protected] 1220 31 st Street, N.W. Washington, D.C., 20007 202/965-1818 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Winter’s Tenor January 21 February 12 This January, The Old Print Gallery delves into the moods and images of winter with a new show, entitled Winter’s Tenor. Celebrating the hushed and pensive moments of winter, this beautiful collection of contemporary and early 20 th century prints explores the transformation of mind, mood, and landscape during this season. Some peaceful and calm, others more evocative of the mysterious and eerie nature of our darkest months, these prints are a feast for the eyes and soul. They capture the loneliness, the solitude, the simplicity but also the hint of excitement- in the first snow fall, in the ambitions and resolutions for a new year and a new start. The show features work by Kerr Eby, Emily Trueblood, Edward Glannon, Rockwell Kent, Louis Lozowick, Richard Sloat, Robert Kipniss, Martin Lewis, Peter Gourfain, Albert W. Barker, Richard Florsheim, Otto Kuhler, Gerald Scheck, Richard Pantell, and Michael Pellettieri. To celebrate the opening, a free reception will be held on January 21, 2011, from 5-8pm. The show will be on view at The Old Print Gallery, 1220 31 st Street, NW, a block up from M Street in Georgetown. Hours are 10am - 5:30pm, Tuesday through Saturday. For more information please contact the gallery.

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Winter's Tenor January 21- February 12, 2011 Opening Reception: January 21, 2011, 5-8pm

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Page 1: Winter's Tenor Press Release

t: 202/965-1869 f: 202/965-1869 e: [email protected]

1220 31st Street, N.W. Washington, D.C., 20007

202/965-1818

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Winter’s Tenor January 21 – February 12

This January, The Old Print Gallery delves into the moods

and images of winter with a new show, entitled Winter’s

Tenor. Celebrating the hushed and pensive moments of

winter, this beautiful collection of

contemporary and early 20th

century prints explores the

transformation of mind, mood, and

landscape during this season. Some

peaceful and calm, others more

evocative of the mysterious and eerie nature of our darkest

months, these prints are a feast for the eyes and soul.

They capture the loneliness, the solitude, the simplicity but

also the hint of excitement- in the first snow fall, in the

ambitions and resolutions for a new year and a new start.

The show features work by Kerr Eby, Emily Trueblood, Edward Glannon, Rockwell

Kent, Louis Lozowick, Richard Sloat, Robert Kipniss, Martin Lewis, Peter

Gourfain, Albert W. Barker, Richard Florsheim, Otto Kuhler, Gerald Scheck,

Richard Pantell, and Michael Pellettieri.

To celebrate the opening, a free reception will be held on January 21, 2011, from 5-8pm.

The show will be on view at The Old Print Gallery, 1220 31st Street, NW,

a block up from M Street in Georgetown.

Hours are 10am - 5:30pm, Tuesday through Saturday.

For more information please contact the gallery.