Jon Van Zyle's "Homer by the Bay", sold exclusively at the Art Shop Gallery, Homer Alaska $75
Homer, Alaska's Premier Gallery
Alaskan Art by Alaskan Artists- and More!
Guitta Corey
Guitta Corey has lived and worked as an artist in Alaska since 1979. Her work is in private collections across the U.S., as well as in public buildings in Alaska. She draws her inspiration from the vast beauty of the Alaskan landscape.
Guitta graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design and received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree with a major in printmaking.
In 1995, she began working with Oriental papers to create original collages, and many of her originals have been printed as giclee prints since then.
All of her collages have been created using paper adhered with acrylic medium. In some cases, gold or mixed metal leaf has been applied. The surface that the paper is adhered to, called the support, is either 300 lb. watercolor paper which is 100% rag, or it is a material called multimedia art board, which is neutral pH. Washi, or Japanese handmade papers, as well as ornamental papers from India and other parts of Asia are used for the creation of the collage image. Some of the papers are opaque, others are delicate and translucent. An original collage may be created by building up many layers of translucent papers to achieve the desired textural or color effects.
Her prints have deckled edges and are mounted in acid free shrink wrap.
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Note: Guitta's prints must be shipped flat, and can not be rolled into a tube.
These are the available prints in our inventory. Please call or email for information and availability of other prints by this artist.
The Gallery also features several
Corey Originals and Original Plates and Platters
The Plates and Platters have an original collage on the underside of the glass plate which is coated so they may be used or hung for display.
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Note: Older Sold Out prints are subject to price changes due to fluctuation of the market.
Last Updated 02/03/2012