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Joseph Haroutunian



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 Fascinating how a small image can capture the overwhelming power, presence, light of the sea so perfectly.  The colors are subtle, lush, inviting and Schoodic itself is all there, in shorthand.  The Power of the Mark. ~BN

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Unique Bronze Sculptures by Peter Dransfield
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"Allie's Favorite" watercolor

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"Sand and Tide" watercolor 22" x 30" $2,100



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"Yellow Passing Through" watercolor 22" x 30" image, 30" x 34" frame $2,200

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"Gray Gulch" watercolor 22" x 30" image 30" x 38" frame $2,500

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"Near Tunk Mountain" watercolor 11" x 15" image, 16" x 20" frame $800

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"Passing Green" watercolor 22" x 30" image (30" x 38" frame) $2,500

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"Red Coast" oil on gessoed paper
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"Red Cloud" watercolor 22" x 30" image, 30" x 38" frame $2,500

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"Big Red Gulch" watercolor 33" x 40" $2,600

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Following our Haroutunian purchase, still a little in shock that I owned this beautiful painting, Peter and I drove towards Corea.   En route, we decided to visit Schoodic Park again, not having been there for 18 years.  Driving in towards the first ocean view, the scenery opened up as never before, displaying colors and textures from the very painting I had just purchased.  There they were—the sinewy seaweeds draped over boulders, the mossy greens, earthy red rock, stained from the sea, and the distinct firs above, with blue-gray sky and water blackened from the clouds.  That was all in my painting! And neither the scenery nor the painting had ever been so clearly depicted as in those moments, as if a complete discovery was in the making.  It was the most incredible moment, as I kept declaring to my husband, “look there—  and over there! This is what Joe was conveying through his own  language!”  It was so exciting and not easy to describe in words, but we know it’s not even necessary.       

​Because Schoodic is right in my home with me now.    PS

  


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"Ascending Madder" and "Entering Brown Ochre" oil on canvas each 60" x 20," $5,000 per panel

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"Tuscany Travels" oil on canvas 30" x 20" $3,000

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"Red Coast" oil on gessoed paper 28"x20” image, 37" x 27" framed $2,600

Joseph Haroutunian featured in aspire design and home.

Through lush and unique visuals and a fresh editorial lens, aspire explores what is new and undiscovered in art, interiors, design, culture, real estate, travel and more. aspire design and home is an international narrative and resource for all seeking the sublime. aspiredesignandhome.com
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click to view article by Jorge Arango


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"Ancient Wall" oil on gessoed paper 22" x 30" image, 29" x 38" framed $2,800 sold

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"Black Sea, Schoodic" oil on gessoed paper 30" x 22" (37" x 27") framed $2,800

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"Ultramarine Blue" oil on canvas 56" x 46" $10,000

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"Burnt Barren" oil on canvas 64' x 48" $12,000 sold

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Joseph is one of Maine's distinguished artists to be included in the 2021
Colby College/ L.C. Bates Museum Summer Exhibition
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LC Bates Museum

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January 2021
*Gesso is the primer. It helps paint keep on with any surface, including paper, cloth or board. It prevents paint from soaking into the paper as well as strengthening it, enabling the painter to apply layers of collage and heavier elaborations. The above gessoed paintings are framed.
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Haroutunian is an impressively abstract painter, and his savvy vision is a great reminder that Maine's gritty inspiration isn't limited to scenic appeal.
                           Dan Kany,  Maine Sunday Telegram

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