Victor Leger: Capturing the Enchantment of Schoodic by Carl Little
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As a painter, I am instinctively interested in the interaction of light on the environment. It is my intention to express the natural beauty found, at times only for a fleeting moment, in our surroundings. Through my work I hope to capture and convey the sense of enchantment that these moments create. If the viewer can sense that quality of natural beauty that enhances all our lives, then I will have succeeded in my efforts as an artist.
~Victor Leger
"Transcendentalism" oil on panel 33 x 76 inches
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"The View" oil on panel 14" x 13" x 2"
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"The Missionary" oil on panel 11 x 17 x 2
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"A Study in Hope" oil on panel 43" x 17" x 2"
"Elegy to R. Motherwell #25" oil on panel 56" x 44" x 2"
"The Prophet" oil on panel 21 x 25 x 2 sold
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"Lost in Translation" oil on panel 30" x 24" x 3"
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"Credence" oil on panel 47" x 38" x 2"
"Redemption" oil on panel 35" x 23" x 2"
"Ruminations" oil on panel 45" x 21" x 2"
"Complete Abandon" oil on panel 36 x 60 inches
Professional photographer Patricia Casey captured this image of Victor at Schoodic Point.
EDUCATION:
Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, NY
Sept. 1979-Dec. 1981
Fine Arts Major in Painting, 5 semesters
San Francisco Art Institute, San Francisco, CA
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree in Painting: 1984
Central Connecticut State University, New Britain, CT
Sept. 1998- May 2002
Master’s Degree in Art Education: 2002
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