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KEY WEST GALLERY
601 Duval Street, Key West
Key West Gallery is located on Duval
                                            Street in tropical Old Town Key West,
                                            Florida. Our goal is to display the most
                                            sought after and collectible fine art in a
                                            collection that you will enjoy.


We specialize in investment quality originals, collectible hand-embellished limited
editions, selected bronze work, as well styles and genres including old masters
work, impressionism, modern, abstracts, watercolors, oils, and acrylics. . We feature
over fifty internationally published artists including Alexei Butirskiy, Bill
Mack, Pino, Thomas Arvid, Ton Dubbeldam, Howard Behrens, Vie Dunn-Harr, The
Frogman, Edward Gordon, Peter Max, Terry Gilecki, Ramon Pujol, Tripp
Harrison, Mario, Javier, Constantine Lvovich, Henry Peeters, Richard Johnson, Gary
Welton, Leonard Wren, and more.

Please enjoy the selection as well as our committed customer service.
BILL MACK


                       He has no mentors. There is nowhere to go to learn his
                       art. No one teaches his technique. Sculptor Bill Mack
                       works in such a rare art form that coming up with a
                       name to describe it has been only slightly less arduous
                       than creating the art itself.

For over twenty years, Mack paid his dues, working mostly as a commissioned
artist -- from miniature medallic works such as the Bicentennial medals for the
State of Minnesota and the cities of St. Louis and Baltimore, to reliefs and full-
round sculptures for corporations such as General Motors, Pillsbury, and 3M.
Then, in the early 1980's, Mack made a venturous artistic move and entered the
competitive gallery world with his Alto Relief' sculptures. Today, in the popular
contemporary arts, he has developed a major following.

http://www.keywestartgalleries.com/mack/index.php
PINO 1939-2010


"My paintings elicit feelings of warmth. Often times the
subjects are of my sisters and aunts, in the house during my
early years. I was constantly surrounded by them since my
father and uncles were out working late providing for the family." – Pino

           http://www.keywestartgalleries.com/pino/index.php

                     “Feminine, ephemeral forms of flesh whose light and shadow
                     suggest depth and mystery are contrasted with explosive passages
                     of rich, textured color in compositions that are as much about
                     how the artist feels as what he sees. It is subjective illusion of
                     space juxtaposed with an abstract acceptance of the painting‟s flat
                     surface that sets Pino‟s work apart from other artists.”
                     - Pino
ALEXEI BUTIRSKIY

                          “When I paint, I don„t just copy from any particular
                          place. I try to memorize the original impression I had
                          when I was somewhere, and then I recompose it in my
                          head, based on how I feel about it. After that, I paint. I
is very important for an artist to not just copy mechanically from nature. In that
                          think it
case, the artist could be replaced by a camera.

An artist should rather have a goal and then follow it to create the emotional image
and a special atmosphere in the painting, and to thereby convey an individual
message. Painting nature with all its many faces is always magnificent. To me, there
is no such thing as bad weather.” - Butirskiy


http://www.keywestartgalleries.com/butirskiy/index.php
COMMUNICATION




Key West Art Galleries
601 Duval Street
Key West, Florida 33040

                305.923.1696 
fax 305-292-9779

         Newsletter: keywestgallery@bellsouth.net

       Blog: http://keywestartgalleries.blogspot.com/

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  • 1. KEY WEST GALLERY 601 Duval Street, Key West
  • 2. Key West Gallery is located on Duval Street in tropical Old Town Key West, Florida. Our goal is to display the most sought after and collectible fine art in a collection that you will enjoy. We specialize in investment quality originals, collectible hand-embellished limited editions, selected bronze work, as well styles and genres including old masters work, impressionism, modern, abstracts, watercolors, oils, and acrylics. . We feature over fifty internationally published artists including Alexei Butirskiy, Bill Mack, Pino, Thomas Arvid, Ton Dubbeldam, Howard Behrens, Vie Dunn-Harr, The Frogman, Edward Gordon, Peter Max, Terry Gilecki, Ramon Pujol, Tripp Harrison, Mario, Javier, Constantine Lvovich, Henry Peeters, Richard Johnson, Gary Welton, Leonard Wren, and more. Please enjoy the selection as well as our committed customer service.
  • 3. BILL MACK He has no mentors. There is nowhere to go to learn his art. No one teaches his technique. Sculptor Bill Mack works in such a rare art form that coming up with a name to describe it has been only slightly less arduous than creating the art itself. For over twenty years, Mack paid his dues, working mostly as a commissioned artist -- from miniature medallic works such as the Bicentennial medals for the State of Minnesota and the cities of St. Louis and Baltimore, to reliefs and full- round sculptures for corporations such as General Motors, Pillsbury, and 3M. Then, in the early 1980's, Mack made a venturous artistic move and entered the competitive gallery world with his Alto Relief' sculptures. Today, in the popular contemporary arts, he has developed a major following. http://www.keywestartgalleries.com/mack/index.php
  • 4. PINO 1939-2010 "My paintings elicit feelings of warmth. Often times the subjects are of my sisters and aunts, in the house during my early years. I was constantly surrounded by them since my father and uncles were out working late providing for the family." – Pino http://www.keywestartgalleries.com/pino/index.php “Feminine, ephemeral forms of flesh whose light and shadow suggest depth and mystery are contrasted with explosive passages of rich, textured color in compositions that are as much about how the artist feels as what he sees. It is subjective illusion of space juxtaposed with an abstract acceptance of the painting‟s flat surface that sets Pino‟s work apart from other artists.” - Pino
  • 5. ALEXEI BUTIRSKIY “When I paint, I don„t just copy from any particular place. I try to memorize the original impression I had when I was somewhere, and then I recompose it in my head, based on how I feel about it. After that, I paint. I is very important for an artist to not just copy mechanically from nature. In that think it case, the artist could be replaced by a camera. An artist should rather have a goal and then follow it to create the emotional image and a special atmosphere in the painting, and to thereby convey an individual message. Painting nature with all its many faces is always magnificent. To me, there is no such thing as bad weather.” - Butirskiy http://www.keywestartgalleries.com/butirskiy/index.php
  • 6. COMMUNICATION Key West Art Galleries
601 Duval Street
Key West, Florida 33040 305.923.1696 
fax 305-292-9779 Newsletter: keywestgallery@bellsouth.net Blog: http://keywestartgalleries.blogspot.com/