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Gerald Lopato
Early Morning Highpoint, original impressionist landscape

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Harbinger to Fall, original 28x36 Hudson River School impressionist landscape
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Sun Streaming, 24x30 original impressionist marine landscape
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Mother Nature is surely at her most brilliant when the sun is setting or rising. To see and feel the magnitude of beauty and glory when the colors of marigold, goldenrod, peach, and...
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As the grapevines dance in anticipation of the upcoming harvest the colors of the grapes, vines, earth and sky converge. A joyous and luscious celebration of life has emerged in the...
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Located in Spring Lake, NJ
The soft light transforms the heavenly sand, sea and sky into a precious silver summer, sparkling and glowing. The waves are independent as they break both out to sea and in the sha...
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