Biography
Born
in northeastern Ohio, Jerry Cable, at an early age, discovered
his passion for art. Under the tutelage of a private instructor,
Jerry set out to define himself as an artist. Today his creative
spirit thrives in a Hunterdon County, New Jersey studio near Philadelphia,
nurtured by the rich landscapes and historic buildings of the
Delaware Valley countryside.
He has been
inspired by the American Impressionists and the great European painters
of the late nineteenth century, and frequently travels abroad with
his students to study first hand the works of the masters.
Resonating with
luminous rhythms of light and color, his paintings evoke mood and
emotion for the viewer. Like the Impressionists, Jerry captures
the moment and reveals each subject intimately with an interplay
of light and shadow against color and texture. His relationship
with his environment and connection with the landscape are what
inspire him to choose the subjects he paints. His tranquil scenes
reflect the innocence of life growing up on the family farm and
personal remembrances of a cherished youth.
Jerry's accomplishments
continue to define him as a leading talent in the Delaware Valley.
Since 1995 he has shown his work in more that fifty juried and non-juried
exhibitions including The Philadelphia Sketch CLub, and The National
Art Club of New York City. His paintings have been featured in ten
solo exhibitions in Philadelphia, New Jersey, Connecticut and Ohio.
His works are in private and public collections across the United
States and in Canada.
After completing
his BFA at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. Jerry established
himself as a graphic designer. He has worked extensively with corporations
and the publishing industry to create corporate logos, brochures,
consumer packaging and book jackets.
Jerry Cable
is represented by Canal Frame-Crafts Gallery, Chadds Ford Gallery,
Dutchland Gallery, Howard Gallery of Fine Art, Sabine Rose Gallery,
and Strodes Mill Gallery in Pennsylvania; Hardcastle Gallery
in Centerville, Delaware; and Art of the Sea Gallery, Ocean House
Gallery, and Lupine Gallery
in Maine.
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