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Albany Artists Group

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SINCE 1945
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Albany Artists Group

  • ABOUT US
  • CURRENT/MOST RECENT MEMBERS SHOW
  • Artists
  • HISTORY AND INFORMATION
  • 75th ANNIVERSARY, 2020
  • LIST OF PAST MEMBERS
  • PAST MEMBERS
  • TEACHING & INSTRUCTION BLOG
  • VIRTUAL NATURE HIKES AND ART
  • SHOW GUIDELINES, ENTERING
  • PAST AAG MEMBER SHOWS AND NEWS
  • Contact/Membership
Martin Van Buren Home in Kinderhook

PAUL DENNIS

Paul was a very active member of the AAG from the early 1950s to the early 1960s.

PAUL DENNIS

Paul was a very active member of the AAG from the early 1950s to the early 1960s.

Martin Van Buren Home in Kinderhook

Martin Van Buren Home in Kinderhook

Oil on Canvas, Collection of Diane Maguire

Diane writes:

“ I believe I purchased Paul Dennis' painting around 1966 or 1967 when he had a small art store in a basement on Lark Street. I used to stop by often just to talk to him & see what he had on display - he had paintings from everyone. After he left Lark Street he went to live at the Ann Lee home near Albany Airport/Wolf Road area.

“Just a little history: I liked it for it "primitive" appeal. My home in East Nassau was built about 1840-60 so it really fit in. I remember trying to convince Paul Dennis that it needed a different frame, but he insisted on the white ornate one. I was always going to change it but never got around to it. Also, when my brother first saw it, he said: "If you paid more than $5.00 for it, you paid too much." I never told him I paid $100 - and have never regretted it.”

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