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CONSTANCE A. DODGE
Dodge House Lakeside Gallery
936 South Shore Road
Edinburg, NY 12134
518-863-2201
cdodgeart@frontiernet.net
"Although she emphasizes solid
forms and omits details,
there's a nostalgic, personal quality
to these paintings,
as if Dodge took old family photographs out
of storage
and laid them on the canvas."
Karen Bjornland
The Daily Gazette |
"Sailing Dream"
oil on canvas
18" x 14" (2005) $900 |
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"My current paintings reflect my earlier exploration of collage and
assemblage through my use of miniature paintings against a painted
image. Through this juxtaposition of images, I seek to create
a unique pictorial narrative suggesting simultaneous realities
within a theme. Through the use of found objects, I attempt
to create multidimensional realities, layering several paintings
against a landscape.
Thematically, I am interested in liberating images of people from
old photographs, post cards and antique sources to provide an idiom
suggesting an individual's circumstances or destiny. My
process of collage painting often suggests the fragmented moments
of everyday life, the evanescence of time and the mystery of
existence." |
"Home"
(Mountain Valley Hospice Collection)
oil on linen
30" x 42" (2003)
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"Trillium and Trout"
oil on linen
22" x 28" (2004) $1000 |
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"Adirondack Dream"
oil on linen
30" x 42" (2004) $1200 |
"Roger's Dream"
oil on linen
20" x 42" (2004) $1500 |
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To see more of the artist's work,
contact her at
518-863-2201 or
cdodgeart@frontiernet.net |
"Peacetime"
oil on linen
30" x 42" (2001)
Framed Signed Limited Edition Gicleé Print $225
Unframed Signed Limited Edition Gicleé Prints $100
Prints are 15" x 21" |
" Taxi 2¢"
oil on wood
30" x 15 3/4"
(2003) $950 |
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"Sacandaga Story II"
oil on linen
30" x 42" (2001) $1500 |
"Sacandaga Story I"
oil on linen
20" x 42" (2001) $1500 |
"Sand Lake Summers"
oil on linen
30" X 42" (2004) $1500 |
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For twenty-three years, Dodge's
permanent exhibit space was the Amos Eno Gallery in New York
City. Her work appears in many private collections, both
nationally and internationally including the National Museum of
Women in the Arts, Washington, D. C. and Artpool in Budapest,
Hungary. Her work has also appeared in "New York Magazine".
Regionally, she is a professional member of the Guild of
Adirondack Artists and the Director of the Oakroom Artists, a
group in existence for 50 years. |
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