Made in Connecticut: Greenwich artist Ernest Garthwaite finds inspiration in nature
His work, often landscapes, serves as a homage to the sacredness of the earth, a reverence for nature cultivated in his childhood.
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In his Greenwich studio, artist Ernest Garthwaite finds a unique balance – blurring the lines between realism and abstraction.
His work, often landscapes, serves as a homage to the sacredness of the earth, a reverence for nature cultivated in his childhood.
Garthwaite's new exhibit opens at The Sorokin Gallery in Greenwich on Thursday evening from 6-9 p.m.
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