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GENE RIZZO

Gene
was born in Houma, Louisiana, a seacoast community famous for it's
fabulous sport fishing and commercial seafood industry, as well as it's
many picturesque Cajun scenes. At an early age, he began developing his
artistic skills by capturing the natural beauty of nature's landscapes
and seascapes with his sketches.
As a student in, and a
graduate of, the LSU School of Architecture and Fine Arts, Gene was
introduced to and taught the basics of watercolor by guest lecturer and
famed watercolorist Edgar Whitney. After a long and successful career in
architecture, Gene embarked upon a new and rewarding journey in
watercolor art, and, after much practice, developed his own style of
artistic watercolor techniques from which he has produced many nautical
and architectural images.
A Tierra Verde, Florida
resident since 1986, and a member of the Florida Watercolor Society at
the American Society of Marine Artists, Gene has become an acclaimed
nautical watercolorist. His seascapes, lighthouses, swamp and beach
scenes capture the total essence and moods of his subjects. He has
exhibited in many juried Fine Art Festivals in Florida, Louisiana, and
Georgia, and his art can be found in many private and corporate
collections throughout the US and in several foreign countries.
Gene's sailboat watercolor
image "Misty" has been selected for publication by North Light Book
Publishing in their annual Best of Watercolor book series "Splash
8".
Artwork Sizes
Most of Gene's work is giclee’.
All of Gene’s work is available in the following sizes:
8 x 10
12 x 16
16 x 20
20 x 28
24 x 30
30 x 36
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