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Gregory W. Frux

Brooklyn-based artist Gregory William Frux paints both urban landscape and wilderness scenes, the latter inspired by mountaineering. His landscapes range from Northeastern United States’ forests, to Rocky Mountains, desert California, Alaska, Yukon and Bolivian Andes. He served as artist-in-residence in Glacier, Joshua Tree and Death Valley National Parks and worked as artist aboard ships in Antarctica and Arctic Norway. Frux’s painting have been exhibited at Lincoln Center, the Cordova Historical Museum, the Coney Island Museum, the Salmagundi Club, Long Island University, Brooklyn College, offices of HBO and the United States Embassies in Ethiopia and Madagascar. He was the first American to show at the Kyrgyz National Museum of Art. The Library of Congress, Metropolitan Transportation Authority, NYC Department of Education and National Park Service own his work. To see Gregory’s work, visit his Web site http://frux.net.

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