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Ray Overpeck

Ray Overpeck (Born 1933) is active/lives in Pennsylvania.  Ray Overpeck is known for Landscape painting-snow and village scenes.

The following biography is from Rich Densmore:

Ray Overpeck was born in Bucks County, Pennsylvania and is now residing in Telford, Pennsylvania. His formal training included studying at the Philadelphia Museum College of Art and the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Art. In more recent years he has attended numerous workshops with many different artists, both locally and in New England. The greatest influence on Overpeck has been the paintings of the French Impressionists Alfred Sisley and Camille Pissarro in addition to the Bucks County Impressionists.

Ray's greatest love is painting on location in any season of the year. He works in both watercolor and oils. Although Ray is fond of New England, he feels there is an endless source of painting material in the Bucks County area, and finds it to be his richest source of inspiration.

Ray has been accepted in juried exhibitions included Phillips Mill, Cape May County Art League and Perkiomen Valley Art Center. His awards   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 2297 characters.]  Artist bio

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