Jason Schoener

1919 - 1997

Painter

The gallery completed a comprehensive exhibit of paintings of the late Jason Schoener in 2007 along with a show of work also at the Chocolate Church Arts Center Gallery in Bath. Born in 1919 in Cleveland, Ohio, Schoener spent boyhood summers on the Maine farm of his uncle, the sculptor William Zorach. He was both a painter and an educator and exhibited his work widely throughout the U.S. and abroad.

Schoener worked in both watercolors and oils and his paintings are part of numerous private and museum collections. His style varied widely and included narrative paintings, seascapes, floral still-lifes, Naval operations scenes, and large, brightly colored abstracted landscapes.

Although the retail gallery is now closed, we are still brokering the remainder of Schoener's paintings. Our current inventory includes all styles and over 150 paintings.

A full color catalog of the 2007 show is now for sale. The book is a limited edition and includes 35 pages and 60 full color images. The price is $75. Please call us today at 207/371-9106 to reserve your copy.

In early fall of 2007 we discovered another stash of Jason's paintings from 1937 to the early 1960's. In March we opened a show of many of those watercolors at the Georgetown Historical Society's new Center for History and Culture at 20 Bay Point Road in Georgetown. Several watercolors remain from that show. Please call us for more information.

For more information or to purchase a painting, please call Susie Wren at 207/371-9106 or send an email to the link below.

"Afternoon Sun - Costa Rica", Oil on Linen, 1971, 44"x60", $3500
	"Building Patrol Boats - Cleveland, Watercolor, 1942, 15"x22", $950
"Mountain Lovers", Watercolor, 1946, 14.5"x21.5", $650
	"Penobscot Island Light", Oil on Linen, 1974, 50"x60", $3800