John Recco

 


 

About The Artist


The Artist Painting at Mycenae

John was awarded a Senior Level Fulbright for his proposal to research and observe through painting, the relationship between the landscape and sacred temple sites at various locations in Greece.

During the five months of his Fulbright grant in Greece, John painted on site at places such as Mycenae, Delphi, Olympia and Ancient Messini. In addition to the landscape, John also painted studies of the wildflowers found in each locale.


Recco was born in Lowell, Massachusetts and received his BFA from the Massachusetts College of Art in 1981, and an MFA from Columbia University in 1984.

He also attended the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture in Skowhegan, Maine, receiving the Saltonstall Scholarship there in 1985.

His paintings have been featured recently in solo exhibitions at galleries in Albany, NY; Lake George, NY; Natick, MA; North Bennington, VT; and Cincinnati, OH.

 

C.V. / Resume

 

Working on a Painting in the Studio, Hoosick, NY 2018

 

Looking Out the Studio Window

 

Studio Companions

 

Dogs like Landscape Paintings

 

Starting a New Painting, January 2017

 

 

Artist in the Studio - Christopher Otte Photography

 

Preparing new panels, August 2017

 

Ianna and Stella in front of Red Poppy painting.

 

Sleepy dogs like Minoan Poppies

 

Help with a morning coffee

 

Water color in progress

 

Working on large elephant painting in the studio, Hoosick, NY, 2017