Terri Cabral - 2007
Artist's Statement:
"As an artist and as a person I believe that life, the world and her inhabitants are basically good. In my paintings, whether they are of people, plants or animals, I strive to reveal this simple, yet universal, truth.
I am self taught. At the age of ten I picked up a pencil and began to draw portraits. My uncle Antonio Gattorno, who was one Cuba’s Modern Masters, often gave me art supplies – pens, ink, charcoal, paints, canvases and even his own drawing table. But I never took lessons from him. My family did not want to impose on him. I would often study his paintings that hung in his home and the homes of my relatives. I continue to be greatly influenced by his work. He was known for his versatility and his ability to paint masterfully in a variety of styles. I am constantly experimenting with styles and developing my sense of versatility."
"As an artist and as a person I believe that life, the world and her inhabitants are basically good. In my paintings, whether they are of people, plants or animals, I strive to reveal this simple, yet universal, truth.
I am self taught. At the age of ten I picked up a pencil and began to draw portraits. My uncle Antonio Gattorno, who was one Cuba’s Modern Masters, often gave me art supplies – pens, ink, charcoal, paints, canvases and even his own drawing table. But I never took lessons from him. My family did not want to impose on him. I would often study his paintings that hung in his home and the homes of my relatives. I continue to be greatly influenced by his work. He was known for his versatility and his ability to paint masterfully in a variety of styles. I am constantly experimenting with styles and developing my sense of versatility."
...Terri Cabral - 2005
She is an American artist of Portuguese descent who currently resides in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, USA but grew up on the shores of Cape Cod, Massachusetts, USA. She began drawing and painting at the age of ten. She won several first place awards in elementary and high school art exhibits that featured her portraits of family and friends.
After working for five years with her life partner, Sean, on the biography and life works of her uncle, Cuban Master Painter, Antonio Gattorno, she found a renewed zest for painting. Her paintings have sold through the Internet, a gallery in Miami, FL, and in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Ms. Cabral participated in an International Artists Workshop in Chania, Crete in October 2002, where several artists from the US, India, the Netherlands and Greece came together to paint, enjoy each other’s company and share their works. It culminated in an exhibition of all the works.
“...Terri Cabral, also from the USA and of Portuguese ancestry, is primarily a romantic painter, who depicts primarily landscapes from memory and imagination.”... “Haniotika Nea”, 5 November, 2002, Greek Newspaper covering Crete exhibition 2002, translated from the Greek.
Three of her pantings were exhibited in Ferrara, Italy in an exhibit titled "The Four Elements" - International Visual & Contemporary Art Exhibition October 25 - November 2, 2003
In 2004, Ms. Cabral and her life partner, Sean M. Poole, published a fine art book on her uncle, Cuban artist, Antonio Gattorno, titled "Gattorno - A Cuban Painter For The World". Click on the link below to go to his website and view his work. You may preview the book and purchase it through the website.
After working for five years with her life partner, Sean, on the biography and life works of her uncle, Cuban Master Painter, Antonio Gattorno, she found a renewed zest for painting. Her paintings have sold through the Internet, a gallery in Miami, FL, and in Myrtle Beach, SC.
Ms. Cabral participated in an International Artists Workshop in Chania, Crete in October 2002, where several artists from the US, India, the Netherlands and Greece came together to paint, enjoy each other’s company and share their works. It culminated in an exhibition of all the works.
“...Terri Cabral, also from the USA and of Portuguese ancestry, is primarily a romantic painter, who depicts primarily landscapes from memory and imagination.”... “Haniotika Nea”, 5 November, 2002, Greek Newspaper covering Crete exhibition 2002, translated from the Greek.
Three of her pantings were exhibited in Ferrara, Italy in an exhibit titled "The Four Elements" - International Visual & Contemporary Art Exhibition October 25 - November 2, 2003
In 2004, Ms. Cabral and her life partner, Sean M. Poole, published a fine art book on her uncle, Cuban artist, Antonio Gattorno, titled "Gattorno - A Cuban Painter For The World". Click on the link below to go to his website and view his work. You may preview the book and purchase it through the website.
Art By Antonio Gattorno
Cover of Gattorno book.
Mediums used by Terri: Acrylics, pen & ink, watercolor pencils, watercolors, oils, fabric paint, ceramics, fabrics, clay, beads
Images can be on paper, canvas, board, slate, leather and fabric (clothing) or furniture.
Terri works in her studio in Myrtle Beach. She sells most of her work at T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station in Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach. She also works on commissions. If you have a commission, please email her. You will also find some of her pieces available for sale on this website. Payment is through Paypal.com - it's FREE, EASY, FAST, and SECURE.
For commissions, payment can be either by personal check, money order, cashiers check or wire transfer or through Paypal.
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Cover of Gattorno book.
Mediums used by Terri: Acrylics, pen & ink, watercolor pencils, watercolors, oils, fabric paint, ceramics, fabrics, clay, beads
Images can be on paper, canvas, board, slate, leather and fabric (clothing) or furniture.
Terri works in her studio in Myrtle Beach. She sells most of her work at T.I.G.E.R.S. Preservation Station in Barefoot Landing, North Myrtle Beach. She also works on commissions. If you have a commission, please email her. You will also find some of her pieces available for sale on this website. Payment is through Paypal.com - it's FREE, EASY, FAST, and SECURE.
For commissions, payment can be either by personal check, money order, cashiers check or wire transfer or through Paypal.
Click here to sign up for Paypal now. It's FREE!