Eric Vellert studied under Leonard Baskin when he was a student at Hampshire College in Amherst, MA alongside fellow protégés Michael Kuch and Peter Bogardis. Upon leaving western Massachusetts, Vellert moved to rural New Hampshire and immersed himself in his work making prints, painting, and even doing some architectural design (he proposed a design for the World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition). Using innovative printing techniques, his prints are heavily worked with richness and a deep texture. He varies the process with each print making them all unique. His work belies a deep spiritual intensity, especially his large series of the Ganges River.
Vellert is a true original, hatched out of the ovens of van Gogh, Montecelli, Ryder and Rembrandt – Leonard Baskin
The Boy in the Boat
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The Boy in the Boat 1
12×17.5 in
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The Boy in the Boat 2
12×17.5 in
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The Boy in the Boat 5
12×17.5 in
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The Boy in the Boat 7
12×17.75 in
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The Boy in the Boat 16
12×17.75 in
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The Boy in the Boat 18
12.25×17.75 in
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The Boy in the Boat 24
12×17.75 in
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The Boy in the Boat 26
11.25×17.5 in
Candle Light
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Candle Light I
8.75×7.75 in
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Candle Light II
8.75×7.75 in
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Candle Light V
8.75×7.75 in
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Candle Light VII
8.75×7.75 in
Iris
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Iris I
15.5×17.5 in
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Iris II
15.75×17.5 in
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Iris III
15.75×17.5 in
Roses I Love
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Roses I Love I
8.75x 8 in
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Roses I Love II
8.75x 8 in
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Roses I Love IV
8.75x 8 in
Paintings
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Bird and Sun 1
13×15.5 in
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Bird and Sun 2
13.5×14 in
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Man With Cross
8×9.75 in
