Highlights from First Fridays Art Lecture, February 6, 2015:  
“Stephen Csoka—From Hungarian Treasures to Master Portraits and New York Landscapes”.

Click on the following links to view these short clips:

The first artwork featured was "Hungarian Landscape", Oil on Canvas, 29" x 45"


This video features "Potato Pickers" (Long Island, New York), Etching, Limited edition /30.
Comparison: Vincent Van Gogh's "Paysanne a la cuvette", published in Sotheby's Preview, 1999.


CONTINUED video of “Potato Pickers”


This video clip is featuring Stephen Csoka, “Winter Riders” Oil on Canvas on Board,  15.5” x 19.5”


CONTINUED, Stephen Csoka "Winter Riders"


Stephen Csoka’s Oil on Canvas on Board, “Young Girl’s Head” Video I of II

Video II of II of “Young Girl’s Head”

Final video clip of First Fridays Art Lectures:  Stephen Csoka’s original oil, “Migrant Farmhand”.

First Fridays Art Lecture Series with Gallery Owner James Tylich, January 2, 2015
“Vladimir Pavlovich Krantz, what you haven’t seen or heard about Russia’s Premier Lyrical Landscape Artist.”

Jim Tylich explained painting techniques and inspirations of the Soviet Era Master Impressionists. 

Don’t miss the next First Fridays Art Lecture, February 6, at 2:00 p.m. 
“Stephen Csoka—From Hungarian Treasures to Master Portrait and New York Landscapes”.

Artist In Residence: Chance Hays | hosted by Breckenridge Fine Art Gallery | (970) 453-9500 | Summit Sunrise