Richard Combes

Nature, and more specifically animal life, was the first subject represented in the visual arts, as early as 45,500 years ago, archaeologists believe. With depictions ranging from literal to abstract, the natural world mesmerizes by its complex existence: a balancing act of frailty and resilience, frequently acting as metaphor for the human experience. Landscapes and seascapes showcase nature’s beauty while offering a sense of place. Plants and produce can be elevated within the artificial stage of a still life to offer focused study in a humanized context. Even the ephemerality of light, air, and absence are a stimulus for artists to re-interpret their surroundings.

The Holiday Group Show presents new and notable works from Gallery Henoch's 32 artists as 2023 approaches. With many works available to collect, the group exhibition offers a range of...

Quiet Manhattan puddles become networks of color and texture in the new oil paintings by Richard Combes. Timeworn streets make fertile subject matter for an artist whose painted surfaces are...

Gallery Henoch presents an Online Exhibition focusing on artists that paint structures, redefining what this means to them.