James Scoppettone's contribution to contemporary American Impressionism has been
recognized by collectors and curators throughout the world. Prestigious public
and private art collections including American Pharmaceuticals, Nissin Foods of
Japan, Pepsi Cola, the collections of numerous entertainers and CEOs, and the St
Louis Museum in St. Paul, Minnesota, feature Scoppettone's unique
interpretations of traditional themes and subject matter.
Inspired by the work and writings of
nineteenth-century French and American painters, Scoppettone has devoted his
career to expanding the artistic exploration of light. Scoppettone combines
concepts developed by the impressionist masters with his own talents and vision
to create paintings that are distinguished by brilliant color and vibrant
brushwork. Capturing the poetry of sunlight's subtle nuances, Scoppettone's work
radiates with the energy and joy of light.
Scoppettone's successful career is marked by the
relentless pursuit of excellence. Born in San Jose, California in 1937, the
artist began painting at the age of seventeen. Although Scoppettone earned both
a Bachelor of Arts degree from San Jose State and a graduate law degree, his
primary interest has always been art. He and his wife, Sherry, have raised five
children on a 24-acre farm formerly owned by the filmmaker Alfred Hitchcock.
Located in California's Santa Cruz mountains, the picturesque estate provides
Scoppettone with the perfect atmosphere to create his art.
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