Robert Vickrey, Fine Artist 

I saw Mr Vickrey's paintings a few times at Tree's Place, a gallery in Orleans, Massachusetts on the Cape. I remember few specific paintings I have seen there, but I DO remember Vickery's. They were wonderful to see in person and beautifully memorable.

As a fellow professional artist/fashion illustrator and painter I find his work fascinating and interesting to watch. As I was growing up and spending summers on the Cape, Robert Vickery had been our neighbor until another family bought his bungelow house. Since I was just in my teens at the time, all I remember were his blonde towhead kids outside playing around their house and decorating their split rail fence with tin foil! lol Thanks for sharing more of his work here as well, a fine artist indeed with a very unique style. I watched the film on his website and was amazed that he was able to meet those Time magazine deadline covers overnight! I also had to learn to illustrate quickly as a fashion illustrator in NYC as well and they used to time us in fashion sketch classes in art school with a timer! Fond memories down memory lane!

I am a native North Eastham’r and a Pratt Graduate, this is pure gold !!!!! Well done !!!

I remember first seeing Roberts' work in the June 1993 edition of American Artist(and still have that copy). There was a painting called "After the Swim" and recall thinking "how did he get the texture on that concrete wall" and create those the magnolia tree shadows.... Still love his 14:24 "nuns, bicycles and old brick walls" to this day.

Than you so much for posting this! Just discovered Vickrey while learning to paint in egg tempera

我曾经很着迷的一位画家，缅怀 He was a painter I used to be fascinated by，Memories from China

Absolutely wonderful!! Is this available on dvd? Thank you for posting!

Is it possible to purchase a dvd copy?

Great upload! Do you happen to know what the film is Robert talks about @ 24:08? Would love to find it. Thanks

Schnable still got him talkin about him though...

That video would be great if it was translatable.... :/