Impressionistic oil paintings by Alfred Perry grace the walls, featuring still life, seascapes and country landscapes.
Perry received his BFA degree in painting from Massachusetts School of Art in 1953. Assigned to military duty in Europe, he participated in the restoration of murals in Austria and sketched throughout Europe, with a focus in Trieste, Italy. He exhibited his work in the first Boston Art Festival, Boston’s Jordan Shows and is currently represented in galleries in New York, Boston and New England, as well as in private and corporate collections. Although many of his oil paintings are impressionistic, Perry’s works abstractly and with mixed media as well, reaching back to his early roots from the 1950s.