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Greenwich Workshop Inc.

is in the Media Industry

Last Fiscal Year Sales:$10.2M
  • Private
  • US
Dow Jones Description

Usher chose an owl by artist Fenwick Lansdowne to be published as his company's first print. It sold out quickly and the success was marked by adopting the owl as part of the company's logo. The Greenwich Workshop and the lucky owl! came to symbolize the leading fine art publisher in North America, attracting the most sought-after artists, the leading specialty retailers of fine art, and legions of loyal customers. Twenty-seven years later, The Greenwich Workshop continues its tradition of quality, innovation and inspiration.

President
Scott Usher
Number of Employees 35
Contact Information

151 Main St

Seymour, Connecticut 06483

www.greenwichwo...

(203) 881-3336

NAICS Code Periodical Publishers: 511120

News & Analysis

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  • The Greenwich Workshop Gallery presents "Small Works North America"

    - 2007-07-01

    SEYMOUR, CT--The Greenwich Workshop, a publisher of limited-edition fine-art prints and canvases, in conjunction with The Greenwich Workshop Gallery, presents its inaugural "Small Works North America" exhibition and competition. The exhibition--a $20,000 purse, open invitation juried show--is an extension and expansion of The Greenwich Workshop Gallery's annual miniature show....

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  • Greenwich Workshop to offer fine-art limited-edition prints of record-breaking paintings in 2007

    - 2007-05-01

    SEYMOUR, CT -- Prices for three of The Greenwich Workshop Inc's leading artists soared above presale estimates at The Autry Center's Museum of the American West's "Masters of the American West Fine Art Exhibition and Sale." Howard Terpning, Mian Situ and Morgan Weistling were among the 72 artists who participated...

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  • Marine artist Demers joins Greenwich Workshop

    - 2004-05-01

    SEYMOUR, Conn. -- Artist Don Demers, who is known for his marine and coastal art, has joined The Greenwich Workshop's roster of artists. Demers was born in 1956 in Lundenberg, Mass. He became interested in painting maritime subjects while spending summers in Boothbay Harbor, Maine. He's also had experience...

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  • Greenwich Workshop relocates to Seymour, Conn

    - 2003-02-01

    SHELTON, Conn. -- The Greenwich Workshop Inc. has purchased The Seymour Landmark Revitalization 1902 Building in Seymour, Conn., for its new corporate headquarters. Company officials said the building's renovations will be completed this spring. The building, at 151-153 Main Street, was formerly a five-and-dime store, home to a chapter...

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  • Greenwich workshop artists win awards

    - 2003-01-01

    SHELTON, Conn. -- Heide Presse, Luke Frazier and June Carey, three artists represented by the Greenwich Workshop have received various awards. The ARTS for the PARKS competition was created in 1986 by the National Park Academy of the Arts in cooperation with the National Park Foundation. The program was...

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Decision Makers

Name (plus bio) Position
Scott Usher President
Cassandra Christensen Barney
Emily Christensen McPhie
Mian Situ
Thomas Blackshear Air Force Captain
Tory Peterson Field Guide
Vince Grabowski Sales Executive

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Greenwich Workshop Inc. President Current

Cassandra Christensen Barney was born and raised in Orem, Utah. She received her Master?s degree in Fine Arts from Brigham Young University in 2000. Life is truly art at Christensen Barney?s home as her husband is also an artist and teacher. Her three daughters enjoy creating along side their parents. In addition to her own children, Cassandra encourages many others to explore the world of art. She taught at The Waterford School for four years and continues to teach part time at BYU. Following in the footsteps of her renowned father, longtime Greenwich Workshop artist, James C. Christensen, Cassandra brings to the Greenwich Workshop a celebration of the ?feminine divine.? Cassandra?s images capture the souls of heroines, everyday women who have found strength and personal victory in their diverse experiences. Her portraits carry a range of emotion reflective of the events that have shaped their character. Influenced by the art of the 16th century and the princess postcards she collected as a child, Cassandra loves the simple storytelling found in portraits. ?I loved that the characters were not always pretty, but looked like regular people playing dress up.? she says. Ambiguous and poignant, her women find strength in their femininity. ?They are not vain, not beautiful and maybe some are melancholy and even show some sadness,? she says.?We might wonder what they are thinking.?

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