The Starks
Robert Stark Jr. (1933–2014) captured the quiet beauty of coastal New England through luminous oil paintings. Known for his red catboats and serene harbors, his work evokes stillness, light, and reflection. Each piece invites viewers to pause and experience the calm of sea and sky.
Dylan Stark paints primarily in oil on canvas and wood panel, creating work that invites stillness and reflection. Inspired by the landscapes of Maine and Nantucket, his paintings often center on singular subjects: boats, birds, storms, and shifting light—set against expansive, atmospheric backdrops. These recurring elements serve as meditative anchors in his compositions.
Though representational in style, Stark’s work is not driven by realism but by emotion and presence. He captures fleeting moments of beauty that encourage viewers to pause, look closer, and rediscover the overlooked. Visit personal website.
Robert Stark III’s work captures the quiet poetry of everyday objects. Rooted in classical still life traditions, his paintings use light, shadow, and rich layers of oil to evoke stillness and mystery. Whether rendering a simple fruit or a moonlit bird, Stark invites viewers to slow down and find depth in the ordinary. Visit personal website.
