"Sag Harbor Bridge" by James Daga Albinson Oil on Canvas 18" x 24" framed.

Albinson has built a reputation for capturing the skies over the East End of Long Island. His paintings are sought after by collectors. In "Sag Harbor Bridge," he uses the Bridge as the foundation of the painting to hold up the sky and ground it at the same time. The composition gives the viewer the same feeling when standing on Sag Harbor's famed waterfront.

"Sag Harbor Bridge" was painted on a beautiful warm spring morning in 2012. Some of the stores have changed, and people have come and gone, but the essence of Sag Harbor captured here will never change.

James Daga Albinson is plein air landscape painter, capturing the beauty of Long Island. He studied at the School of Visual Arts and received his BFA from Long Island University at Southampton. He continued his studies at the Long Island Academy of Fine Art where he was introduced to the principles and practices of Classical Alelier training. He brought those principles to the Stevenson Academy of Fine Art where he became Attila Hejja's apprentice, developed and refined his teaching skills, and became the lead instructor and art director. Albinson was co-owner of the Long Island Academy of Fine Art and established the Hamptons Studio of Fine Art to be closer to his family and the community he loves.

Albinson has been represented by Peter Marcelle at the Hampton Road Gallery and Laura Grenning at the Grenning Gallery.