Jeffrey Fallon, a native New Englander, has been creating fine art for more than 40 years. His artistic focus has evolved and matured as he continues to refine and redefine his vision.

Fallon studied at the Portland School of Art with a concentration in painting. As a student, his paintings were highly acclaimed and much sought after. His pieces were featured in galleries and shows throughout Maine and Massachusetts. In 1981, Fallon was awarded his MFA in painting with minors in Sculpture and Printmaking. Never without a camera, Fallon began a serious dedication to film and photography shortly after graduation. His gifted eye for composition translated naturally to his photographic style and complimented his other artistic talents. Shortly after he completed his undergraduate studies, he was awarded a prestigious seat as an artist in residence in the Glassell School in Houston, Texas.

While attending Glassell, Fallon won numerous prizes, awards, and invitations to exhibit. Such honors included a commission from Paramount Pictures to paint a copy of Renoir’s “Head of Cocoa” for the academy award winning film, Terms of Endearment, starring Jack Nicholson and Shirley Maclaine. While serving as an artist in residence at Glassell, Fallon shared his craft with many other world-class artists, including Erich Fischel, Julian Schnabel, David Salle, Judy Phaff and Frank Stella.

Jeffrey Fallon is noted for an eclectic style reflective of his periodic travels to the southwestern high deserts and Rocky Mountains, Northern California, Cape Cod and coastal New England. His works have been exhibited in art museums, schools and galleries throughout the United States. In Massachusetts, his paintings are prominently displayed at the United States Federal Reserve Bank and Symphony Hall in Boston and his most recent exhibit was through the New Bedford Art Museum. Fallon is currently available for privately commissioned work and his highly collectable completed paintings and prints are available directly from the artist.

Fallon currently resides in a historic farmhouse, working in his barn loft studio in Marshfield Hills, between the scenic beaches of Cape Cod and historic Boston, Massachusetts.