EAST HAMPTON, NY.- “Landscapes/Seascapes” in Gallery I, reminds the viewer of ‘roots’ in a subtle way. Several newly arrived Wolf Kahn’s ‘scream’ to be shown – A delicious, massive 80 inch, blazingly beautiful orange and fuscia, autumnal water view is the centerpiece of the exhibition. It is surrounded by works by Balcomb Greene – Montauk Cliffs and Sea, Thomas Moran’s – Montauk view, a pair of Bob Dash Sagaponack views – and a rich selection of works by Milton Avery. A highlight of the exhibition is a group of Benton ‘discoveries’, exciting synchromist 1922-3 flower oil paintings by Thomas Hart Benton, given as a gift by him in the 1930’s to Jackson Pollock. Benton felt toward Jackson, like a surrogate father. He intended the works to be both an artistic inspiration and an inheritance to Jackson. MODERN AND CONTEMPORARY ART AND 19th AND 20th CEN. VINTAGE PHOTOGRAPHS are offered in Gallery II: