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| Master Bedroom by Andrew Wyeth | ||||
“Master Bedroom” is Andrew Wyeth’s lyrical image of a dog’s profound bond with its master. Wyeth’s deep emotional connection to rural America permeates this watercolor, as well as his landscapes and portraits. . “Master Bedroom” exudes the warmth of understated colors and unconditional canine devotion. |
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| Poppies by Steve Thoms | ||||
Awash in bright sunbeams and color so vivid that they seem tangible, Steve Thoms’ “Poppies” effectively and dramatically recreates the ambiance of the European countryside. Thoms’ poppies, which are his favorite subject, blaze with searing golds and reds, intensified by his expert application of brilliant sunlight and deep shadow. Bring “Poppies” into your home, and you’ll feel as though you’re surrounded by the dazzling blossoms.
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| Escape by Edward Raymes | ||||
The backlit tranquility of Edward Raymes’ “Escape” is elemental to his serene nature scenes. Drawing from his graphic design and illustration background, Raymes’ atmospheric works are an emotionally compelling connection to ordinary places imbued with a fairy-tale ambiance. His use of delicately diffused light and soft, warm colors that seem to melt over the canvas, beaconing the viewer to escape into his enchanted world. Pairs wonderfully with Raymes work, “Solitude”. |
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| Kohler’s Pig by Michael Sowa | ||||
Fine art and satire meld in Michael Sowa’s absurdist “Kohler’s Pig.” Renowned in his native Germany and the US for his fanciful paintings, Sowa depicts animals that spring to life with souls and emotions. “Kohler’s Pig” is also a wondrous study in shadow and light that radiates joy throughout a room. |
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| Paradise Sunset by Diane Romanello | ||||
Escape to the idealized world of Diane Romanello’s “Paradise Sunset.” Romanello’s trademark beach scenes combine the tempting with the unattainable. From your living room or office, the breathtaking beauty of “Paradise Sunset” can be enjoyed without ever leaving home. |
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