The wonder of the world, the beauty and the power, the shapes of things, their colours, lights, shades – these I saw. – Olaus Murie
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Someone once said that collecting art is about owning a slice of an artist. For some that may be true, but can anyone say they buy art only for
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One thing these artists do share: their individual painting styles are instantly recognizable. You can’t fake Ringholz, Schenck or Cawdrey. Have you had a chance to de-brief yourself about
“The appreciation we all share for its undeniable beauty is a common thread. I hope to create paintings that tap into this shared connection, this oneness.” ~ Kathryn Mapes Turner
I was 10, my brother six when, one morning, we walked down to the Field. A group of plein air painters had gathered under the eucalyptus. Their clothes, easels, hats…all were “foreign” to us, figures materialized from another era. My brother and I made our way over to the group.
