Artist and Collector Profiles

As far as we can tell, neither painting was exhibited publicly, yet both are superb examples of 20th-century American social realism.

Artist Lorena taps into the flamboyant and exclusive world in her home, in the Netherlands, capturing different characteristics of these individuals, bringing her vision to life.

As a portrait artist I get to meet people and have discussions about the world with a broad range of views.

Through two decades of experience, this enthusiast has arrived at some helpful guidelines for art collecting from which all of us can learn.

Artist Debra Joy Groesser was intrigued by the backlit scene – the almost neon glow of the grass underneath it, the negative spaces of the wheels, and the beautiful colors in the rust.

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Spanning centuries and styles, this fine art collection captures the beauty of modern and historic works displayed in art-filled homes and spaces.

For Saint Cloud, Minnesota, native Dan Mondloch, personal connections with all things Midwestern and family tradition have allowed him to blossom into an accomplished watercolorist.

Odile Richer makes paintings that read like giant, gorgeous pages in a surreally romantic yet strangely realistic storybook. Metaphors, myths, allegories, allusions — all can be found in this Canadian artist’s highly detailed creations.

Although her stylistic and philosophical approaches make it logical to compare her with the Perceptual Painters — a group of contemporary artists who challenge the assumptions of the visual world and who focus on space, volume, color, and shapes — Santiago’s paintings are simultaneously individualistic, with a strong female viewpoint all her own.