THE POWER OF FINE ART, and its presence in your home, can expand your imagination and life.  Unlike a movie, a painting sits still, but as we view it, our minds keep moving.  A painting seems to grow and change over time, but it's really the viewer growing and changing. It's a result of years of acquired skill and knowledge of strong compostition and pure idea and creativity.  This is the gift a masterful artist gives the painting, and thus the viewer.

Collector and investor of both modern and antique art, Steve has added  nine of Derek's landscapes to a wonderful fine art collection

 

Rapt with their new stairwell triptych,  the new owners take in "American Experience, 1,2,3"

Adliberation gives new life to this room, and was created to suit the owner's favorite colors

Fine art in this law firm's office space brings culture and relaxation to their clients

This young woman grew up with fine art and can't imagine living without its influence

Smiles of the owners of their newly purchaced landscape, Mud Lake

This home, staged for sale, has been lifted into a spectacular visual experience

Fond memories of a childhood homestead

Two paintings commissioned by Integrated Art Group, placed in St Mary's cardiac specialty reception area

Cathedral Rock and Crossroads #3/18 add to Jim and Jay's eclectic collection

Red Sun delivered to its new home  2/13/08

It's hard to know where to look in this home

This mahaogony framed, two-sided triptych panel is a feature of the lounge room in this summer home

When he can't be on the water, this sailor can still dream about it

Until this couple moves to their dream home they can enjoy it through their paintings

An international portrait artist and his wife, a real estate professional, can enjoy the view from their deck even when they're inside.

This landscape gives a perfect compliment to the warm atmosphere of their family home

Chairman of the Board - A larger size landscape painting energizes this office space

Being Bold - A landscape contrasting an abstract	Glass table reflects abstract painting

This abstracted mountain view triptych creates an abundance of atmosphere

Painted in 2000, this diptych, titled Cool, works well with the mauve wall

Owner of this triptych, Professor Jimmy, loves to ponder this painting over his morning coffee.

This abstracted landscape, painted in 1999, suits the warm colors of the furnishings in this family room.

Rythyms of Falltime takes its place in a loving home 12/08