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Sweet Thoughts
26" x 36" • Large (Same as Original)
19" x 26 1/2" • Medium
11" x 15" • Small

"In my villa, there were beautiful windows overlooking the lavender fields and vineyards. I used to walk down to the local bakery and buy my fresh bread every morning and he was always there enjoying his morning cappuccino. One day he came up to the door and left me a rose and a note with such sweet thoughts..."

Romeo's Love - 16" x 17"
Giclee on Paper

"She is gazing dreamily out her shuttered window when she notices that her Romeo had mysteriously left roses on the railing. Excitedly, she drops a rose in the water intending it to float towards her lover to let him know she understands his desire for her. Thus the name "Romeo's Love." "

Tranquility - 30"w x 20"h

"I painted this painting right after 911. I wanted to remind people of the importance of peace and tranquility. If I can look at this painting and know that a feeling of peace can come over me , then I know it will do the same for you. Let there be peace on earth and tranquility between us."

"If you stop yourself and jump into this painting you will feel the fresh air coming from the window. The curtain blows gently in returning to its original place after the breeze subsides. If you stand at the edge of the window you can see the patio below. We are up one story so you can watch the leaves drop onto the patio from the trees. Way out into the distance are fields of green grass and flowers. The air is so fresh and we have the best view."

"There is a cool and misty breeze blowing off the ocean through the young girl’s dress. She can feel the salty air on her face as strands of hair blow in the wind. She feels majestic, proud and pensive as she gazes out into the horizon. Below her lays the world for she is above it al. We have all had moments when nothing bothers us and we feel content and above life."

"No one, not State nor group nor individual, can take away one's human rights and freedoms."

"The flag represents one's right to a nation, to belong to a country."

"The Firefighter shows not only the rights of workers, but the responsibility to protect other people's rights and freedoms."

"The children demonstrate that these rights are for all races, and ages, whatever our differences."

"We have the right to life and to live in freedom and security."

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"We have a right to a fair and free world where we can enjoy and protect our rights at home and anywhere in the world."

"The Sky is free to all, covering us all. The flags represent the community of nations comprising our international and national identities."

"The sea touches us and bridges the individual to the global community."

"The children are our future. They envision all countries enjoying their human rights while maintaining their own points of view."

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"A boy stands at the edge of the water looking out beyond the horizon. The cool salt air brushes against his face as he listens to the ocean ebb and flow against the rocks. Peacefully he dreams about the goals he wants to make come true."

"This is called Homecoming because the birds are coming home. I like the feeling of the curtain blowing out the window, and the birds all nested up in their pigeon holes. Everybody is welcome. Mattes: This looks best with a blue or green matte. I have done red to bring out the red flowers. I can even add a little color to the wall (if the customer wants). For example, some yellow or peach to match their fabric. It does cost $100 more but it makes it a custom color piece. Who could ask for more?"

"A young girl in love – inspired by the spring air- gathers wild flowers in the field to make a beautiful bouquet. She places the arrangement on the garden chair as she searches for twine to bundle the flowers. The aroma of lavender and sweet roses fills the air. Kira’s bouquet – an act of love."

"Every women needs her Boudoir, Translated to "Pouting room". The old Chateau in France has its Boudoir with a view of the lavender fields from the window."

"The Holidays are a time for exchanging gifts but as the New Year enters and last year's Christmas tree is left behind with it's memories, this doorstep is adorned with a lovely gift..a Gift in January."

"Every boy has a wish. And every wish has it's own fairy to grant it. Can you find this little boy's fairy hidden in the painting?" (Clue: look in the upper left of the painting!)

"This painting has a special meaning to me because I was painting it when I met my husband. The little note on the door says' "Je t'aime"("I love you" in French). The door has a lot of character. It is old and rotting at the bottom. So...was this their hideway? Maybe just a gardening cottage...or was it the little place at the end of a beautiful hidden path that this couple would sneak away to and escape from their everyday lives to spend some special moments together in."

"Imagine the sailboat with fisherman catching the biggest catch of the day. Image a pirate ship with canons on the bow, a plank for jumping off for a swim. Imagine the sails blowing in the wind taking you to Paradise Island. This is what this child is imagining. Her dreams have no limits. It can be anything and you can create it."

"The old European fountains with their delicate stone carvings have always fascinated me. Truly pieces of art themselves, each one depicts the beauty of its origin. To a child passing by, curiosity strikes. "Is there water in the fountain? Can I splash around?". She goes up to the fountain and touches the water. As she looks up, she sees a little bird who has the same idea. They look into each other's eyes with understanding. This is a fun place to be!"

"She sits on the edge of the brick wall looking at the flowers in full bloom. Fascinated by their beauty she picks one and admires it. She resembles the beauty that is portrayed in each blossom. She experiences life at it’s fullest. Nature’s way of painting our world, and this child can see it."

"This painting is the little kitchen in the cozy house you call home. The 2 wine glasses show an evening with a close friend. You wake up , the sun shines and you smile."

"Chrissy's place is the village in the south of France that doesn't have any cars. You walk through the streets and feel peace and friendliness in the air, Can you see Crissy?"

"Juliet awaits her true love. The window is open, the room is warm and invites her Romeo inside."

"Outside the village is the farmhouse that welcome and bids good bye as you pass by. If you stop in you will see the wonderful cellar of homemade gourmet foods to take with you. Stop in on your way."

"A cozy house with the warmth of the sunlight streaming through the window filling the room. Little things collected through time fill the room. I like the feeling of a cool room in the background. A nice place to take a nap in mid day. Flowers were freshly picked from the garden outside. The arrangement still in progress, on the table. Someone was just there."

"This was a special painting painted for some dear friends, We dream together of living in a village filled with sunflowers and Lavender. The house is over 100 years old and has all the charm Europe brings."

"This piece is the walk way down a narrow path, through a village. At the end of the pathway is a red door that leads you to the wine cellar. There they have wonderful Beaujolais every season. This village is a very small village in Europe, on the top of a hill looking down to a wonderful vineyard."

"La Belle Vie is a local cafe in the south of France. You can go in there anytime of day and find someone you know. The ambiance is always so friendly and a delicious French meal awaits you when you walk in. Welcome, pull up a chair and have a café au lait."

"This painting was inspired by some architecture I saw across the street from the Opera House in Paris. The building had the long walkway, with beautiful light coming in. I thought to myself, “I need to make this place into a moment I would enjoy”. So I put a red door with lace and I created flowers, freshly dropped. (By whom?) That’s up to you. To the left of the painting where the light comes in are stairs going out to a beautiful rose garden. You can see it without the garden being there. What is special about this piece is that the walkway moves with you. Move from side to side and watch it follow you!"

Les Artistes - 14"w x 15"h

"Les Artists is a coop of art collected from all the artists in the village, You too can show your art in this little boutique."

Side Door - 24"w x 38"h

“There is a little village outside of Avignon. A name I don't remember. I was standing on the corner looking at how the light dabbled through the trees casting shadows on the walls and side walks. The light was very special. It was a warm glowing light that would inspire any artists. Van Gogh, Cezanne and me. This is how the painting side door came about.”

Almost SOLD OUT! Beautifully enhanced by the artist.

"If you look up the pathway you will notice a glow coming from the left side around the corner. If you proceed around the corner you would find a beautiful courtyard dappled with light. I imagine a table with a couple of chairs – a place of comfort. This painting will take you there. People have walked this path. A couple of roses left behind show you the presence of romance. Was she waiting for him at the window above? Did he come to the door with two dozen roses? Enter and you will see your story evolve."

"The story goes like this…Once upon a time there was a man and a woman who went out to share an evening together. They laughed, talked and shared thoughtful experiences. The evening came to a close and they parted ways. The next morning he got up early and with thoughts of last night passing through his mind. Each moment made him smile. He got up and went to the flower shop and bought a big bouquet of roses and went to his new love’s house. It was too early to wake her so he left the bouquet of roses in the door, with a note to tell her what a 'perfect moment' it was, the time they captured together."