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Avtandil is an equally accomplished painter (religious art, sculpture, monumental representation, and much more) and graphic artist (working both in theater and motion pictures). He is an accomplished master of motion picture animation working as head designer for such films as "Family" and "Waiting," produced in Georgia. The artistic style of Avtandil's paintings is Impressionist Abstract. He is therefore able to bring about a feeling of light and harmony that is both poetic and aesthetic.

Benfield's work is very spontaneous, with figures dissolving in and out of their background. His images are a combination of mythology, nature, still life. Garry exhibits throughout U.S. and Europe, Japan. One man shows sellout.Back to top

J.B. Berkow has been producing exquisite works of stunning realism for twenty-five years. Her love of her chosen subjects comes through in the intricate details and intensely rich colors. One recent critic called her paintings "Art you can live in." Her works hang in private and corporate collections including Boston University, Palm Beach International Airport and most notably, the Vatican Museum.Back to top

At age ten Lauri Blank'sr paintings caught the attention of the Norton Museum, who placed her art in the prestigious National Exhibition Tour. Since 1984 to the present, Lauri's resume is a litany of one-woman shows, Art expos, commissions, limited editions and now her most rewarding challenge: The Grammy Awards. Her powerful images - her passion and devotion to a unique style comes through the canvas and transports the viewer into a by-gone era, bringing a sense of peace and reflection to the modern day world. Lauri's work is highly regarded as part of a revival movement of nostalgic realism. Back to top

This award winning watercolorist work hangs in thousands of private and corporate collections, including Disney. He was born in Michigan, and moved to Florida in 1978 to pursue a full-time art career. Capen is one of the foremost painters of Florida's coastal scenes, the everglades and out islands - a master of detail, composition, color and balance. Back to top

Like Salvador Dali, Chagall is one of the greatest masters of the 20th century. This Russian artist's unique style, and his dreamlike characters would later be associated with the surrealism movement. His work is infused with strong religious overtones, as he depicts Russian village life, incorporating folk tales and Bible stories. Back to top

Christensen continues to paint stunning images that remind us of the Wine Country lifestyle and delight those who collect his art. His very popular "wine art" for example might contain wine crates, wine bottles, or a cork puller, as well as what he calls, "organics" like a bouquet of flowers or a bowl of fresh vegetables or bread. Back to top

James Coleman found his artistic niche at Walt Disney Studios as a background animation specialist for 22 years. Winnie the Pooh, The Little Mermaid, and Beauty and the Beast came to life with his background images gracing the screen. James Coleman’s name is synonymous with tropical rainforests, rich deep woods, and silent deserts. Eventually Coleman left the motion picture industry and turned his talent to canvas full time. Today he continues to illuminate the art world with his vibrant colors, gentle moods, and exquisite detail. His artwork is represented by some of the most prominent galleries in North America, the Orient, and the Hawaiian Islands. Back to top

Her work is included in private art collections in U.S., France, Germany, Portugal, Spain, Brazil, Ecuador, Mexico, Venezuela, Puerto Rico, and the Bahamas. You may know her work from the Intercontinental Hotel in Miami, where she is the featured artist. Back to top

One of the most dynamic and intriguing artists on the contemporary American scene today, Ferjo's surreal, even metaphysical way with a canvas has been lauded with wining the prestigious Crescent Scholarship at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts, and the New York Council for the Arts award for excellence. Most of Ferjo's paintings take place within an abandoned interior, "a room with a view" out of a large window, made up of puffy, transcendent clouds and nature at the extremes of either sunrise or sunset, or in another simply a window frame, overlooking the water. His works, filled with surrealistic symbols are a constant visual surprise. Back to top

This husband and wife team have been painting together since Inessa found a painting of their daughter that Michael began painting for a school project. However, their two-year old found it and began her own version of the subject. Inessa, not wanting him to be upset, fixed the painting, packed it up and gave it to him to submit. He handed the painting over for review and was told, it was the best work he had ever done. The rest is history. Both artists are award winners in a variety of exhibitions in Ukraine, Russia, Czechoslovakia and Hungary. Michael is a graduate of the prestigious St. Petersburg Academy of Art. Back to top

Guillot, Mildrey Born in Havana, Cuba Mildrey Guillot moved to the U.S. in 1962. She spent several years in Madrid, Spain studying and exhibits in Paris, Spain, South America, Puerto Rice, U.S., and Switzerland. The trademark of her works is the subjects she chooses to express a specific mood and her intense use of color. She was a part of the famous "7 Woman, 7 Countries" exhibit, along with Margarita at the Florida Museum of Hispanic and Latin American Art here in Miami, she won first place at the Royal Poinciana Art Festival and was featured in Art America at the Miami convention center. Back to top

Tripp Harrison was raised in South Florida and has developed a love for the tropical beauty of the warmer climate. His paintings reflect a feeling of calmness and serenity. Tripp Harrison's paintings are lush tropical landscapes, water views and brightly colored houses. His images reflect the places that he holds dear to his heart. Through his eyes and through his brush, you will feel the peacefulness with slight nuances of light. Back to top

He is one of the most innovation neo-impressionist of our time. He softly blends figures of realism with a classic touch of impressionism. He captures a moment in time, and love between mother and child, brother and sister, family members. Each work is filled with ethereal light, it almost glows. His strong emotional content and subtle use of color have made him one of the most sought after artist in the world. His original oils command $40,000 and up. Back to top

After traveling extensively and studying the old master painters of Europe, John returned to Florida and in 1996 began to paint his signature still life images His commissioned art works can still be found in Palm Beach, New York, and many other cities in the United States. The detailed and delicately crafted paintings he produced swiftly became very popular with collectors and his original work has been in demand ever since. Now John Hulse's still life paintings are being reproduced for the first time in a series of limited edition giclee prints on canvas. These archival quality prints faithfully recreate the sharpness and lustrous colors of John's original paintings. Back to top

Rajka has developed a unique personal style of painting rooted in the "naïve" tradition, but which has progressed far beyond. Today her artworks can be described only in its own terms of Fluidity, movement and emotion. Perhaps one key to her works is her declaration "I follow the music" This is literally true, as she listens to music while she paints, usually Mozart. It comes as no surprise, she was classically trained as a Ballerina and that she danced for many years in Europe while developing her art. She follows the classic tradition of painting on linen. Her detailed sketches are colored with blended pigments and are painstakingly applied in rounded, flowing lines with a smooth finish, creating an image where colors merge and change without jarring the eye. Her works have been featured in galleries worldwide, magazines in France, Canada and Japan and in major collections throughout the world. Publications and awards include "Canadian Who's Who", Unicef Greeting Cards, Canadian Heritage Magazine, Hallmark Cards, to name a few. Back to top

Murf is well known for a medium he worked so hard to devise. Murf uses both a combination of hand-cut detail and a keen sense of color, design and form to create dynamic images as never seen before. Since creating and copyrighting "Murfaces", which were published in limited edition lithographs and introduced at the 1991 New York Art Expo, Murf has published many sought after designs, including the whimsical piece called "Joy of Sex", which is owned by Bill Clinton and his environmental piece "Dolphin Song" is owned by Al Gore. Murf has always been deeply involved in environmental projects, and his latest piece, released in 2000 entitled "Earth Island" is being promoted for the purpose of raising funds for both environmental and educational organizations. Murf has won numerous awards and prizes and his New-Age style is being recognized all over the world. Back to top

Best known for his brilliantly colored, stunningly energetic images of sporting events and leisure activities, LeRoy Neiman is probably the most popular living artist in the United States. The artistic style of the fabulously successful Neiman is familiar to a remarkably broad spectrum of Americans --"rich and poor, black and white, urban and rural, educated and illiterate," and young and old alike. He was the official artist at five Olympiads. Millions of people have watched him at work: on ABC TV coverage of the Olympics,as CBS Superbowl computer artist, and at other major competitions, televised on location with his sketchbook and drawing materials, producing split-second records and highly developed images of what he is witnessing. "Before the camera, such reportage of history and the passing scene was one of the most important functions of painters and draftsmen of all sorts. Mr. Neiman has revived an almost lost and time-honored art form," Carl J. Weinhardt observed in the catalog for the exhibition of Neiman's 1972 Olympics sketches, which was mounted that year by the Indianapolis Museum of Art. In the Christian Science Monitor (May 2, 1972), Nick Seitz wrote that Neiman, who has been labeled an American Impressionist, "has the journalistic talent, as well as the artistic ability, to convey the essence of a game or contestant with great impact, from the Kentucky Derby to Wilt Chamberlain, from the America's Cup to Muhammad Ali, from the Super Bowl to Bobby Hull." Back to top

With a background in Roman and Greek folklore, and his travels to Italy and Greece to draw from, he portrays myths and fables from the eastern Mediterranean. Woman play a key role in his work, as they lounge, relax, play with their children. He is widely collected throughout Europe and Greece and gaining recognition now in America. Back to top

Patricia Govezensky a shining star in the International Art World, masterfully celebrates beauty through her richly textured watercolors and acrylics. Patricia composes the elements of life in an exuberant atmosphere. She invites us to share the public intimacy of an informal French cafe and the euphoric mystery of a woman's room. Her characters portray happiness, mystery and contentment surrounded by a magnificent foreground. Patricia's secret resides in the amazing use of watercolors to evoke passion and tenderness, joy and tranquility Patricia was born in Tel-Aviv in 1961. From a young age Patricia enrolled in art courses sponsored by the Tel Aviv Museum, and art and science courses at the Tel Aviv University. She studied art at the Avni Institute (1982-84)and continued her studies at the Ramat Hasharon Art Academy(1984-87), graduating with honors. Back to top

Born in Malaga, Spain, the son of a painter, Picasso, like Mozart, was a child prodigy and remains one of the masters of all time. As a young artist, he lived in poverty in a little artist community in Montparnasse, and he identified himself with the down and out in Paris. In l901, he did drawings in Madrid and Paris, and began signing his works "Picasso". 1919 was the year of his first lithograph, and, of course, his famous 100 copper plates in the Vollard series. Back to top

Is there anything more genuine than the sentiments of a child? Lucille Raad is most loved for her renderings of these sentiments in her "Today's Children", awardwinning works depicting the attitudes, gestures and expressions of children at play. Her growing popularity in galleries and collections throughout the world comes not only from the mastery of her semi-realistic technique, the richness of her Back to top

Renoir, Pierre-Auguste (Feb. 25, 1841 – Dec. 3, 1919) was a leading painter in the development of the Impressionist style. As a celebrator of beauty, and especially feminine sensuality, it has been said that “Renoir is the final representative of a tradition which runs directly from Rubens to Watteau”. Renoir was born in Limoges, Haute-Vienne, France, the child of a working class family. As a boy, he worked in a porcelain factory where his drawing talents led to him being chosen to paint designs on fine china. During the Paris Commune in 1871, while he painted on the banks of the Seine River, some members of a commune group thought he was a spy, and were about to throw him into the river when a commune leader, Raoul Rigault, recognized Renoir as the man who had protected him on an earlier occasion. Renoir’s paintings are notable for their vibrant light and saturated color, most often focusing on people in intimate and candid compositions. The female nude was one of his primary subjects. In characteristic Impressionist style, Renoir suggested the details of a scene through freely brushed touches of color, so that his figures softly fuse with one another and their surroundings. Back to top

Born in Montreal, Louise Robichaud invites us to stroll through the streets of Paris. These urban scenes, composed with great meticulousness and an obvious concern for detail, illustrate the present, but with nostalgia for the past. The picturesque ness of these places, full of charm and light, emphasizes this urban architectural heritage. Beyond the masterful realism of his art, Robichaud's works convey an affection for the places they illustrate and invite us to discover them. Louise Robichaud beckons us into his world, sometimes imaginary, sometimes real, and always full of light and nostalgia. These urban scenes, composed with great meticulousness and an obvious concern for detail, illustrate both the present and the past. Full of charm, his paintings emphasize the importance of the urban architectural heritage in the life of city dwellers, and of their pride. Back to top

Michael Rozenvain was born in Kiev in the Ukraine in 1963. He attended art school in Kiev and later on continued his studies at the Lvov Academy of Applied Art. He immigrated to Israel in 1990. He has contributed large Plurals and decorative elements to public buildings as well as Monumental displays in hotels and libraries. His Mediterranean street scene, the cafe orchestra, the piano, and especially the pale-skinned reclining nude women, fill or submerge the canvas in a series of what is certainly the contents of the artist’s sub-conscious as well as his conscious memory, for he is reluctant to let them disappear. Their vitality is unquestionably their foremost feature and stays in our mind’s eye for long after we have left them behind. Back to top

When Sabzi was a child, he watched his mother design and weave Persian rugs. He has said that his basis of form, color, patterns and texture flow from the same source of energy and creativity that inspired his mother. Sabzi's subjects are almost always women, beautiful, graceful, madonnas that reflect solitude. His western influences come from Matisse and Cezanne modernism. Sabzi, however, goes beyond Matisse and creates post-modern images. His treatment of the human face as luminous geometric planes, sheer luminous spaces contrasting sharply with the somber moods of his figures, create a unique style that is world famous. Back to top

His work has been called "Happy Paintings." Spontaneous, bold and colorful, his abstract figures emerge. Mr. Schluss has perfected his technique by using no brushes or spatula, but painting with his fingers, in effect “sculpting” the painting onto the canvas. He has exhibited extensively and hangs in major museums including the Teffen Museum in Israel, the Museum of Modern Art in Fort Lauderdale and many other private and corporate collections. Back to top

Influenced by strong family ties and her spiritual environment, Shana Dominguez expresses herself through her abstract works. Her talents have led her to many prestigious assignments, including the Aruba Palm Beach and Casino in Aruba. Shana is known as the artist to the stars collected by “Sly” Stallone, Don Johnson and the members of AC/DC to name a few. Her works are also collected by many corporations such as Xerox, Universal Studios, Jockey Club of America, IBM, Bobby Rubino, Barnett Bank and more. Shana supports charities including: The Coral Gables Children's Foundation, Juvenile Diabetes Association and The American Cancer Foundation through donations of her art for Fundraising events. Her love of art developed naturally in her early years which were spent drawing with her father, a talented artist in his own right. Her present style is a true reflection of her emotional and spiritual depth. Shana's life experiences have been the triggers for her most thought provoking and heartfelt creations. Back to top

Lena’s education and exposure to centuries of global culture has resulted in her own, unique a very intriguing art style that is magnetic and powerful. Her compositions seem to be in perpetual motion; a sensual and spirited interaction of figures swathed in music and dance. The result is at once appealing and spiritual. Her relocation from Russia to the USA two decades ago brought a fresh new pallete to her canvas. Color was virtually everywhere in America and it exploded around young Lena’s classical training fueling a complex evolution that embraced a morphing of subject matter and tonality. Back to top

There are two central themes in Janet's work, the dichotomy of action and tranquility, and secondly the liberation of the human spirit from material restraint. Her works combine a mixture of reality and fantasy by contorting the female body to create a sense of playfulness and sensuality. They seem almost ethereal. The soft pastel colors create luminous, light filled sense. Back to top

Tremler's paintings move from the rational to the emotional. The images in his masterful works saturate the emotions and remain in the imagination. His works are now exhibited in galleries and art shows throughout Israel and the United States. Back to top

Svetlana was born in Moscow, the daughter of an artist. A child prodigy, she began studying at age six and at age 8 entered the Cuban International Exhibition, receiving a gold medal and 10 lbs. of Cuban sugar. At age nine, she also received the Gran Prix at the international exhibition in Delhi, India, and again first place in 1979 at age 13. Although raised painting in the only style permitted for Soviet artists, Social Realism, she was later influenced by Klimpt, Mucha, Sargent and Alma-Tadema. She had her first solo show in 1993 at a prestigious Moscow gallery. In 1995, she was commissioned by the Bolshoi Theater to paint a ballet collection, which are now on permanent display in the theatre's foyer. As you can see she has a affinity for Art Nouveau. This elaborate, refined, truly aristocratic style, captures the fragility of our earthbound existence. In her paintings, women live in mystical places and peers into an inner spiritual world. Back to top

Waugh's rise through the art world has been overwhelming. Born in Montreal in 1963, he is self-taught. After a brief career as a graphic illustrator, he turned to his true love, painting, in 1988. Since then his popularity among art connoisseurs has escalated to the point where he is represented in every major city in North America. Waugh's art is a combination of acrylic and mixed-media, and are linked with a similar thematic vibrancy and the artist's characteristic "gold'- dots", which act as a point of union to harmonize the ethereal colors and images of each piece in a rhythmical composition.His works hang in private and corporate collections which include Ford Motors, G.E., Hyatt Hotels, Merrill Lynch, Apple, Cadillac, American Express to name a few. Back to top

Todd's paintings are captivating, demanding a second look, often invoking humor or thoughts of familiar feelings - "I've been there, I know them." Above all, the work is infectious and has caught the attention of the public (galleries cannot keep enough of Todd's work in stock) )as well as celebrities (Vin Diesel, Hugh Hefner, Michael Douglas, Macaulay Culkin and Joe Roggin are collectors of Todd’s oil paintings). But who is the artist behind the art and where did his unique style come from? Back to top

An internationally admired artist from Ohio, Barbara studied at the Art Student's League in N.Y. Her works communicate with the viewer, revealing woman, sister, families reflecting, unfolding the beauty of the human drama. She is one of the most exciting contemporary artists on the market. Her art can been found in the private collections of Mickey Rooney, Jerry Lewis, Dick Van Dyke, Ron Howard, Art Linkletter, King of Saudi Arabia, to name a few. Back to top

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