Sally Caldwell Fisher Limited Edition Serigraph on Paper: " Springfield Chamber Music Society in Light Air "
Artist: Sally Caldwell
Title: Springfield Chamber Music Society in Light Air
Edition Size: Limited
Medium: Serigraph on Paper
Image Size: 24.5" x 30"
About the Art: Sally Caldwell Fisher portrays in her images a world brimming with charm and simplicity. Attracted to the whimsical, she illustrates everyday life in rural America with humor for her surroundings, often a favorite locate of fond recollection. Sally Caldwell Fisher portrays in her images a world brimming with charm and simplicity. Attracted to the whimsical, she illustrates everyday life in rural America with humor for her surroundings, often a favorite locate of fond recollection. Ms. Fisher's sometimes irreverent sense of humor and zest for the humanness in us all is the hallmark of her painting. Each of the images I paint is for me a process of discovery." Fisher says. "In every one there is the evocation of a story. It gives me the greatest joy to infuse these tales with a bit of humor. Above all, I have true affection and great respect for my subject matter." Sally firmly believes in "following what is in my heart, for I know that when one is truly willing to trust in the future, dreams do become reality." Over the past ten years Sally has gained recognition in the United States for her scenes of coastal life. Her work hangs in prominent public, private and museum collections across the country, most notably The White House and Smithsonian Institution.
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Title: Springfield Chamber Music Society in Light Air
Edition Size: Limited
Medium: Serigraph on Paper
Image Size: 24.5" x 30"
About the Art: Sally Caldwell Fisher portrays in her images a world brimming with charm and simplicity. Attracted to the whimsical, she illustrates everyday life in rural America with humor for her surroundings, often a favorite locate of fond recollection. Sally Caldwell Fisher portrays in her images a world brimming with charm and simplicity. Attracted to the whimsical, she illustrates everyday life in rural America with humor for her surroundings, often a favorite locate of fond recollection. Ms. Fisher's sometimes irreverent sense of humor and zest for the humanness in us all is the hallmark of her painting. Each of the images I paint is for me a process of discovery." Fisher says. "In every one there is the evocation of a story. It gives me the greatest joy to infuse these tales with a bit of humor. Above all, I have true affection and great respect for my subject matter." Sally firmly believes in "following what is in my heart, for I know that when one is truly willing to trust in the future, dreams do become reality." Over the past ten years Sally has gained recognition in the United States for her scenes of coastal life. Her work hangs in prominent public, private and museum collections across the country, most notably The White House and Smithsonian Institution.
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