Stills, Figures, Portraits

Original Vintage Fine Art
Vintage Still Life, Figures, Portraits

To some people music is the cure for all stresses, others it's the sound of the ocean or the wind racing across a landscape. Then to many it is all the emotion that went into creating a stirring work of art. We don't pretend to be art experts; we are certainly not the stereotypical stuffy fine art connoisseur. You know them at the art gallery exhibits or museum curators who strain so hard trying to impress with gratuitous language. Maybe you've encountered their pretentious persona often stereotypical of the fine art socials. .

No, we are just collectors of primitive fine art, primarily from the 18th, 19th and early 20th century. There is just something alluring, even fascinating about a work of art that has far outlived its master and will continue on long after we are gone. For the collector of vintage, it is the historic look and feel, a moment in time captured on canvas. When I look at our Battle Ship scene from 1894, I wonder what it was like to be onboard, sweating from the heat and loading another canon ball. Or, the baby in the 18th century painting, what did he grow up to be and how long did he live. I guess that's what art does to me, it makes me dream. We all have our own personal story. And, it belongs to no one else but us.