The marsh is Dorothy Kerper Monnelly's home landscape which she describes as a place of splendor. Having lived there over thirty years, there are layers to her appreciation and awareness, and the layering enriches everything. Through the endless pursuit of this old friend and companion she has learned most of what she knows about photographing the landscape. Gradually, she has realized that The Great Marsh, like other natural landscapes around the world, holds the truth for us and, she hopes, for generations to come.

A well-known photographer, Dorothy's silver gelatin prints are in the permanent collection of the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington, DC, an...

In her recent work artist Jeanne Wassenaar is exploring the decorative elements of various familiar traditions and cultures, as well as her own, past and present and translated them onto canvas.  Her work is mostly about experiences and experiencing, and the process of creating an image; a free exchange where the unconscious can react to what her consciousness perceives so that the image emerges as it wants and needs to.  "The images are about the process, the colors, the lines and the shapes that emerge in front of me.  They take on their own life and become another experience..."

Nestled in the quaint seaside town of Kennebunkport Maine, Hardenbrook Studio creates delicately detailed pieces that merge traditional elements with a fresh and fashionable twist. Inspired by world travel, antiques and a love for design, Hardenbrook Studio has emerged into a leading force within the decorative arts community.

Established in 1987 by Judith Hardenbrook, the studio originally focused on exquisitely painted furniture and wall treatments. Judith and her staff soon applied their considerable talents to decorative framed imagery. Their pieces are displayed in the finest shops throughout North America and around the world and have been translated onto such products as ...