NOW TAKING ORDERS FOR THE 2009 NC DUCK STAMP
PRINT !!

We are now taking orders for the 2009 North Carolina Duck
Stamp Print.

Please see below for information and
pricing.

If you would like to order, please contact
us via phone (336.272.8183) locally,

or toll free 866.651.8278. Latest order
date is July 31, 2009

We are now taking orders for the Dempsey
Essick's newest release "Wait Your Turn"

Dempsey's new watercolor is that of a butterfly sipping
nectar as Dempsey’s hummingbird awaits his turn to drink from the Penta plant.

This is an all giclee edition and the original is on display
at Dempsey’s gallery.  There are no computer enhancement images in his art. 

The prices for the prints are as follows:



Geclee Edition of 999 $120

Artists Proofs of 75 $120

Remarques of 25 $240

Image size is 15 1/2 x 13 inches,
overall size is 19x16 inches

If you would like to order, please contact
us via phone (336.272.8183) locally, or toll free 866.651.8278.

INTRODUCING
ALEXANDER KHOMSKY
ORIGINAL ART

Alexander Khomsky was born in Moscow and graduated from one of the best Russian art schools, Stroganoff Institute of Decorative and Applied Arts, with an Masters in Fine and Applied Arts. He participated in numerous solo and group exhibits in the US and Europe, including Gallery 444 in San Francisco, CA; the Nan Miller Gallery, Rochester, NY; InterArt Gallery Reigh, Cologne, Germany.



His works can be found in such important collections as Zimmerli Art Museum New Brunswick, NJ; Omsk State Museum, Russia; Fidelity Investments Corp., Boston, MA; the collection of the Swiss Ambassador to Germany, among others. His art has been reviewed by a number of respected publications, including the LA Times and recently in Fine Art Magazine, South Hampton, NY. Alexander Khomsky's artistic world is poetically symbolic, refined and elevated the way positive and resurrecting art should be.



His characters portray happiness, mystery and contentment surrounded by magnificent backgrounds completed in the Old Masters techniques of glazing layers upon layers of thin oil paint, achieving the luminescent effect of light and color. Influence from great masters inspired Khomsky to create his own individualized style and technique of painting. His works are richly textured, using different mediums and introducing splashes of relief in the main structure of the painting.



Using the illustrious handle of the artist's language that only one of his paintings could achieve, Khomsky creates an unseen structure that allows us to view the painting in a complete poetic vision. The colors are bright and vivid to create an atmosphere of joy, elegance and tranquility. His personages are beautiful women. They wear hats, which reflects their inner world, express their dreams and desires. One can see the touch of surrealism in the narrative images of the "Beautiful Ladies" series. Like one portrait in many different faces and roles, existing in serene and gorgeous surroundings—flowers, fruits, musical instruments, cityscapes, and decorative elements inspired by the "Art Nouveau" style, Khomsky's paintings express the artistic ideal of elusive beauty, peace and serenity in our lives.