It is my pleasure, as the artist's agent, to refer only serious inquiries  to her official website. Please send an email  describing the nature of your interest to me, Bill Donovan, at

as_i_am@email.com

Thank you.
I will forward the nature of your interest to the artist, and at the same time provide you with the Internet address of some of her web sites.

 

About the Artist

Born in Chicago, Illinois, the artist enjoyed a successful career as a Chicago radio and TV personality, featured on the CBS-TV news, Chicago Sun-Times and U.S. Congressional Record; while continuously winning awards for her art.  She placed first in a national contest for a Paramount Pictures production.  Her portrait of  "It's A Wonderful Life" stars, Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed, took an award at The Studio of Long Grove, IL.  A pet portrait won honors in "The Artist's Magazine."

She studied at The Art Institute of Chicago, The American Academy of Art, The Studio of Long Grove,
and with David Becker of the Palette & Chisel Academy of Fine Art in Chicago, IL.

Some displays of her Fine Art Portraits can be viewed --

In Chicago and suburbs -- at the St. Mary of Nazareth Hospital, where her portrait of the Foundress adorns the chapel entrance -- at the Village of Roselle, a portrait of the town hangs in the Village Hall -- at Holy Family Catholic Community, portraits of Pastors, Fr. Pat Brennan and Fr. Med Laz -- a portrait of Founder, Way Thompson, Inverness Golf Club -- Brandt Industries, Palatine -- Founder of Friedrichs Funeral Home, Mt. Prospect -- Clear Lam Packaging, Elk Grove Village.

In Wisconsin -- St. Luke's Medical Center in Milwaukee displays her Fine Art Portraits of  physicians and donors in the main lobby -- a portrait of Karen Yontz hangs in the Karen Yontz Women's Cardiac Awareness Center -- in Oconomowoc, a portrait of Kimberly Brown Moore in the new Cancer wing of the Oconomowoc Hospital. 

In Virginia --  her Fine Art Portraits -- of presidents honored by USG at AWCI in Falls Creek.

Fine Art Portraits by the artist have been commissioned for hundreds of private collections from her hometown, Chicago,  to as far away as Australia.

In  her portraiture, she pursues the "ethereal face" in a photo-realistic style, portraying the dearest of fleeting expressioins.  Her Fine Art Portraits depict how one chooses to be remembered in heirloom art for future generations.

The artist usually paints to a background of classical music and sometimes documents the songs to which the painting was done on the back of the artwork.  She maintains a studio in northwest suburban Chicago.