JANE HALL
From hand-painted chair seats and headboards to giclee prints, you'll experience Jane's unique sense of colour and imagination throughout our bed and breakfast. We're thrilled to feature some of Jane's original artwork as well as a few of her prints on canvas for sale. For more examples of Jane's artistry and award-winning home fashions, click on the chair.
FRIEDBERT RENBAUM
German-born Friedbert's artwork has appeared in various art exhibitions throughout Toronto, New York, Chicago, Los Angeles and Atlanta. A number of his original pastels grace the walls of such large corporations as Bell Telephone, Canada Trust, Harry Rosen, Holiday Inn in London, Hyatt Hotel in Vancouver, King Edward and Royal York Hotels in Toronto, and the Mercantile Bank of Canada.
We are fortunate to have two of his pastel originals for sale. Friedbert also restores furniture. The mirror and table in our hallway on the main floor are examples of his handiwork. Friedbert's studio gallery is located at 28 Industrial Street Suite #106 in Toronto and he can be reached at 416-366-8667.
MARSHA STONEHOUSE
Our travelling artist, Marsha Stonehouse, takes groups and conducts workshops around the world. Marsha's interest in travel and other cultures has taken her around the globe to paint in the Australian Outback, North America, Mexico, Europe, the Yukon, Indonesia, and most recently, India.
Marsha shows her work in Toronto and her paintings are found in many corporate and private collections across Canada. The Stonehouse Studio is located at 1400 Dupont Street, Suite 231 in Toronto and she is also represented by galleries in Jakarta and Singapore. Marsha can be reached at 416-535-7210.
We feel very fortunate indeed to have four of Marsha's prints from her 1993 Bali Painting Expedition for sale.
LINDA KAY MARIE WALLACE
Ms Wallace's book, The Spiral Path, weaves together her delicate bronze sculptures and her poetry within the metaphor of the double spiral, the image of spiritual and creative journeys. Her sculptures and poetry reflect Kay Marie's intense fascination with Jungian archetypes, feminist psychology, and myths of the journey of individuation. The original image of each piece is sculpted in wax, then cast at a foundry. Using a mold, the foundry melts the wax, replacing it with bronze. This ancient "lost wax" technique was used by the Etruscans and Renaissance sculptors such as Benvenuto Cellini. To view samples of her work, click on the sculpture on the right.
Kay Marie has held European shows and poetry readings in Italy and Spain and her work is featured in galleries in Norway, Italy, Spain, as well as in Toronto and Stratford, Ontario. In addition to academic expositions, she appears in shows with such notable Canadian artists as Maxine Noel and Charles Pachter.
New works are in progress as she sculpts and writes a new series of sculptures and poems for a book entitled, Crystal Dreams.
We are proud to offer copies of Ms Wallace's book, The Spiral Path, for sale.
