Nathan Fischer

 

Critically acclaimed artist Nathan Fischer learned the foundry process apprenticing at The Monterey sculptural Center in Central California. Owned and operated by Nathan's father, Charles Larry Fischer, this foundry is world renowned for its innovative patina and precise lost-wax casting techniques. Working with highly skilled artists at a very young age fostered an awareness of art and a personal interest in design. It is from this background that his unique patina on bronze panel pieces
have emerged.

Fischer has been reviewed and praised in many publications. Los Angeles Times art critic, Bobbie Allen says, "(his) panel has a strong sense of mystery, a vision of haze over a calm ocean. The amazing thing about these landscapes is the strong representational accuracy. Fischer seems to have captured the basic essence of landscape in metal, something surprising and elemental."

In 2006 he was named one of the top seven artists by Orange Coast magazine and
in 2008 OC Look lauded him as defining "Orange County Style".

 

Courtesy of Diana Ferrone Gallery

Kathy Buist

 

Kathy’s work has won praise from The New York Times and has been shown in museums and galleries throughout the country, including the Parrish Art Museum in Southampton, the National Woman’s Museum Archives in Washington, D.C., and the Long Island Museum.

Presently her work may be seen at several galleries throughout the country and her paintings are part of numerous private collections internationally. She also has the distinct honor of being part of Who's Who in American Art.

Late Day by Kathy Buist
Oil/Canvas 48" x 48"

Courtesy of Diana Ferrone Gallery