This web site highlights a series of original acrylic and oil paintings of Tuscany and surrounding areas of the Italian Riviera. These original italian paintings and limited edition giclee prints represent a portion of a body of work created between the years 2002-2005 by Artist, Writer and Photographer, Leslie Ehrin.
Announcing Two New Series of Limited Edition Giclee Prints
Introducing Tuscany: From Florence to Rome On the Road to San Gimignano
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The Italian Riviera: Portofino, The Cinqueterre and Porto Venere
Murals to Miniatures: Original Paintings, Giclee Prints, Photography
Now you can buy assorted images of mini prints from Leslie's Tuscan images, framed in gold or silver or wooden 2.5" x 3.5" frames with velvet backs that stand tabletop for $25. each or two or more for $20. each plus shipping.
Notecards sized 5 x 7" boxed in sets of "Tuscan Villa by the Sea" and "Portofino Harbor High Noon Near Splendido" six cards per box, three images of each per box $ 16.00. plus shipping.
Call Leslie for details. 610 955 4799 .
ABOUT THE ARTIST
Leslie Ehrin has been painting since she was sixteen months old, when her Artist Mother put her in the bathtub with jars of tempra paint, brushes and newsprint taped to the walls. She started telling stories about her paintings as soon as she could talk in sentences. With that background, it is not surprising that Leslie later graduated from The University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in the History of Art and a Minor in English Literature in December, 1979. From Penn, she was recruited to work for Prentice-Hall Publishers Inc., and after three years of climbing the corporate ladder and becoming an Acquisitions Editor, she resigned to enroll at Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts Certificate Program, prior to their MFA Accreditation. Leslie studied painting, drawing and printmaking full time at PAFA for four years, while also working part time as a corporate Art Advisor with Barbara Wallace & Associates and later as Gallery Manager of Feathers Gallery in Chestnut Hill. In 1991, she went to work for nine years with The Women’s Committee of The Philadelphia Museum of Art, managing corporate art sales through what was then called The Art Sales & Rental Gallery and later named ArtWorks Gallery .
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We invite you to browse through the fine Tuscany and Italian paintings in this collection. Consider adding a fine piece of original art to your home. Leslie’s paintings are the perfect addition for anyone looking for the perfect piece for a Mediterranean style home, wine cellar or ‘Italian’ kitchen. Enjoy the rich colors, the bold strokes and the faithful interpretation of the spirit of Tuscany.
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