Comments about the Artist
Emily’s
work continues to bring us special joy, from a painting of our home
in Atlanta where our children were born 25 years ago, to many
paintings of the tropics we now call home, to a very special
painting of Tuscany and all the associated memories. Emily has the
ability to capture on canvas such realistic images that her
paintings are not just a work of art, but they bring a warmth and
life to our walls and our home.
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Julie
Husler
President & CEO
Bank of Florida Trust Company |
A-R-T &
Associates celebrated its 40th anniversary recently. Undoubtedly the
very best part of that landmark is working with Emily for the last
23 years. It is one of those rare business relationships that turned
into a beautiful collaborative friendship. Our role in that
collaboration has been simple, joyous, and oh so very easy. We
introduce people to Emily and they in turn enjoy a lifelong
relationship with her and her beautiful art. We have never had to
“sell” Emily’s work to our clients. They see it, they like, and they
commission one painting or a series for their corporate or private
collections.
The real joy is hearing a client talk about Emily’s
warmth, talent, and style. She has always been a dedicated artist
ready for the challenge of a new commission with an eagerness and
creativity I have never seen from anyone else. Her humility and
perspective on life, living, and her art are nothing short of
spectacular. No other artist has given so much effort and creativity
throughout the years. In my business, it is rare to find one great
artist in a lifetime. She is my great artist and my dear friend. Who
knows that the next 23 years will bring us!
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David R. Turpen
President
A-R-T & Associates, Inc. |
You don’t
just love looking at Emily’s paintings, but you actually
experience them. This is because of the startling
realism she emotes. You see a bird’s wings in flight, feel
the stillness of a pond, hear the quiet of the meadow in
bloom… Imagine incorporating the sun glistening on water
combined with reflections of boats on a shoreline. Also, her
exotic locations carry us directly into the courtyard of a
French café or an Italian piazza or a Greek fishing village,
each with their own unique ambiance.
Emily was born
an artist. She could draw a stunning likeness of a person
or object or landscape at a very young age. She has evolved
into a consummate professional whose paintings are so
realistic they look almost like photographs. Her talent
certainly puts her in an elite league of the most renowned
artists of our time.”
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Judy Eggart
Emily's Sister and Fellow Artist |
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