Home is Where the Art Is: Part 1

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My husband Marc and I recently had our house renovated, so I thought it would be a fun time to show you some of my art — spanning various genres — as it appears in my home. Come inside and take a virtual tour!

From my Flamenco series. After falling in love with the performance in Spain, I couldn’t stop painting these dancing girls for a spell!

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A favorite of my studies from life drawing.

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Having studied art in Mexico and spent a ton of time there through the years, Latin dance is near and dear to my heart!

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From my black and white drawing series: the gorgeous African bulls!

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The painting in the middle is a stunner by Miguel Gomez, but the abstracts on either side are by yours truly. I think they play a nice supporting role to the star in the center.

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From the other side.

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This photo was taken in 2000, on a month long excursion of India. It’s one of the only pieces from my era as a photographer that will always be near and dear to my heart.

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Project 24 painting of Longview Winery, temporarily bringing me joy!

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To be continued …

Credit for framing goes to Gallery 293; design help came from a very dear and talented friend!

About Stephanie Schlatter Art

Stephanie Schlatter is an Artist who draws from the world for inspiration. While she calls Grand Rapids, Michigan, home she’s often off on new adventures. For more than a decade, her journeys have taken her across the globe. She has studied art both locally and abroad, including time in Mexico, where she decided to shift her focus from photography to painting. Stephanie's travels led her to found Absolutely Art: A Project for Change in 2006. Through this non-profit organization, she brings art instruction to the children of Ethiopia while supporting their education. Stephanie's work reflects an expression influenced by other cultures which resonates a variety of influences that have given her work direction.

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