During this past year, we have all felt the collective grief and profound sense of loss, along with a deep longing caused by social-distancing.  This painting speaks to how we have been coping with the emotional toll of being separated from loved ones and that yearning for physical contact again.  

 

“What Was Left Behind” will be in the Colorado Governor’s Art Show opening May 21, 2021. Celebrating 30 years of excellence. The Colorado Governor’s Art Show & Sale, one of the largest fine art shows to exclusively feature Colorado artists, introduces the public to 60 of Colorado’s top fine artists. The Governor’s Art Show will open and manage “on line” art sales for your convenience beginning Saturday, May 22nd through June 27th.  We invite you to experience this show in person at the prestigious Loveland Museum, 503 N. Lincoln Avenue or online at GovernorsArtShow.org.  The Show is endorsed by the Governor of Colorado. We are proud to announce our Legacy Artists, Denny Haskew and Daniel Sprick. The show will host its annual Opening Night Gala on Friday May 21st exclusively for sponsors and patrons.

 

“What Was Left Behind” 20×16 Oil painting on panel by Kirsten Savage