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Sandi Lebrón: self-taught, American artist Sandi Lebrón, lives with a desire to paint that began when she was a young child. Today, she is an award winning artist. Lebrón has developed her distinctive style from many travels around the world to photograph antique carousels and to visit the great museums of Europe and the United States. Each of Sandi's paintings is a work of art detailing her whimsical and charming images. "I have always been enchanted by life during the turn of the century...the gracious homes, elaborate costumes, ornate architecture. Painting is my way of capturing a part of that era for myself.And a response to the many requests from collectors who share my delight in Americana memorabilia." With her love of turn-of-the-century artistry, Sandi creates images that capture the look and feel of the era with exquisite detail and historical accuracy. "Although many of the settings are imaginary, I put a great deal of research into each painting. I study old photos, books, magazines and postcards from the turn of the century so that my people, clothing and street scenes are authentic. For more information about the art or the artist, please contact: BOI's of New Hope Art Gallery 9 W. Mechanic Street New Hope, PA 18938 215.862.8292 boisofnewhope@verizon.net |
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| Girls Crossing the Bridge | Place Bastille - Paris | |
| Oil on Canvas | Oil on Board | |
| 12 x 9 | 12 x 9 | |
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| Dr. Jerimiah Honeycutt by the Ben J. Franklin Office | Westminster Toy Pavilion | |
| Oil on Canvas | Oil on Canvas | |
| 50 x 26 | 39 x 18 |