There were several booths at the show in Nashville with artwork in various forms. There was a small booth with prints from yesteryear, some framed, some not. I spent quite a while there going through the various matted pieces but nothing quite caught my eye.
Then there was this booth with a modern day version of Mona Lisa and some other rather intriguing pieces.
Then, ... there was the Ed Nash booth. I rather gasped when I walked by his booth and saw these marvelous originals in the most delicious of colors. This piece in particular was just stunning.
On another wall were all of these smaller framed originals that were similarly themed. I stopped in to take a look and left my card. The artist was in house but surrounded by admirers. I left with the intent of coming back but did not make it. I would have loved just a few minutes with him. Next year I will be certain to talk with him. If you are interested in purchasing an original or if you just want more information on the artist, visit www.ednashart.com.
Then there was this booth with a modern day version of Mona Lisa and some other rather intriguing pieces.
Then, ... there was the Ed Nash booth. I rather gasped when I walked by his booth and saw these marvelous originals in the most delicious of colors. This piece in particular was just stunning.
On another wall were all of these smaller framed originals that were similarly themed. I stopped in to take a look and left my card. The artist was in house but surrounded by admirers. I left with the intent of coming back but did not make it. I would have loved just a few minutes with him. Next year I will be certain to talk with him. If you are interested in purchasing an original or if you just want more information on the artist, visit www.ednashart.com.
