ANN Frantic: Solitary Refinement If it were left up to her, she would never talk about her painting, much less have someone else talk about her amazing work. Extremely private and humble in nature, she creates everyday in solitude, trying to make a living doing the one thing she knows best how to do: paint. She uses the old masters, from Rousseau to Gauguin, as a point reference for her images. Also affected by her Catholic background, Cirque du Soleil performance artists, and even our own American Folk postcards, her subconscious fusion of everyday events and images with extraordinary color and settings creates portraits with a mystical flair. Read more about Ann via the link below. While she may be quiet and reserved, her voice and vision flows strongly through her explicit and imaginative work. Thanks for visiting our site. Take care. We hope to see you soon, Amy Betsey Rose Hans Tim. Visit Ann Frantic's Gallery
	"Madonna and Child" by Ann Frantic

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