Framed monotype by Lese Corrigan "Dance of the Spanish Moss #3"

The image shown is a similar image from the same series that had not yet been framed. The "Dance of the Spanish Moss #3" has been finished with a white mat and placed under glass in a 17"x15" black frame - ready to hang and enjoy!

Charleston native Lese Corrigan's work is representational but more expressionistic than realistic. Corrigan fully immersed herself in the visual arts in the late 1980s, working her way through the different opportunities in the art community. An oil painter, whose portraits and landscapes pull together in a vibrant expressionistic manner the play of light and the resulting changes in hue and shade that delight the eye in the course of the day, Corrigan also works in other media - linocuts, photography and clay sculpture. 

Corrigan has received many prestigious commissions and awards for her artwork. Her paintings are in collections in the United States, France, Great Britain and Japan. Corrigan also volunteers in her local creative community. In 2009 she served as the president of the CFADA - Charleston Fine Art Dealers' Association, and she remains active in the promotion of Charleston as the fine arts' destination it has been for centuries.