This is a truly remarkable piece of art in a truly remarkable frame.  Don't miss the chance to own this or make someone's Christmas and give it as a gift. 

Larson-Juhl, a Berkshire Hathaway company, designs, manufactures and distributes fine custom frames of enduring style and superior craftsmanship. Larson-Juhl has a history of making custom frames for over 100 years and has grown to 24 facilities across the United States and locations in 15 countries around the world.

Larson-Juhl's designers travel the globe in search of unique finishes, exquisite embossings, and intriguing patterns, and its artisans take tremendous pride in the craftsmanship and quality of each frame. It's this attention to detail that makes Larson-Juhl custom frames the finest in the world.

Just as a Larson-Juhl frame adds beauty to a work of art, so does Larson-Juhl as an organization strive to conserve beauty in the environment. The company is proud to have partnered with American Forests to establish the Larson-Juhl Global ReLeaf Forest Foundation, which assists with forest restoration and establishment around the world.

ABOUT THE ARTIST: 

David Marty grew up in Palo Alto, California and studied at Art Center College of Design, Biola University and Scottsdale Artist’s School. Marty's career took him in the direction of graphic design and illustration. After working for a publisher in Southern California, he opened a successful graphic design studio. But over the past few years, his first love of painting has resurfaced and he has been painting with a renewed vigor.

Marty’s paintings begin as plein-air studies, working in oil and canvas. "My earlier landscapes were executed in a tight, almost photo-realistic manner. The turning point began after seeing the work of the French Impressionists in Paris. I was attracted by the brighter colors, softness and spontaneity of their paintings.”

"I am awestruck by the beauty and diversity of the Northwest. I see the fingerprints of a creative God all around me, from the last glow of golden light on a mountain to the sparkle of a meandering meadow stream." Marty and his wife reside in Edmonds, Washington with their five children, including two boys from Bulgaria.