The Art Collection
Diverse Artistic Expressions at The Stuga: A Journey Through Time and Creativity
* The artwork at the Stuga is presented here for informational purposes, and as representative of the creative inspiration that the site allows as well as the visual backdrops for your personal or professional stay.
Dynamic Duo Triptic by Keith Grace – consisting of Batman Hat, Robin Hat and Villans Hat.
Keith Grace’s mixed media paintings have evolved from his experience in illustration, creating artwork for newspapers, magazines, and books.
Lenin by Ivan Bilibin
Ivan Bilibin, a Russian Art Nouveau illustrator, lived from 1876 to 1942, born near St. Petersburg, Russia. He attended art school in Munich from 1898 to 1901, where he was inspired by the artists of the Art Nouveau movement. Bilibin’s artistic style was also influenced by Russian artist Ilya Repin, Slavic folklore, and traditional Japanese woodblock prints.
The Gang & John by Joe Martin (1985)
Commissioned by friends of John Nelson who lived in Lake Geneva and were friendly with Joe Martin. In celebration of Mr. Nelson’s 40th birthday, the piece depicts John (center) surrounded by cartoon characters from Martin’s comic strips. Joe Martin is known for long running comic strips including “Mister Boffo”, “Porterfield”, “Willy ‘N Ethel” and “Cats With Hands”. John Nelson was an uncle to the owners of the Stuga.
Prints by Kelly Mattimoe
Kelly Mattimoe engages in a thought-provoking artistic practice where she repurposes found landscapes to explore the interconnected themes of art, memory, nature, manufactured ideals of “safety,” and the profound concept of “home.”
Rubber Ducky by Todd Goldman
Todd Goldman is a remarkable individual who has devoted himself to the creation of whimsical paintings that enchant and captivate viewers. With his unique artistic style, he breathes life into his canvases, filling them with vibrant colors, imaginative characters, and delightful scenes. Todd’s paintings exude a sense of joy and playfulness, inviting viewers into a world where imagination knows no bounds. Each stroke of his brush tells a story, evoking smiles and sparking the imagination of those who behold his art. With his whimsical paintings, Todd creates a magical realm that brings happiness and wonders to all who experience them.
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