For someone else, it might be a disturbing abstract by Pablo Picasso. Still another might lean toward more funky contemporary art by an unknown. For some people, it might be a serene impressionist piece by Claude Monet. For someone else, it might be a disturbing abstract by Pablo Picasso. Still another might lean toward more funky contemporary art by an unknown.
Art comes in all shapes and sizes, the appeal ranging from beauty to sheer curiosity.
The Globe-News visited a few local art lovers to see their favorite finds and talk about what it is about art that draws them to collect. Walk into Anne Amerson's living room for the first time and you're likely to be shocked. Whether it's a delightful surprise or an unsettling jolt is up to you. Tracy Dougherty stands next to a portrait of her stepchildren painted by local artist Jeree Oldham. Although the faces are blank, Dougherty said the artist captured the children's personalities.