| Our Lady of Peace is a work of
timeless beauty and modern relevence. Revealing the influence of the classical masters in her
work, Our Lady of
Peace was born of Maura's desire to portray the Mother
in a multi-ethnic form filled with grace and love. Both the
expressive detail and flowing stylistic form make it a
timeless work of uncomparable quality. |
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WaitingThe first of the Trilogy of Life series, Waiting is considered to be the artist's first masterpiece of Western realism. |
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WatchingThe second of the Trilogy of Life series, Watching displays the artist's mastery of her medium as she combines texture and form to express this uniquely human experience. |
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RememberingThe final piece in the Trilogy of Life series, Remembering captures the emotion of looking back on the human life experience. |
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MineA look at the lighter side of Maura's work, Mine blends abstract texture with realistic form to create a charming look at natural life. |
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WaterA preview of Water, first of the new four part Elements series. |
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About the ArtistA look at the artist and the philosophy that lays behind her work. |
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ContactCollectors or galleries please contact us here. |