Looking at Luke Through the Eyes of Hope

Looking at Luke Through the Eyes of Hope

by Dave Hope, Lanny Taylor, Claudia Hesse

116 pages· 1999· ISBN 9781585007301
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Join Indiana artist Peter Bruning in "A Taste of the World", an art book, a visual feast. On the menu are a rich, nourishing assortment of paintings, drawing and sculpture. Here are, in splendid full color, some 150 still lifes, landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, portraits and interiors inspired by places you may find warmly familiar or excitingly foreign. Peter Bruning, an award-winning artist whose work has been in shows, galleries, museums and collections in the U.S. and abroad, has created a delicious smorgasbord inspired by his travels over the years. It has been noted that his artistic style "seamlessly synthesizes a variety of influences in a unique way." This artist sees with his heart as well as his eyes, and provides "a refreshing visual world for us to explore and enjoy." You are invited to sample, at your leisure, various flavors from North America (including Indiana, Iowa, California, Cape Cod, Mexico), the Caribbean and Europe (including Holland, France, Italy, Greece and its islands.) For those who enjoy travel and relish beautiful art, A Taste of the World by Peter Bruning is a must-see.

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