Linda Ridd Herzog’s interest in wildlife was reinforced by her upbringing in the natural splendor of Salt Lake City, Utah. Her surreal works often combine marine life, wildlife, and fantastical visions that she sees in her dreams! We archivally presented “Purple Cow Act One,” an original oil on canvas, in a silver wood profile from Studio’s “Liso V” series and a custom wrapped lilac linen liner from Frank’s Fabrics.

Swiss-German artist Paul Klee (1879-1940) had a highly individualized style that was inspired by expressionism, cubism, and surrealism. His oil and watercolor painting “Fish Magic” (c. 1925) showed off a mysterious and magical realm where the aquatic, celestial, and earthly realms intermingle. We archivally presented this print in a brushed silver moulding from Studio’s “Armour” collection and Tru Vue Museum glass.