On September 11th, I posted a picture that I downloaded from the Quent Cordair Fine Art Gallery page. I was a little apprehensive about doing so, since I had a slight fear in the back of my mind that the gallery would contact me and ask me to remove it, being their copyrighted work and all.

So it was with some trepidation that I opened an e-mail that I got from Linda, who works for the Gallery.

Turns out I needn't have worried. It was a very nice letter thanking me for giving them exposure. She was even kind enough to compliment my blog.

Such a sweet talker :-)

With that in mind, I'll say a few more words about the Quent Cordair gallery.

I'm not a big fan of art... ok, that's not true. I'm not a fan of modern art. Having seen the work of the Renaissance masters, I have a certain expectation of quality that must be met before I'll call something "art", and little-to-nothing produced in the last 200 years or so seemed to qualify.

Until I found Quent Cordair's gallery.

Here you will see images that celebrate the triumph, glory, and beauty of the human form and spirit. Celebrations of light and life, hope and joy. Realistic and idealistic sculptures, portraits and paintings that will please your eye and lift your soul.

If you're feeling down and clutched by despair, a little browsing here will restore your sanity and happiness.

Step into the sunshine, and enjoy.

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