Notable Projects

The process of commissioning this work involved seeking out internationally known wildlife master, Lorenzo Giglieri. The subject matter and aggressive vitality of his work matched perfectly with the client’s energy and corporate philosophy.

We presented several versions of the artist’s work that finally, after an approved prototype, resulted in the incredible finished piece below.

The final installation of Giglieri’s work was quite involved. The artwork was too large to fit through the client’s doorways. So, at the artist’s studio the canvas was detached from the stretcher bars, rolled and shipped to the client. The frame was pre-assembled, then broken down and shipped. Meanwhile, a huge temporary table over the client’s boardroom table was constructed for the art assembly. Once the art and frame arrived at the client’s premise, two artist’s assistants from Oregon re-stretched the oil, reassembled the frame, fit the art into the frame and hung it on special hangers designed to bear this unusual weight.

“Buffalo Hunters”
Lonento Ghiglieri
Framed 10′5″ x 10′7′
Oil on Canvas
Boardroom IBP world Headquarters

Below is an example, in a restaurant, of a mural used to define the ambiance and the space itself.

“Blues Bar”
Stuart Behlim
56′ long x 4 1/2′ high
Acrylic on canvas
Jam’s Bar & Grill, Omaha, NE

Working with the architect, Lori Krejci , owner, Avant Architects, completed her vision of “New York Sophisticate” for this space. Inspired by figurative pieces she viewed at a Hackwith Corporate Art show and fundraiser, Ms. Krejci knew what she wanted in such completeness that we turned to a nationally known illustrator and painter capable of the scale and subject. A bar mirror on the space’s opposite wall exactly the mural’s size crated a double impact of this stunning piece.

Photos Courtesy of Millennium Fine Art