Peter, the artist, is as natural a happening as the sun rising in the sky. He grew up in the northern woods of Ontario, Canada along the rugged and picturesque shores of Lake Superior. His environment instilled in him a great love of the outdoors and all of nature’s wonders.

After years of experimentation and development with different mediums and long extended trials using the airbrush gun, Peter overtime had developed and mastered a technique that would lead him to his next great success in the world of art.

In 1982 he began working on a series of women. Peter had discovered that the most significant effect of the then, rare ‘airbrush’ was the controlled graduations that he could achieve while depicting the soft and supple faces of the women he choose to paint. Who were these women? Peter had chosen some of the great silver screen stars of the thirties and forties. These were the great glamorous beauties that we had all grown up with and watched over and over again as we marveled at their perfect features. The simple mention of their names, Marlene Dietrich, Ingrid Bergman, Marilyn Monroe… all conjure an instant vision of beauty, glamour and sophistication.

Peter was not only able to paint that glamour on the canvas but he was able to give his audience so much more. He paid great attention to his subject’s eyes. He depicted the women’s eyes to reflect their great strength and depth of character.

The viewer immediately knew these women were thinking far beyond just having their picture taken yet he was incredibly careful not to lose his subject’s natural feminine beauty. Hair, clothing and jewelry were all given the utmost of importance when it came to detail and they were indeed more perfect, more glamorous, than any woman could imagine.

After several years of sold-out exhibitions in New York, Boston, Los Angeles, Hawaii and Toronto, Peter, unable to meet the demand for originals decided to produce a series of limited edition prints. Again, like Peter’s women, these prints were to be like no others!