Self-taught artist Sally Caldwell-Fisher believes that change and openness are essential to the creative spirit. An English major, Caldwell-Fisher derives her narrative painting style from her passion for literature. She moved from Michigan to Maine and became enthralled with New England’s beauty, often painting scenes of coastal life and the surrounding waters. Caldwell-Fisher is also fascinated by the narrative suggested by old photographs. Her work has been featured in numerous national magazines and on America’s Cup posters. Caldwell-Fisher's work is also displayed in the White House and the Smithsonian Institution.

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