In “La Chaise Fleurie” by Ludmila Curilova, a refined woman exudes the poise and dignity of royalty upon a throne. Believing that every woman is a princess inside, Curilova composes romantic, fairy-tale characters luxuriating in scenes replete with ornate fabrics and theatrical flair. Curilova’s passion for fine art and drama was ignited when she was a child watching her father paint stage sets. Curilova embeds her art with symbolism both personal and universal, utilizing traditional media as well as sculpture, glazes, and hand-built and hand-cut pieces. Curilova’s magical works are displayed in many private collections throughout Europe, Canada and the United States.

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