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Original Art
Sally Caldwell Fisher’s portrayals of New England coastal life capture the simple beauty of the past. Fisher finds herself constantly surrounded by captivating subject matter. “Growing as an artist is a real passion for me. I feel the only way to do that is to paint constantly. With each painting there is a story to be told, and most often that story lies within the details.”
View of New Harbor through the use of color, light and dark, draws your eye into the center of this peaceful port. The round bay and ring of houses keeps your eye roaming in circles about the village. Fishers' remarkable talent lay in the creation of images that feel simple and accessible while in fact, they are complex feats of design and artistry.
View of the New Harbor
Sally Caldwell Fisher
Sally Caldwell Fisher

This Piece has been Hand-Signed by Sally Caldwell Fisher
- Signed by the Artist
- Canvas Giclee
- Limited Edition
- 150 S/N
- 16 x 24
- Price: $525.00
Sally Caldwell Fisher’s portrayals of New England coastal life capture the simple beauty of the past. Fisher finds herself constantly surrounded by captivating subject matter. “Growing as an artist is a real passion for me. I feel the only way to do that is to paint constantly. With each painting there is a story to be told, and most often that story lies within the details.”
View of New Harbor through the use of color, light and dark, draws your eye into the center of this peaceful port. The round bay and ring of houses keeps your eye roaming in circles about the village. Fishers' remarkable talent lay in the creation of images that feel simple and accessible while in fact, they are complex feats of design and artistry.