Sally Caldwell Fisher

Born and raised with several siblings in the Midwest, Sally Caldwell Fisher was given watercolors at an early age by her mother, also an artist, and provided with good materials to create her art. After graduating from the University of Michigan, Caldwell Fisher moved to coastal New England where she fell in love with its natural beauty, a study in contrasts with the sea, the forests and the seasons. It serves as a constant companion to her art. An avid collector of antique photographs and reproductions, Sally is constantly finding inspiration from the past, while capturing the rhythms of everyday life in rural America.

Caldwell Fisher uses the phrase "willing suspension of disbelief" to explain some of the apparent contradictions in the scenes she paints. When asked about her art, Caldwell Fisher comments, "New England's strong connection to the past draws me to commemorate scenes of its coastal life.” She uses acrylics to create the vivid seascapes that have become her trademark. Sally comments further that “it is with passion for its landscape and affection for its characters that I endeavor to recreate in these images of times gone by, but not lost!"

GONE TO SEED by Sally Caldwell Fisher	NEWPORT TENNIS by Sally Caldwell Fisher	PORTLAND HEAD LIGHTHOUSE by Sally Caldwell Fisher
SPRING IN THE PUBLIC GARDEN by Sally Caldwell Fisher	THE DOG SHOW by Sally Caldwell Fisher	THIS MEADOW GARDEN by Sally Caldwell Fisher
VIEW OF NEW HARBOR by Sally Caldwell Fisher