Annie Strack Art: Annie Strack Maritime Art Gallery

Annie Strack Maritime Art Gallery

"Summerwind" 20"x24" (Sold)

"Woody" 24"x20" (Sold)

"White Dingy" 20"x24" (Sold)

"Fleur de Lis" 30"x36" (Sold)

"Tanker on the Mississippi" 14"x20"

"Seagulls" 24"x18" Sold

"Rainbow Sail 12"x16"

"1775 on Lake Pontchartrain" 12"x16"

"Fireboat on the Mississippi" 14"x20"

"Daystar at the Lighthouse" 16"x12"

"Connie C" 14"x20" (Sold)

"Calm Water" 12"x16"

"Blue Striped Sail" 16"x12"

"Pirogues" 14"x20" (Sold)

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A classically trained artist with extensive experience in many mediums, Annie Strack has been published in numerous magazines, including Art Calendar, The Artists Magazine, The Crafts Report, Watercolor Magazine, Wooden Boat, Harmon Homes, Inside Northside, Northlake News, Country Roads, House & Home, Gulf Coast Arts Review, & Gallery Insider. She is the author of 'The Artists Guide to Business and Marketing,' and since 2005 she’s been a monthly columnist and feature writer for Art Calendar Magazine; the premier national business magazine for professional artists. Her paintings have received hundreds of awards, and she has earned the prestigious honor of Signature Membership in the International Society of Marine Painters, American Artists Professional League, US Coast Guard Artists Program, Wyoming Watercolor Society, and Alabama Watercolor Society. She is also an Official Authorized Artist for the US Coast Guard. Her work is exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the country, and featured in 19 solo shows. She exhibits in a multitude of national and international juried shows and her paintings have won hundreds of prestigious awards. She is an expert exhibit curator and art business consultant, and a highly admired art show juror and popular workshop instructor Her art is in over 1,000 collections worldwide, including the US Coast Guard, US Navy, US Senate, US Pentagon, Fredonia Museum of Art, Zigler Museum of Art, Lake Pontchartrain Maritime Museum, Jefferson Parish Courthouse, St. Tammany Parish, New Orleans World Trade Center, Biloxi Sun-Herald, & many more.

“I paint the places that I know, places that I love. I want you to step into my paintings and experience these places with me; to feel the sand between their toes as they walk on my sun-warmed beaches, to dive into my paintings and swim in my oceans, to cruise through my paintings on the decks of my boats. If home is where the heart is, then each of these paintings is my home. I want you to not just see a painting, but to feel the ocean’s wind in your hair, taste the salt spray on your lips, and hear the seagulls calling to you.”