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Limited Edition Prints Anne Miller creates her delicate watercolors in a her small studio aboard her home; a sailboat on which she cruises the Caribbean with her family. Traveling through the islands Anne finds the inspiration in all of the different aspects of the local lifestyles. She especially loves the traditional architecture, markets and boats that vary from island to island. |
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Anne's appreciation and sensitive interpretation
of the diverse features of the life in the Caribbean have won her the affection of many of
the islanders she paints. One of her greatest pleasures is to be told by islanders how
much the\ enjoy her paintings and appreciate her efforts to capture the many features of a
way of life that is passing as the islands become more and more developed. Her paintings of island people, gingerbread houses, colorful markets and fishing boats, have a emotional appeal that has led locals as well as visitors to become Anne Miller collectors.
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Her first works were simple
charming. Now her works are delicate masterpieces. Her watercolors reflect her love for
life in the West Indies and a longing for a simple life spent in harmony with nature. Anne spends at least five hours a day painting. Her subtle use of light and shadow and extraordinary use of detail have garnered immense popularity as a Caribbean watercolorist. |
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The series of Caribbean Images Limited Edition Prints are sold by selected galleries and gift shops throughout the islands. They are published from her watercolor paintings and printed on archival paper. |
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