Tony Caviston Art Collections
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Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Sun Fish Boat House at Dusk by Tony Caviston
Memorable Day Fishing by Tony Caviston
Sunfish Sail Boats by Tony Caviston
Contentment by Tony Caviston
Pennsylvania Dutch Market by Tony Caviston
Eagles Mere Sunfish Boat by Tony Caviston
Down Time by Tony Caviston
The Mad Hatter by Tony Caviston
Kacers Store by Tony Caviston
Flea Market by Tony Caviston
Final Curtain by Tony Caviston
Garden Shed Two by Tony Caviston
Childhood Memories by Tony Caviston
Railroad Crossing by Tony Caviston
Eagles Mere Canoe Rack by Tony Caviston
Eagles Mere Morning by Tony Caviston
Changing Seasons by Tony Caviston
Starrucca Pa. Falls by Tony Caviston
Harbor Boats by Tony Caviston
Harbor Boats by Tony Caviston
Reflections by Tony Caviston
The Artist by Tony Caviston
Contentment by Tony Caviston
Family Ties by Tony Caviston
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About Tony Caviston
I consider myself an unorthodox traditional self-taught artist. The past 25 years I have been painting mostly in oils. As a purist and value painter with a passion for details and shadows, I feel the need to explore new subject matter, which makes painting everyday more exciting and less monotonous. It also makes for a non-recognizable style.
My work has been recognized with many rewards along the way. I retired early at the age of 55 to pursue a lifelong dream to become a fine artist. .
I have been featured in a number of one-man and group shows, and my paintings are in many corporate collections. My story has been published a number times. I have been featured as a cover artist for the Pocono Tourist Magazine many times.
Recognizing that we live in a world of technology, I would like to make the following statement about my art: I do not use the computer, nor do I project images in the creation of my artwork. For positioning, enlarging and reducing, I use the ancient method of squaring.
Why do I paint ? This is a question I ask myself over and over again throughout my life. I have a love hate relationship with art. It brings to mind my favorite quote by Theodore Roosevelt. "Far better it is to dare mighty things, to win glorious triumphs, even though checkered with failure, than to rank with those poor spirits who neither enjoy mush nor suffer much because they live in the gray twilight that knows not victory or defeat.