Three Generations of the Leslie Family
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James LeslieJames Leslie creates fine bronze portraits and equine sculpture. His work has been featured in Equine Images magazine and he has won awards from the National Academy of Design; American Academy of Equine Art and Allied Artists of America. James Leslie's sculpture is traditional with keen attention to detail, a clear sense of the anatomy of the horse as well as facility with the human figure.
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Linda LeslieLinda Leslie practices a soft, romantic approach to painting. In her work, intimate views and delicacy are often balanced by splashes of light or color rendered with impressionist strokes of the brush or knife. Most of her work is figurative, feminine and gracefully contemplative. Her landscapes and still life paintings engage the viewer with similar quiet presence and dreamlike softness. Accomplished at traditional technique as well as contemporary design, she has been studying classical figurative painting for over 30 years. These studies include work at the Art Students League of New York City, the National Academy in New York and studies with Tony Ryder and David Leffel in Santa Fe.
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James Leslie DuBosqueJames Leslie DuBosque makes the finest quality, handcrafted furniture. He employs traditional techniques and works with the figure and grain of the wood to carefully construct functional works of art. His expertise and vision are evident in choice of materials and attention to detail. The solid hardwood furniture is well proportioned, masterfully joined and beautifully finished.
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