Own a historic piece of Colorado Springs cultural history with this exclusive collector's item. To commemorate her debut, the Colorado Springs Philharmonic's Music Director, Chloe, has provided a framed copy of a page of the score for Stravinsky's "Firebird"-the first piece she conducted in her new role.

This working document features Chloe's personal performance mark-ups, offering a rare "behind-the-baton" look at her artistic process and technical cues. This historic artifact is elegantly matted and framed with museum-grade glass, courtesy of John Marzolf and Artem Art Services. This specialized glass provides 99% UV protection and an anti-reflective finish so clear it appears invisible, ensuring this one-of-a-kind treasure is preserved for generations.

Four-piece collection by renowned Colorado Springs artist and climber Steve J. Wood. Known for his deep ties to the local arts scene and the founding of Concrete Couch, Wood's work famously captures the intersection of geology, community, and the thrill of the ascent.

"South Platte Desperate" (1983): A signed, original stipple drawing of a climber on a dramatic overhang, capturing the high-stakes world of Colorado rock climbing.

"Aboriginal Man" (1986): A detailed, signed black-and-white ink piece showcasing Wood's intricate line work and thematic depth.

"The Black Canyon" (1991): An impressionistic oil-on-canvas landscape featuring the rugged beauty of one of Colorado's most iconic natural landmarks.

Untitled Mountain Vista: A vibrant, thick-brushed oil painting depicting a sunset glow over a mountain pass, elegantly housed in a natural wood floating frame.

Artist: Ludovic Vallee (French, 1864-1939). Oil on canvas (27"x37")
Presented is a remarkably large and vibrant oil painting by the French Post-Impressionist Ludovic Vallee. Measuring 27 by 37 inches, this work is a premier example of the artist's mastery of the pointillist (divisionist) technique. Vallee, a contemporary of Seurat and Signac, was a regular exhibitor at the Salon des Independants beginning in 1903. While many of his peers utilized a rigid, scientific approach to light, Vallee's brushwork is famously spontaneous, using rhythmic dabs of pure pigment to create a shimmering, atmospheric effect.

This composition captures a sun-drenched market scene, likely in a provincial French town. The play of light across the cobblestones and the bustling figures demonstrates Vallee's ability to find "quiet beauty" in everyday life. The sheer scale of this piece allows for a level of detail rarely seen in his more common, smaller sketches, making it a centerpiece-quality work.

Capture the fleeting beauty of the Colorado High Country with this original acrylic painting by local artist Hedy DuCharme. Titled "The Best of Fall," this vibrant work on canvas showcases a quintessential mountain vista, where golden-yellow aspens frame a serene alpine meadow. In the distance, snow-capped peaks rise against a brilliant blue sky, reflecting the crisp, clear atmosphere of autumn in the Rockies.

The piece is professionally presented in a classic natural wood frame that complements its warm, earthy tones. Whether you are a longtime collector of Colorado landscapes or looking for the perfect statement piece to bring the outdoors into your home, "The Best of Fall" is a stunning tribute to the natural splendor of our region.