LeRoy Neiman's La Cuisine Francaise was inspired by celebrity chef, Paul Bocuse, but it is an homage to all those who, as the artist puts it in his best-selling An American in Paris, skillfully convert raw materials into appetite-pleasing digestibles.' Chefs, of course, are artists, too.

The serigraph brims with color and flavor. Candle light and violins set the mood as Chef Bocuse puts the final touches on a table bursting with the bounty of France. The original painting features actual wine labels, and was one of the most admired works at LeRoy Neiman's successful Paris show. Clearly, the artist is as comfortable in a wine cellar or at table as he is at his easel.

LeRoy Neiman always works from experience. Perhaps that is why his bustling cafe scenes attract such a fervent following: he has wined and dined there. La Cuisine Francaise proves the point that Neiman's extraordinary prints result not only from his unique artistic skills, but from his passion for life and consuming personal involvement with the world he depicts.

Two separate prints, Hat & Shoe, by Consuelo Gamboa. Framed in a singe 11 1/2 x 19 1/2 frame.

S. Burkett Limited Edition Iris Graphic: "Green Vase with Lemons". Certificate of Authenticity on back of frame.

Limited Edition 8 x 10 print of a watercolor scene of children and their dog after a baseball game. Signed and numbered by the artist

Original watercolor of a black lab pup. 5 x 5 matted and framed. Signed by local artist.