This is a signed artist's print by Theodore (Ted) Jeremenko.

Ted came from Yugoslavia to America when he was twelve years old, growing up in Philadelphia. In his mid-twenties, he moved to New York City, beginning a successful career in the computer and banking industries, but starting in any free time to paint. In the grand tradition of many important American artists, he was completely self taught. "I paint primarily for myself", Ted says, "but it is very gratifying to know that my artwork touches other people." Following a tremendous reaction at the first exhibition of his paintings, he decided to devote more of his energies to his painting.

His artwork quickly gained a national audience, and its attending success allowed him to dedicate his full attention to his paintings.

In Ted's paintings, man made structures always work within the context of the natural scene. "I try to use color," Ted says, "to define light and form." In a personal and sophisticated way, subtle changes in his palette create the differing seasons, as well as the nebulous time between the seasons. From sunsets to sunrises, calm clear moonlit evenings to foreboding skies, we respond on an emotional level to a moment captured in eternity.