Sharon Yavis painted whimsical and beautiful paintings. She was one of the South's best known contemporary artists and was especially recognized for her "Beach People", which are actually large scale wall pieces that are first sawed out of wood, then painted with oils. When she got the news that she had breast cancer, it was devastating. But through the surgery and the treatments, she stayed focused on creating her art. It brought meaning to her life and had always given her a great sense of joy. Her paintings are in the Montgomery Museum of Art and in dozens of corporate collections. She was often commissioned to create as many as 15 to 20 pieces for new corporate offices, daycare centers, and health care facilities because her work makes people feel great. Sharon had a masters degree in art and won numerous regional and national awards for her work. She passed away on November 1, 2001.

click to enlarge	Frontline Bathers 40 x 15 framed watercolor on paper $850 click for ordering and availability	click to enlarge	Workout Break 44 x 32 $1,500 click for availability and ordering
click to enlarge	Family Portrait framed watercolor on paper $750 click for availability and ordering	click to enlarge	Not a Good Beach Day 38 x 63 acrylic on wood $2,400 click for ordering and availability
SOLD click to enlarge	I Came First 23 x 26 acrylic on wood $750	click to enlarge	Floater 32 x 41 framed acrylic on wood $1,400 click for ordering and availability
click to enlarge	Luncheon on the Beach 44 x 30 acrylic on wood $1,400 click for availability and ordering	click to enlarge	Whistlers Mother at the Beach 44 x 30 acrylic on wood $1,600 click for ordering and availability
click to enlarge	Fore Play 40 x 34 acrylic on wood $1,400 click for ordering and availability