Painting with a Passion

Life is Short. Art is Long.

Kassie Sprague Tayor

I consider myself and my family to be the lucky ones. Although Dad has left us physically, he lives on in spirit through every piece of artwork he produced. Each...

Life is Short. Art is Long.

Kassie Sprague Tayor

I consider myself and my family to be the lucky ones. Although Dad has left us physically, he lives on in spirit through every piece of artwork he produced. Each...

Making Changes for the Better

Kassie Sprague Tayor

Dad's work was never static - it was ever changing - just as he was.

Making Changes for the Better

Kassie Sprague Tayor

Dad's work was never static - it was ever changing - just as he was.

Teresa

Kassie Sprague Tayor

"The aim of art is not to represent the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance." - Aristotle

Teresa

Kassie Sprague Tayor

"The aim of art is not to represent the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance." - Aristotle

No Boundaries

Kassie Sprague Tayor

  Dad threw the windows and doors wide open and welcomed us to walk right into his compositions. We can almost hear the music playing, and see the dresses move....

No Boundaries

Kassie Sprague Tayor

  Dad threw the windows and doors wide open and welcomed us to walk right into his compositions. We can almost hear the music playing, and see the dresses move....

The Spirit within the Wood

Kassie Sprague Tayor

Woodcarving is an art that is mind boggling to me. How can someone see a particular log and know it can be made into a piece of art? It is...

The Spirit within the Wood

Kassie Sprague Tayor

Woodcarving is an art that is mind boggling to me. How can someone see a particular log and know it can be made into a piece of art? It is...

The Life of Color

Kassie Sprague Tayor

It was the summer of 1978 when I first set my eyes on Baile de Pollera. The painting was sitting on Dad's easel in his studio. I fell instantly in...

The Life of Color

Kassie Sprague Tayor

It was the summer of 1978 when I first set my eyes on Baile de Pollera. The painting was sitting on Dad's easel in his studio. I fell instantly in...