New Releases
A La Mère Catherine .	Santa Maria Della Salute	London .	Paris .	Prague .
		Rome
Twelve Mini Lithographs
Bastille Day .	Buckingham Fountain .	City By The Bay .	Golden Gate .	Café du Commerce .
Laperouse .	Place des Vosges .	Seattle Skyline .	Dawn In Jackson Square	Sailboat Harbor Boston
	Santa Maria Assunta		Swan Ferry Boston
Serigraphs
Place St. Michel .	Daybreak On The Seine	Le Kiosque .	Le Petit Châtelet .	Paris Nocturne . .
Cinema Odeon .	Cathedral Notre Dame .	Arc De Triomphe .	Place de la Concorde	Paris Rooftops at Night
Room With A View .	Notre Dame In Winter	Pont Neuf .	Brasserie .	Pont Alexandre .
Ille de la Cité .	Rialto Bridge At Sunset	La Cremaillere .	Les Trois Cafés .	Les Rives de Notre Dame
Moulin Rouge .	April In Paris .	Le Paris .	Montmartre Morning .	Rue de Lille .
Quai de Conti	Hotel Rialto	Autumn On The Seine	Bistro	Paris By Night
Rive Gauche .	Hotel du Camelia .	Notre Dame At Dawn .	Au Bon Marche ..	Folie's Café .
La Belle Epoque .	Le Compas d'Or .	Boulevard du Palais .	Paris Morning .	Paris Night .
Hotel de la Seine	La Boheme	Montemarte Village	Notre Dame at Dusk	Au Livre d'Or
L'Escargo .	Springtime In Paris .	The Stairway .	La Poète .	Le Petit Cafè .
Confiserie .	Eiffel Tower at Dawn .	L'Orangerie .	28 Boulangerie .	Winter In Paris .
	Paris le Petit Zinc .	Les Marches Parisiens .	Barcelona Casa Figueras
Miniature Lithographs
Big Ben .	188 Rue de Marcine .	Chambord Snowfall .	Chrysler Building . .	Eiffel Tower at Midnight

Liudmila Kondakova Artist Bio

To enter the world of Liudmila Kondakova is to leave the ordinary behind and embrace mystery, serenity, and radiance. The best that life has to offer is embodied for her in the city of Paris, but a side of Paris that you may not see replicated anywhere except in your imagination and your dreams. Simple though they may appear, her enchanting portrayals of vistas in that famous city work their magic subtly, softly, and indelibly into your heart and soul.

Born in 1956 and raised in the Soviet Union, Paris took Kondakova’s breath away when she first saw it, striking her literally as Paradise in comparison with her previous, monochromatic existence in Moscow. Although her surroundings in her homeland were grim, her inner life as a child was as rich as the world she created through her artistic experiences and literature. Fascinated with the painted icons of the Russian Orthodox Church, she later studied the discipline of professional icon painting at the St. Alexis Cathedral. The attention to detail associated with that training manifests itself in her works, awaiting us in every intricately detailed nook and cranny, every brick of a cobblestone street, and every bit of finely-wrought lace curtain. These details accumulate, intensifying the impact of her vision and drawing in your other senses, until you can almost hear the murmurs of the café patrons or feel the warmth of the sun on your skin.

Her scenes are not about Paris, but about what Paris represents to her. The Paris she offers us is more than a place, but a spiritual culmination of association, hope, and desire. Illuminated from within, with the uplifting colors of a medieval stained glass window, her paintings reflect an impossibly wonderful, parallel universe.