by Kristie Trombley

Created on: May 02, 2008   Last Updated: November 25, 2008

Studio 1219 in downtown Port Huron, Michigan and it is one of the best galleries ever. This gallery is loaded with many different forms of artistic art. One could spend many hours curiously checking out and admiring the beauty of artistry within the walls of this establishment. I do not believe disappointment would enter anyones thoughts regarding this fine gallery.

Upon arrival at my intended destination, Studio 1219 I notice the unique handmade railings, which line the edges of the cement steps, on each side leading up to the front entryway door, I was impressed. This differed from any other step railings from which I have ever witnessed in my prior ventures. I found them uniquely appealing for the studio, which was housing many varieties of art, from my view through the window as I stood outside and observing. The artistic railings definitely were remarkable and their existence on the outside surely proved evident of the artistic art forms of which this establishment proved on the outside of this building. Impressed I was before I entered the building.

The windows held colorful glass art works of many vibrant colors, shapes, and forms, viewing from outside. While entering the building I am immediately summons to the front room to the right, where three metal creatures stand separately alone. Amazed at one of which is wearing real leather, lace up, men's shoes, where the rest of the entire metal collaboration exists because of the metal tools in which it took to create a bazaar artistic creature. What an inspiration this creature portrays, exploiting the creative, mind of who designed and developed the ravishing image.

Walking back to the left (south side) of the first floor, I notice an awesome antique hand painted quaint little white table. The creative artist who painted this piece was Deb Pachard and the selling price was $390.00. The paints that existed upon this piece I found to be impeccable and the scenery was stimulating for its viewing. The scenery was that of calm waters, trees, and a white picket fence surround the front area of the waters. I surely

would enjoy this piece mixed among my own antique furniture, if I only had the room.

Moving on, I was breath taken by the beauty of a statue that rests on the floor. The base is of an oblong box shaped metal material and the statue arranged on the top of this base was a passionate couple entangled amongst each other, like an icing on a delicious cake. This lovely piece had a name of "Passione" and

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