Judith Ann Beauchamp is a scientist, writer, artist, poet, executive, veteran and world traveler.  A true renaissance woman, she has owned and trained Arabian horses, sailed the Great Lakes and Caribbean, while pursuing a professional career in pharmaceutical management and her love of astronomy and physics.  This first-born of six plays on images with the passion of one who has tasted and tested universal expression.  Her work is widely recognized and a monument to the creative spirit and manifestation of life.

View more of Judith's paintings in the AraBeau Gallery.

Judith A. Beauchamp

Sheets of light
And evening tide
Merge into one,
And the beat of
An ancient rhythm
Gives way to the truth.
      I come to you...
Freedom's run.

~Judith A. Beauchamp

Janet S. Spahn

Janet S. Spahn is a mother of two, an accomplished equestrian, author, photographer and entrepreneur.  Bilingual, she enjoys cultural pursuits and travel both in Europe and the Caribbean islands.  Highly intellectual and analytical by nature, this AraBeau Artist integrates creativity and intellect to gracefully express gentle passion. The fine lines and soft brushwork of her paintings gently tease one to the edge of a new self-awareness.
 

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Janet S. Spahn

Look at me...windblown and free,
Dancing on my toes
With wild abandon in life's surf,
Going where my heart goes,
Being who I want to be, the dream.
I toss my head and the wind blows.
Look at me...I am Matisse.

~Judith A. Beauchamp

Gavin Charles Theron is a father, an explorer, adventurer, photographer, design and communication expert who has lived in South Africa, Israel, Britain and finally the United States, where he "married an angel, Amanda, who has lifted me to new heights".  This AraBeau artist expresses his love of animals, the outdoors and the diversity of the world, taking the viewer to new heights of inspiration with intense color and creative imagery.

View more of Gavin's paintings in the AraBeau Gallery.

Gavin C. Theron

A perfect pose, hooves in the air,
A charmer, debonair, I agree, this is me,
A slow motion roll, And a coy glance,
I beckon to you and begin to sway and
Then slowly prance.  You, outlined against
The sun, stretch into shadows
On the ground and I imagine, surmise
Your hidden eyes, turned my way
While I strut under a make believe crown,
Fragile fine lace against long ago
Windows glowing in the sun.

~Judith A. Beauchamp

Patricia J. Hemmer, is a mother of four sons, medical technologist, and consultant to the pharmaceutical industry.  Patricia is an adventurer, hiking the glaciers in Alaska, the Alps in Switzerland and journeying across Europe and the Far East.  This AraBeau artist gives birth to a series of first-time paintings which express her loving and caring persona.  Both whimsical and intense, her work is refreshing in its clarity.

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Patricia J. Hemmer

Double rainbows spring alive
From the hills with vibrant color,
Intense against the gray sky.
The morning light glides over the
Backs of sheep spotting the green fields
And the folds of misty valleys.
In this multi-hued glowing vista,
A solitary horse on a narrow road
Or striding a stone wall, from me
The music grows, a trickle to a waterfall,
Proud and full of laughter.
I am  Irish Song...

~Judith A. Beauchamp

Catherine A. Mintautas is a scientist, executive, world traveler, wife and mother, as well as an avid lover of the sea and wildlife.  This AraBeau artist fulfills a life-long dream with a series of paintings expressing her Piscean moods and gentle spirit.  Bold and well-defined, her paintings engage one to consider the value of honesty and integrity.

View more of Catherine's paintings in the AraBeau Gallery.

Catherine A. Mintautas

"Preneur de Souffle"

The beat of my winged feet
Gives birth to a new solitary
And spectacular song.
Preneur de Souffle,
You cannot rename me
To recall some forgotten dream.
Color me, yes, love me
As I am, without constraint.
I  will explode in  a
Thousand suns and
Take your breath away...

~Judith A. Beauchamp