PRESTIGE FINE ART, INC.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA

About Prestige Fine Art - Museum Quality Fine Art Author and art dealer Ed Mero, the founder of Prestige Fine Art, has been immersed in the world of museum quality art and fine art recreations for more than 20 years. Along the way, he has accumulated many wonderful stories about artists, collectors, and the works of art that bring them all together. His fascinating journey--from pioneer to the nation’s foremost producer of affordable, top-notch recreations of world-famous museum paintings illustrates why collecting these “masterpieces of masterpieces” makes perfect sense. Prestige Fine Art offers a wide variety of types and styles of art as well as many art related services and products including custom framing services. Own a Hand Painted Oil Reproduction Order your hand painted museum quality oil reproduction today. We'll paint any painting Testimonials - Prestige Fine Art - Museum Quality Fine Art Pat Robertson commissioned two hand-painted oil replicas of Italian Renaissance masterpieces to grace the front wall of the Regent University chapel on both sides of the stained glass window. (see video below) He also commented on these other works -- Our hotel is open and I just wanted you to know how absolutely beautiful the paintings that you provided us are. The standing portrait of Washington is nothing short of magnificent. I doubt if even an expert could tell that it is not the original. I want to thank you for making this outstanding service available, and I hope that you will have an opportunity to come and see these creations in their new home. New York Times best selling author Alex Green commented I was stunned the first time I walked into my colleague Mark's living room... and saw van Gogh's masterpiece, "Irises", hanging behind his sofa. I knew he couldn't possibly own the priceless original, of course. It was a perfect replica from Prestige Fine Art -- And it was gorgeous. Mark laughed and told me the painting has launched a hundred conversations about art from his guests over the years. We Love the painting of The Man in the Golden Hat. I think I have found the perfect frame. I had written to my friend in Berlin to take a Polaroid picture of the original painting and he just notified me that the painting was on loan outside of the museum in Berlin and would not be returned for a number of months. He could not find any photographs of it either, or posters so I guess I won't know at least for a while, what the original frame looks like. I am staring at it right now as I dictate this letter and it is remarkable. I am anxious, though to get a poster copy of the painting to see how authentic the facial expression is, etc., but it seems to be perfect. I have the poster on order. I have enclosed a picture of a picture that I have that I found in an antique shop a number of years ago. It seems to be black pen on white paper and it is done on both sides, so I had it framed in glass on both sides and I have enclosed a photograph of both sides. The picture measures 11 X 14 and the paper looks old and could be 30 or 40 years old, easily. It looks a little brown around the edges and has a couple of spots on it that appear to be old. I am certainly not an art expert, but I think I have good taste, and when I saw this picture it looked so professional I was almost overwhelmed with the lines and the figures and the quality. It has no artist signature, but it has such an air of professionalism and quality that I thought it have been done by a very good artist. Could you help me identify the artist or tell me where should I start? I would be disappointed if somebody said "Seventh grade art class ink on manila paper," but even if that is the case I still enjoy the picture and think it is beautiful. Thank you for taking your time with me on Tuesday. I was absolutely astonished by the art pieces you have. Surrounded by breathtaking paintings for the first time in a long while, I was truly moved and I felt my passion toward fine art was awakened anew. Dealing with mass production of graphic works on the computer every day without time to put my soul into them, I have been sad as an artist. When I entered your gallery, my heart was almost exploding as my sorrow became clearer and as the excitement of the paintings looking at me from all directions got bigger. I could do nothing but wish I were as good as your artists. I am a self confident person and am not afraid of trying many things, however when you asked me if I could paint in those styles that well I could not say yes confidently. My renewed interest in fine art is creating a desire to become as good as your artists and to one day work with your gallery. I truly hope it will work out well and earn your trust eventually. Looking forward to working with you. Mr. Busch and I are extremely pleased with our purchases from you. You and all the people at Prestige Fine Art are such a joy with which to work. We will definitely be back to do business again. It is wonderful to come across people that still take pride in their business and service. You combined business with a friendly, easygoing atmosphere that completely put us at ease. As for the work, well it's amazing! We couldn't be happier! Thank you so much, we just can't say enough good things about the service, and the quality of work regarding Prestige. It was certainly a pleasure. Here is the painting "Fruit and Flowers" now hanging on my dining room wall. The painting is gorgeous. The colors are warm and vibrant, the frame is exquisite; the art soothes the soul. When I first saw it on your web page, somehow I knew its destiny would be my dinning room wall. Thanks for all your wonderful help. Mr. Kugler and I just adore The Flower Market. It is still on the floor near our original, a French street scene by Victor Gilbert. We have to figure out what to do over that mantel. We have enclosed several "styles" by various French Post-Impressionists, becoming well known here in New York. None of them are the "one" we must have, but we wanted to send them to give you an idea as to the feel of what we like. Mr. Kugler still likes that bridge at Argenteuill, but I feel it definitely needs to be larger if it is to be on that mantel wall with the two French scenes. I also feel that that shade of blue is wrong for our home. It is too sharp. We're hoping to find some more paintings in your gallery. Please keep in touch with us, now that we've enclosed additional French artists that we like. We're still very much interested in those ladies, sitting on the shore. Mr. Kugler and I have considered sending just the painting to NY. In that way, we'll see how it looks over the living room sofa and exactly what size we should be thinking about for that mantel. You can always send us the gorgeous frame after we see it "belongs" in our living room. (I think it has our name on it!!!)