Despite Personal Tragedy, Lisa Mee Continues To Bring “Class” To The World Of Fine Art

Lisa Mee with one of her popular paintings. Relevant Communications. By Thomas Leturgey Lisa Mee continues to find catharses in painting. It’s always been that way for the New York artist, but it has been an emotional challenge since the passing of her husband, iconic artist Wayne Ensrud late last year. “We’d been together for a while,” she said in a telephone interview recently. “Thirty years.” Despite that devastation, and some reflective time alone, then with friends and family, one can really feel Mee’s enthusiasm and zest for art and life. She continues to feel Ensrud’s presence any time she paints but uses that energy in a positive way. Mee will bring that earnestness and passion when she returns to Atlanta and the Fine Art Auction on May 17th 18th and 19 th to showcase 12 new paintings. “It’s been a couple of years since I was there,” she said. “It’s Spring in Atlanta and they have all been so supportive over the years.” Mee is bringing two larger—48” by 36”—paintings...