Brushwork can tell a story beyond the subject matter, and in the art of Morgan Weistling, his mastery of this talent rivals that of the masters he admires, including John Singer Sargent and Anders Zorn. Creating a dreamlike narrative inspired by scenes from daily life with an essence of the Old West, Weistling’s Reflections has a sense of wonder and emotion captured with the same deftness as his first pair of Greenwich releases, Lemon Girl and Trusted Friends. “For me, art is my language used to touch the viewer’s heart,” Morgan says. “My hope is that people will get pleasure from viewing my artwork as much I enjoyed painting it.”