Park West Gallery artist

Sharie Hatchett Bohlmann

Biography

Sharie Hatchett Bohlmann is a veteran of the collectible art world whose romantic scenes draw inspiration from her extensive world travels. She deliberately leaves people out of her compositions, inviting viewers to step into the painting themselves and become part of the moment. By incorporating elements like plantation shutters or architectural columns in the foreground, she creates an engaging portal that draws collectors into each romantic scene.
Beyond her signature style, Bohlmann also creates works in a colorful, naïve approach under the pseudonym “Roxy.” Her art has been reproduced worldwide in numerous formats including original art, lithographs, serigraphs, hand-embellished giclées, puzzles, book covers, calendars, wine labels, note cards, and even a line of designer clothing.
Bohlmann’s distinguished collectors include the families of Bob Hope, Frank Sinatra, Diana Ross, Julio Iglesias, Donald Trump, Larry King, Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Quincy Jones. President Reagan commissioned her to paint “Easter at the White House” for the permanent White House collection, while President Bill Clinton requested “Holidays at the White House” for the Clinton family Christmas card. Art renderings of both presidential works were donated to the Smithsonian Institution. Her works have graced the White House walls since President Lyndon and Ladybird Johnson’s residency, and she has been collected by every presidential family since. Bohlmann is represented by Park West Gallery.

Biography compiled by Your Art Vault from Park West Gallery’s published artist information and other public sources.