Lee Hunt has spent 35 years painting with oils using a style and technique refined to the perfection you'll see in her online gallery.

For the last 20 years, Lee has been painting on smooth finished canvas, a technique pioneered by American Master Dalhart Windberg. Painting on such a surface is more difficult than on regular rough canvas, but allows for more detail and realistic "picture-like" effects. Close examination of her landscape art reveals Lee's trademark: a ghost or shadow hidden within the larger image.

Commissioned portraits are Lee's specialty. Known for her lifelike renderings, she has received commissions from around the world. She has also accepted charitable commissions, including a series of seven-foot religious paintings for Our Redeemer Church in Greenville, South Carolina, and her most notable portrait, that of Red Cross founder Clara Barton. A print of Lee's Shroud portrait traveled with a Shroud of Turin Expo founded by Dr. John de Salvo of St. Paul, Minnesota.

Lee also dabbles with oil restorations, architectural drawings, sculpture repair, dollhouse miniatures and children's story writing and illustrations.