Nov 5, 2007

Sierra Nevada Fine Art Photographer Announces New ‘Nature’s Fine Art’ Tiles

Carson Valley, NV – Wolfgang ‘Wolf’ Kohz, popular Sierra Nevada landscape photographer and Tahoe-area resident since 1966, announces the launch of his new Nature’s Fine Art tiles. These 9-3/8″ square ceramic tiles are handsomely framed in mahogany, and feature a variety of floral, leaf, stone and shell portraits, as well as landscapes, from original photographs taken in the beautiful Sierra Nevada.These tiles, recently introduced in several Reno-Tahoe art galleries, make affordable wall or bookshelf art for home decor or gift giving. The Nature’s Fine Art tiles may be hung, or placed on a shelf or table using the strong support peg provided.

Nature’s Fine Art Tile Varieties

A sampling of the variety of floral, leaf, stone, shell and landscape tiles includes:

• Phalaenopsis Orchid
• Aspen Leaf
• Shell
• Crystal Geode
• ‘Morning Glow at Emerald Bay’ Lake Tahoe Landscapeand many more

Describing the new product line, Kohz says “These photo tiles concentrate on the beauty and detail of the individual specimens or on unique landscapes, allowing the viewer to enjoy nature’s fine art without distraction.”

Availability and Cost

The new Nature’s Fine Art tiles are available now, with volume discounts available for gift shops. For more information about any Wolf Products fine art photos, see wolf-products.com. For a quote, call Judy at 775-267-3131.

About Wolf Products

Wolfgang Kohz’ fine art photographs are also presented as Giclee prints and displayed in private and public shows and galleries in Reno, Tahoe, Carson Valley and Chicago. These fine art photos are used to enhance homes as well as office interiors, and two of his panoramic views of Lake Tahoe are permanently displayed on Concourse B of the Reno-Tahoe International Airport as giant 10′ X 28′ murals.Since 1971, Wolf Products, Inc. has published a 9″ x 12″ Scenic Lake Tahoe and High Sierra wall calendar, which is not merely a calendar but a collection of Wolf’s fine art photography. Sold not only as an advertising item for company promotions, the calendar is also printed without advertising for individual purchase and for school and club fundraisers. Wolf Products is accepting orders for the 2008 scenic calendars now.