Cecilia Henle is a fine artist who paints in oils, pastels, and watercolor in a range of styles from realist to abstract. She is currently working part time as art sales liasons to art buyers and web galleries in addition to her studio work on commissioned artworks and works for her galleries and publisher.

Henle's pastels and prints have been exhibited and collected across the United States and Europe for almost twenty years. Her pastels are known for their rich textures and stories depicting ancient rock and cave art from Europe to the Americas. Her watercolors are highly developed studies in color, light and pattern, across a range of subjects including florals and figurative compositions. National Geographic publisher, Hampton Brown has recently published "Aurochs and Deer" in one of their books on art.

Her studies and artistic exploration of the styles and meanings of both European and Native American primitive art led to a deep respect and appreciation for man's ancient artistic beginnings.

From primitive human cave paintings to American petroglyph and pictograph imagery, there is left a visual legacy of mans first attempts to explain the mysterious universe, to evoke and control the powers of nature, and record events. We certainly owe a debt of gratitude and appreciation to our ancient ancestors for making these marks for the first time, it was the beginning of all art!