Official Military Art & Artist Todd Krasovetz

"OFFICIAL MILITARY ART" is just that! Military Generals, Officers, Admirals, Commanders, CMC's, you name it, Military & Government official's who have made it a personal mission to commission artist to provide to their people & families original art that symbolizes STRENGTH, BROTHERHOOD & PATRIOTISM. Official Military Art is the only place you can collect the finest fine art paintings, limited edition prints, hand painted giclee prints, military posters, war art, 911 and military sculptures by world famous military artists. The artists featured here are commissioned by all branches of the Armed Forces. The military art showcased are all original, gallery quality, works of art! All of the art are commissioned pieces and are on permanent display at various Navy, Army, Marine Corps, Air Force Bases and Medical and Veterans Hospitals throughout the United States.

Internationally renowned Military Artist, Todd Krasovetz is the industry leader of military art and is one of the featured artist with Official Military Art. His outstanding portfolio reflects over 10 years experience providing commissioned pieces to all branches of the armed forces with original artwork installations. Our company has a unique design process; providing innovative ideas to the military. If you are remodeling your office or in the process of building a new space, we are experts and can to turn that space into a meaningful, visual statement of Brotherhood and Patriotism while increasing moral all at the same time.

We are experts at developing custom military artwork, including training, battlefield and war scenes, Medal Of Honor, Purple Heart and artwork reflecting war time heroes of the past and present. Also offered are pre-existing framed art installations featuring original military paintings and prints from a variety of different famous military artists, resulting in remarkable client satisfaction. Our client list includes the Dept of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, Veterans Museums and other State and Federal agencies. We are here to customize your space and make it an expression of your taste, so just ask and we will work with you - we also offer large scale murals, sculptures, and much more! Official Military Art and Artist Todd Krasovetz is often commissioned by family members to produce original art of the fallen to commemorate those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Thank you for serving and visiting our website!

OUR MISSION:

The mission of Artist Todd Krasovetz is to provide exquisite, meaningful Fine Art to collectors, museums and installations around the world. His personal goal is to serve diverse audiences through the interpretation, collection, and exhibition of art created since 1988.

FINE ART PORTAL:

Welcome to our Fine Art Portal!! Here you can shop for gallery quality Fine Art and Fine Art Oil Paintings, Portraits and Prints, Abstract Art and Military Art by artist Todd Krasovetz.

MILITARY ART PRODUCTS & SERVICES:

Official Military Art is the only place you can collect the finest in fine art paintings, limited edition prints, hand painted giclee prints, military posters, war art, 911 and military sculptures by world famous military artists. The artists featured here are commissioned by all branches of the Armed Forces and the art is installed by in various military installations around the world. The military art showcased here are all original, gallery quality, works of art commissioned by those leaders who have made it a personal mission to commission military artist to provide to their people & families original art that symbolizes STRENGTH, BROTHERHOOD & PATRIOTISM. All of the art showcased at Official Military Art are custom, commissioned original pieces and are on permanent display at various Navy, Army, Marine Corps, Air Force Bases and Medical and Veterans Hospitals throughout the United States.

We are experts at developing custom military artwork, including training, battlefield and war scenes, Medal Of Honor, Purple Heart and artwork reflecting war time heroes of the past and present. Also offered are pre-existing framed art installations featuring original military paintings and prints from a variety of different famous military artists, resulting in remarkable client satisfaction. Our client list includes the Dept of the Navy, Army, Air Force, Marines, Veterans Museums and other State and Federal agencies. We are here to customize your space and make it an expression of your taste, so just ask and we will work with you - we also offer large scale murals, sculptures, and much more!

Official Military Art and Artist Todd Krasovetz is often commissioned by Military Generals, Officers, Admirals, Commanders, CMC's, you name it, Military & Government official's as well as family members to produce original art of the fallen (Medal of Honor & Purple Heart reciptiants) to commemorate those who have made the ultimate sacrifice. Need the Perfect Gift for Retirement? Here you can find Military Art Prints, Medal OF Honor Art Commissions & Portraits, Navy Art, Army Art, Marine Art, Navy Corpsman Art, Army Art and Military Gifts.


Artist Bio

As a working professional, Artist Todd Krasovetz has been producing gallery quality fine art of over 15 years. He has been commissioned numerious times by all branches of the armed forces, including the Army, Navy Air Force, Marines and many more government and state entities. His work is know as "Wings of Hope" painting and print series is extremly popular and is widely recognized throughout the military community. His work depicts spiritual elements like angel wings on many of the subjects he paints.

What is "Wings Of Hope"

Wings OF Hope is the name of the first original oil painting in a series of military art paintings commissioned by the Marine Corps and the Command at the Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton, CA . At present there are a total of 4 paintings that now hang on permanent display at various Marine and Navy bases throughout the US but most can be found in southern California. These art paintings have become very popular within both the military, there families and the general population. In July of 2001, I was first commissioned by the Command at the Naval Hospital, Camp Pendleton where the 9' x 8 ' foot oil painting titled wings of hope now hang. Wings of Hope military art painting series proudly commemorates the sacrifices of all of those who serve throughout all branches of the armed forces worldwide.

Articles and Publications:

May 10, 2011: Patch Magazine: Vista, CA
September 2010: Documentary: Artist Todd Krasovetz, San Marcos University, San Marcos, CA
January 2010: 2nd Bn 1st Marines Newspaper: Washington, DC
November 11 2009 : The Examiner Magazine: San Diego, CA
November 17, 2004: Branch Medical Clinic News. Bridgeport, CA
October 19th 2004: The Navy Times: Bridgeport, CA
October 07, 2004: Branch Medical Clinic Newspaper. Bridgeport, CA
July 11, 2004 : The Leatherneck Magazine, San Diego, CA
July 11, 2004: Union Tribune News Paper, San Diego, CA
June 23, 2003: Borderland News: El Paso, TX
June 5 2003: The Monitor Newspaper: El Paso, TX
December 26, 2001: North County Times: First Night, Escondido, CA
December 30, 2001: North County Times: First Night, Escondido, CA
December 5, 2002: NMSU News: Intimate reflection, Las Cruces, NM
September 1, 2002: North County Times: Sept. 11: San Diego, CA
October 22, 2001: North County Times: Oceanside, CA


Exhibitions and Representation:

2011-Present: DAS architects and Interiors, PA
2011-Present: MDC Wallcoverings, Chicago, IL
2011-Present: Agora Gallery, New York, NY
2010-Present: United States Air Force: Cannon, NM
2006-2011: Hallmark Gallery, La Jolla, CA
2002-Present: Air Defense Museum, El Paso, TX
2002: New Mexico State University Gallery, Las Cruces, NM
2002: NMSU News: Intimate reflection, Las Cruces, NM 1999-2001 Giddings Inc, Dallas, TX
1999-2001: David Southerland Galleries, Dallas, TX
1999-2001 Universal Artz: Dallas, TX


Permanent Military and Government Commissions/Installations:

USNS Mercy: San Diego, CA: Wings of HopeNaval Hospital Camp Pendleton: New American Pride
MCRD Museum Historical Society- Command Museum: Title: Savior in a Storm
Branch Medical Clinic Newspaper. Bridgeport, CA: R. DeWert Medal Of Honor Portrait
Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton: Title: Wings of Hope
Cannon, AFB: "Superior Support Fine Art Installation" Cannon, NM


Museum Representation:

San Diego Veterans Museum: 2009 - present


More About Todd Krasovetz:

A professional painter for more than 16 years, did his former art study at the El Paso Community College and went on tho graduate with a BFA from New Mexico State University.

" When I paint I try to capture the essence of the subject. I want the painting to have a heart and soul. When the public and anyone in the military views my paintings, I want them to see and feel what I was feeling when I painted the artwork,” he says. Emmitt Smith, a former Dallas Cowboy running back, and Michael Jordan, a former Chicago Bull guard, are among his earlier paintings.

The original painting “Wings of Hope” is in the Naval Hospital at Camp Pendleton, Calif. It is a limited edition of 5,000 prints. The original was unveiled Sept. 21, 2001, to mark the 11th annual commemoration of POW/MIA (Prisoner of War/ Missing in Action). Wings OF Hope is a Military Art painting and print series for servicemen, women and families. The painting depicts a fallen service member carrying his weapon being pulled to safety by a medical corpsman. “When I began this painting in March 2001, I didn’t know that this painting would be so appropriate for today, especially after 9/11 and Operations Noble Eagle, Enduring Freedom, and Iraqi Freedom,” Krasovetz said. “Wings of Hope” symbolizes the strength and brotherhood of the services. Even though, the models were from the U.S. Navy, they can represent any member of the armed forces. Soldiers, airmen, sailors, and Marines risk their lives in the protection of freedom and to save their fellow service members.

The painting was completed shortly before 9/11. His brother Scott was the inspiration for the “Wings of Hope.” Scott has been a Navy corpsman for more than seven years now. Recently, Krasovetz donated a copy of “Wings of Hope” to Garland D. Nichols, a Army nurse. She says that the "Wings Of Hope" military art painting expresses so much of what military doctors, nurses and medics do on the battlefield in taking care of soldiers. Even though “Wings of Hope” dates before Operation Iraqi Freedom it is so appropriate in showing the sacrifices of the AMEDD (Army Medical Department) service men and women. They unselfishly put themselves in harms way to save a fellow service member in combat “I thought it would be selfish of me to keep the “Wings of Hope” painting in my home. I decided to donate it to the Beaumont Department of Nursing in honor of Nurses Week – May 6-12,” she says. “

I want all members of the Beaumont staff to enjoy and appreciate the meaning of the painting as I do.” Continuing, Garland says that the painting also goes with this year’s theme for Nurses Week: Lifting Spirits, Touching Lives.“This painting is a reflection of what soldiers think of ‘combat medics.’” They are angels who place themselves in Harms Way to recover those who are wounded in battle, says Capt. Marvetta M. Walker, RN, Beaumont interim deputy chief of staff. The medic’s quick reaction on the battlefield begins the recovery process for this wounded soldier.” It is touching to see a soldier provide care to a fellow soldier on the battlefield. Krasovetz says that the painting is very appropriate for Beaumont because wounded and sick soldiers are evacuated here from various missions for further treatment and recovery. His next painting “Savior in a Storm” will be unveiled at Camp Pendleton in June.Wings of Hope honors all service men and women worldwide in all branched of the military in any country worldwide.

 

Above: Wings Of Hope: Naval Hospital Camp Pendleton,CA 2001

 

1 October 2004: Bridgeport CA - Artist Todd Krasovetz unveils a painting of U.S. Navy Hospital Corpsman Richard D. De Wert at the Bridgeport Medical Clinic dedication ceremony. De Wert was awarded the Medal of Honor posthumously for his life-saving actions that caused him to be wounded and killed during World War II. The painting will hang in the clinic’s patient waiting area.

Above: Medal Of Honor: Richard DeWert

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