Daniel E. Greene’s works can be found in more than 500 public collections, including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Smithsonian Institution and the White House. In 1995 received the American Society of Portrait Artists’ John Singer Sargent award and in 2001 was named a gold medalist by the Portrait Society of America. Daniel E. Greene answers “ Why these brushes?”

“The shape of the Silver Renaissance Cats Tongue makes this red sable a perfect cross between a round, bright and flat. It allows me particular control for details. The Grand Prix Filberts combines flats, brights and rounds. Old Masters used rounds, but the filberts combine best features of both rounds and flats. I recommend filberts over any other shape.”