As today knocks on the door, the opportunity to invest in what the world's leading investment experts call

"one of the best places to put your money in today's changing market" is being offered to you by the Frank Kulon Studio in New York.

The fine art oil paintings of this Polish-born artist is recognized as unique and enduring by ever growing number of experts.

His art will be known world-wide for both its thunderous emotional impact and its complex expression of the human soul.
During his twenty years in America, Mr. Kulon has been able to develop a unique, sensitive style of painting that is intrinsically  bound to his immigrant experience.

This work is of a quite rare quality, which will surely only increase in value over the years.  

Hence, for those who simply like the artist's work it is a good investment; for those trying to outwit the market, it is the opportunity of a lifetime.

Over the years, Frank has become a celebrity in Catskills, his place of residency, not only through his art, but also for his role in fighting abusive public and court officials.

Many of his paintings depicting the likenesses of some of these officials (being involved in extracurricular activities unseen even by The Oval Office)

are the subject of a long struggle and pending law suits between the parties.

Coincidently (or not), during the last years of the fight, the following figures of the Sullivan County were ousted from their high-stool positions:

 

Justice Anthony T. Kane - publicly removed from the Supreme Court  of  Monticello / NY.
Justice Jeffrey S. Altbach - publicly removed from Liberty Town Court  / NY

District Attorney Stephen Lungen - publicly removed from Office of  Monticello / NY.

D.A.5th Asst. Karen Mannino - publicly removed from District Attorney's Office of  Monticello / NY.

 

The prevalent issues that caused their dismissal were: judicial corruption; abuse of power; and denial of constitutional rights! 

Be on a lookout for a book and, possibly, a movie on the subject.
Of course, there are other subjects of Frank's paintings, which you may prefer over his work related to his crusade for civil rights. 

You can see samples of his breathtaking work and experience a quite emotional ride by connecting to his website: http://www.coolon.net. .