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The artwork in the collection of this law firm is stylistically diverse to best suit the tastes of the clientele. Each piece, or in the case of conference rooms, each group of pieces, is carefully selected to play well against the post-modern architectural elements.

The stair in the main lobby is the central focus of the space. The 12' x 14' painting by Pierre Dardignac can be seen in whole or in part from most areas in the first floor lobby, as well as from the core of the second floor. One has the impression of actually walking into this abstract landscape when ascending the stairs.

In their size and subject matter, these Japanese ukiyo-e (woodblock prints) relate to the personal scale of this conference room.

The antique, parchment indenture papers with interesting wax seals and ribbons are used in the larger, lower level conference room. These inexpensive, yet antique legal documents reflect some of the firm's activities.