The art of Donna Summer (1948-2012) is a fusion of light, color and sound. It reflects her lifelong ability to see people in terms of music and to find harmony and balance within each person she portrays. Considered the voice that ignited the disco generation, Donna Summer has been an enormously popular and enduring performer and recording artist for more than a quarter of a century. She is an internationally known singer-songwriter who has earned five Grammy Awards, four number one songs, eleven gold albums, twelve gold singles, and two platinum singles. In addition, Summer has scored three consecutive platinum number one "double albums" being the only solo artist, male or female, ever to have accomplished this major milestone. Summer has painted for many years, but her initial exhibition of lithographs took place in 1989 at New York Art Expo. Working with world-renowned artisan Jean Pierre Remond, she created fine art lithographs at the American Atelier in Manhattan. These signed and numbered lithographs were exhibited in one-person exhibitions in Atlantic City, San Diego, New York, Chicago, Beverly Hills and Bal Harbor, Florida from 1990 to 1992.