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| On Artist Ellen Whitman | |||||||||||||||||||||
| Ellen Whitman is a professional artist and art instructor who has attained national recognition for her portraits of individuals and oil paintings of wildlife. In a subtle, yet uniquely vibrant style. Ellen's work displays the inner glow of the chosen subjects. The study of light, shadows, life, and sensitivity within and surrounding the forms reveals the soul of the subject for the viewer to behold. Many of her paintings and sculptures are dedicated to the celebration of young life in the human and animal kingdoms. Ellen's approach to painting is to study light within the form through lumination - her portraits, landscapes, still lifes, and wildlife all capture elusive emotions and stir the imagination while demonstrating the power of spirituality in art. | Ellen has participated in the Grand National Exhibition of the Professional Artist's League, Salmagundi Club of New York City since 1986; is an exhibiting member of the North Shore Arts Association of Gloucester, Massachusetts; has won many 'Best of Show' and is listed in the Encyclopedia of Living Artists, 1992. Her oil painting, Children of Many Lands, is on permanent exhibit at the Massachusetts State House. This composition depicts the faces of children representing various ethnic backgrounds, was reproduced in a pamphlet and as 48" by 60" three-dimensional shadowboxes placed in public locations in support of the Massachusetts Foster Child Program since 1984. | ||||||||||||||||||||
| Ellen Whitman Exeter, New Hampshire |
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