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Margaret Huddy's luminous realistic
watercolors have captured the play of light on land and cityscapes.
Painting a subject, such an antebellum sycamore tree in the
varied light from dawn to dusk helps her study the effects
of light. Years of experience working en plein air enable
her to capture the quality of light she desires when back
in the studio.
This award winning watercolor painter
was born in Philadelphia and studied there at the University
of the Arts and the Moore College of Art. She currently resides
in Mc Lean, Virginia and maintains a studio in the Torpedo
Factory Art Center in Alexandria, Virginia where she has welcomed
the public and shown her work for the past 27 years.
Huddy's work has been included in many
group and solo exhibitions including The Carnegie Museum,
Oxnard, CA, The Chrysler Museum, Norfolk, VA, The Butler Institute
of American Art Annual, Youngstown, OH, Watercolor USA, Springfield,
MO to name but a few. Her paintings can be found in public
and private collections in the USA and abroad. She is a signature,
award winning member of The American Watercolor Society, The
National Watercolor Society and The Watercolor USA Honor Society.
Ms. Huddy is listed in Who's Who in American
Art and Who's Who in American Women. Articles about her work
have been reproduced in Watercolor Magic, Artist's Magazine,
The Artist's Sketchbook and Watercolor 95 and 94/ American
Artist and Color/ American Artist. Her paintings are featured
in Splash 5, The Glory of Color and The Best of Watercolor
by Rockville Press. She has been Artist in Residence at Glacier
National Park, Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore and
the City of Dinan, France. In 2007 she was asked by the National
Park Service to paint an image of the White House on an ornament
for the White House Christmas tree.
The prices of her paintings range from
$100 to $10,000.
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