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Artist Statement:
Diana Kirsten Gibson is a
painter of the traditional
manner. Ms. Gibson began to
study oil painting at the
Ridgewood Art Institute in
1997 with internationally
known artist and teacher, John
Phillip Osborne.
In the pursuit of excellence,
many long hours are applied to
the study of fine painting.
Whether it is inside a
north-lit studio or outside on
location, time is dedicated to
the comprehension of the
various effects and moods of
nature. Studying directly from
nature, Diana has a goal to
recreate life on canvas by
focusing upon capturing
prismatic light and
atmospheric effects. Landscape
studies are conducted in
Europe, Canada the Caribbean
and extensively throughout New
Jersey and Texas. The artist
paints various subjects
including landscapes,
portraits, and still life.
The artist has been accepted
into such prestigious shows as
the American Artists
Professional League, NYC;
Hudson Valley Art Association,
NYC; Ringwood Manor
Association of Arts, NJ;
Audubon Artists, NYC; Allied
Artists of America, NYC, etc.
Awards received include second
place in oils 2000, first
place in oils 2001, Grumbacher
Gold Medal 2003 and Best of
Show 2005 from the Ringwood
Manor Arts Association.
Several galleries represent
her work. She is the founder
of the Plein ...
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Artist Galleries:
Burnt Mills Galleries,
Berndardsville, NJ
J&W Gallery, New Hope, PA...
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