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KATHLEEN DUNPHY PAINTER
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The End of the Day
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A Late Spring
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North Pasture
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Alpine Emerald
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Fly Fishing
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Not Now,Boys
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October's Colors
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Morning Calm
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Up The Coast To Sand Beach
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Autumn in Maine
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Calm Waters
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Big Red
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Acadia Birch
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Not Quite Dawn
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Bright and Sunny
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Misty Morning
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Summer in the Mountains
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Washed Clean
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Forest Cathedral
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Canon River Snow
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Heritage Farm
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Among the Aspens
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September Dusk
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Sun and Water
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Morning Shine
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Evening Tide
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Study for Tumbling
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Late Afternoon
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Tumbling Down
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Kathleen Dunphy
In the mid-1990s, Kathleen Dunphy started her
art career by displaying colored-pencil dog
portraits in coffee shops and veterinary clinics
in Eagle River, Alaska. Little did she know that
less than a dozen years later, she would be a
highly acclaimed oil painter, exhibiting her work
in galleries across the United States and
garnering awards from some of the top art
competitions in the country. Kathleens rapid
success in the competitive art world was
predicted when American Artist Magazine
recognized her as one of the Top Ten Emerging
Artists in 1998. She is one of those rare people
who have true passion, dedication, and a gift for
transposing natures beauty to the
canvas.Kathleens early art education included
workshops by Kevin MacPherson and Dan Gerhartz.
In 2000, Kathleen was awarded a full scholarship
at the prestigious Academy of Art College in San
Francisco, where she was mentored by artists such
as Craig Nelson and Brian Blood. She maintains
strong ties to the Academy, where she has been
offered a faculty appointment and participates in
the annual Alumni Auction. Further study with
Scott Christensen and T. Allen Lawson helped hone
her skills and refine her own unique style of
painting.
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In 2003, Kathleen designed and built her own
studio in the Sierra Nevada foothills of northern
California, where the pristine setting of her new
home provides endless inspiration for her work.
Kathleens landscape paintings can now be found
in galleries from coast to coast, and in 2009,
she exhibited her 10th solo show. Her honors and
considerable and include important juried shows
in California, Texas, Georgia, Arizona, and
Maine Best of Show from The American
Impressionist Society an Award of Excellence
from the Oil Painters of America five California
Art Club Gold Medal Shows six magazine articles,
including being featured in Southwest Art's Plein
Air issue in 2009 the Federal Duck Stamp
Competition Birds in Art Arts for the Parks
Grand Prize at the Acadia Invitational Exhibition
in Bar Harbor, Maine and many others. In just
twelve years, she has earned an impressive and
growing reputation with galleries, private
collectors, and art magazines across the United
States. In the spirit of passing on the gifts
of her artistic abilities, Kathleen began
teaching in 2005 and is a much sought-after
workshop instructor. Her engaging style of
teaching and one-on-one instruction garners high
accolades from her student artists. She has also
served as a judge for several art competitions.
While her current passion is still to paint
nature every day and produce a limited number of
high quality paintings, she is now working on a
book about her process of developing a work of
art from field study to finished studio painting
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T H E E N D
September02,2009
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