Mary Vickers Limited Edition Mixed Media Lithograph:"Vanities"
Artist: Mary Vickers
Title: Vanities
Size: 30 x 40"
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited
Medium: Limited Edition Mixed Media Lithograph
About the Artist: Mary Vickers was born and raised in a small village justoutside London, England. Her earlier training made evidenther predilection toward art. She immediately exhibited anextraordinary talent for capturing the many moods andemotions of the human figure. Mary's formal art studieswere at the St. Martine School of Art where she worked underthe best artists of the time, as well as frequenting theworld famous London museums and galleries.The aura of love that permeates the paintings of MaryVickers is the most prominent characteristic of her work. There is no mystique, no use of gimmicks or tricks, just asimple direct statement. Whether the subject is children,sweethearts, or mother and offspring, there is a tendernessand purity of love that exudes from the paintings andembraces the viewer with soul-searching tenderness. Thisexplains the overwhelming reception her paintings invariablyreceive from the critics and art-oriented public.
Title: Vanities
Size: 30 x 40"
Edition: Artist Signed and Numbered Limited
Medium: Limited Edition Mixed Media Lithograph
About the Artist: Mary Vickers was born and raised in a small village justoutside London, England. Her earlier training made evidenther predilection toward art. She immediately exhibited anextraordinary talent for capturing the many moods andemotions of the human figure. Mary's formal art studieswere at the St. Martine School of Art where she worked underthe best artists of the time, as well as frequenting theworld famous London museums and galleries.The aura of love that permeates the paintings of MaryVickers is the most prominent characteristic of her work. There is no mystique, no use of gimmicks or tricks, just asimple direct statement. Whether the subject is children,sweethearts, or mother and offspring, there is a tendernessand purity of love that exudes from the paintings andembraces the viewer with soul-searching tenderness. Thisexplains the overwhelming reception her paintings invariablyreceive from the critics and art-oriented public.
