A celebrated figure in the art world, Anne continues to captivate audiences with her evocative seascapes and landscapes, which embody both tranquility and profound emotion. Drawing inspiration from her own life experiences and the natural world around her, Packard's paintings invite viewers on a reflective journey.

Painting the past through a nostalgic lens, Beth has studied painting at the museum schools at the DeCordova, in Lincoln, MA and at the Boston Museum of Fine Arts. She has a BA and MA from Boston College and, for a number of years, taught writing and literature there. Beth now lives in Newbury, Massachusetts and is grateful to be able to paint in her new studio there, overlooking the Great Marsh.

Though he started out using pen and ink, Ken's discovery of the oil on canvas medium lead him to pursue a career as a boat portraitist. As his skill with the new medium developed, the boats themselves began to feature less and less prominently in his work, with the focus turning towards the sea itself.

Over 30 years Taylor has worked on a wide variety of projects. Taylor has concentrated on illustration assignments for national corporate & publishing clients and museums. Taylor has created paintings for the National Law Enforcement Officers’ Memorial & the U.S. Navy Memorial, artwork for several Broadway plays include the Tony-nominated ‘Having Our Say’ & a Neil Simon play.

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