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“Fruit and Green Pitcher” © Rebecca
Margolese-Malin
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Name: Rebecca Margolese-Malin
Bio: Rebecca Margolese-Malin of Chapel Hill, North Carolina, gradated with a B.A. in Art History from UC Berkeley and an
M.A. in Art History from UC Santa Barbara. When she moved to North Carolina a meeting with Lindesay Harkness turned into a
student/teacher relationship that inspired Rebecca to open her own atelier where
she teaches the techniques learned from Harkness which can be traced back to
members of the Boston School of American Impressionism and earlier. Rebecca has
been showing her work and winning awards since 199, including an Honorary Mention in the 2010 Pastel 100. She is a member of the Pastel
Society of North Carolina.
Medium: Pastel
Subjects: Portraits; Still
life.
Style: Representational.
Rebecca says “When selecting objects for a still life, I am drawn to those
forms that have delicate passages of half tones emerging from the light and
fading into shadow. The light effect gives these objects an intrinsic beauty,
whether they are natural or man-made. I find the same qualities in the human
face and approach portraiture with the same fascination. My goal is to create a
portrait that exists as a painting as well as a likeness.”
Navigation:
Website seems not to have been updated since 2007. Links remain available at
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Gallery:
Portraits; Still Life; Drawings
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Fruit and Green Pitcher is 25 x 19.5
ins.
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