Margaret Huddy's watercolors are filled with light and marked by luminous
surfaces and magnificent structures or objects of nature. Relating to the
impressionist painters, she is moved and inspired by daylight. Focusing
on architectural landmarks, her paintings depict monuments and centers of
governments. In her poetic transcription of appearances, Huddy invites us
to contemplate light as a compelling metaphor for life's meaning and
beauty.
Her work has been shown in numerous museums and art spaces
throughout the country including the Butler Institute of American Art,
Youngstown, Ohio. Huddy's watercolors have also been featured in several
publications.
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