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Judith
Gebhard Smith |
Judith classifies herself primarily as an expressionist. She has spent many years as a printmaker, five years developing neon sculptures, and finally, for the last eight years, finding her niche as a pastellist. Much of her imagery focuses on crows and ravens. Additional Biographical Information. |
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Style:
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Generally expressionistic |
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Media:
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Primarily pastel (sometimes original lithographs as well as pen and ink) |
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Preferred
species:
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Corvidae I have seen in the wild. |
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Preferred
geographic region:
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[None] since crows and ravens are widespread, but they lend themselves particularly well to a northwest USA backdrop. |
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Preferred
use of earlier or new work:
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Either |
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See also:
electronic media: |
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published
images:
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2001
Birds in Art Catalogue, Leigh Yawkey Museum, Wassau, WI |
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