Peggy Montano creates oil
paintings in an impressionistic style. She is inspired by
the California Impressionistic artists who were active in
the early twentieth century in America.
Peggy has studied with several
teachers and continues to study locally and nationally but
her methods are largely self-taught. She likes to abstract
the landscape or cityscape in color not trying to paint in a
photo-realistic way.
Her paintings have been included in
many juried shows and are part of private and corporate
collections.
Peggy is a member of the Oil Painters of America, The American Impressionist Society, The Huntsville Art League and the Alabama Pastel Society.
Peggy's painting "The Red Umbrella" was recently juried
into the latest online exhibition sponsored by
www.artjury.com.
See the painting here on her website and read the
critique from the AJAS staff.
This is the critique from artjury.com on acceptance
of the "The Red Umbrella"
"The Red Umbrella: Absolutely lovely
in every technical & emotional way. Unexpected use of
color that is fresh and original. The street begs to be
found and investigated. Accepted.
It
is signed: All the Best,
The AJAS staff"
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