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Oregon
Art Beat - Margret has been featured
on three program segments:
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| American
Women
Artists |
The
Copley Society |
| Art
Now Gallery Guide |
PainterGallery.com |
| Salmagundi
Art Club |
The
Lawrence Gallery |
| Portland
Art Museum |
RobertGenn.com |
| Oil
Painters of America |
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Article: Art Now Internet
Art Directory, May 2000, Margret
E. Short, Opa Old World Elegance
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Article: Southwest
Art Magazine Artists
to Watch, May, 2000, Margret
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Article: Southwest
Art Magazine Milestones, November 1998, Recognition,
Margret E. Short
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"To view
Short's work is comparable to viewing a 17th
century painting at the National Gallery of Art
in Washington, D.C. Short is an Old World Master
living in contemporary times. She is a painter
of chiaroscuro with her canvas possessing almost
imperceptible gradations of light and dark. Short's
work is inspired both by objects from her studio
and world treasures collected from her travels,
which extends her still-life genre in a sensitive
and compelling manner."
Donna Hand-Lee
President Art Works Consulting
artwork1@ix.netcom.com
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"Margret
Short is a painter of light. Her style, though
deeply rooted in the traditions of the Renaissance,
has a fresh and gestural quality that transcends
time and space.
Prelude - the 1998
Salmagundi Club Award winner at New York's presitgious
Salmagundi Club Exhibition, boldly transports the
viewer into the world of the painting, while its
freshness breathes "life" into its subject.
It should truly be considered a masterwork."
Robert Joki
Director, The Sovereign Collection
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"Margret Short's still lifes
radiate light with the wonderful color and drama
of an American artist so skilled in the European
tradition..."
Thomas Augustine
Stepping Out art buyers magazine
#34, 1995
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