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Snowfall at Sugartown

"Snowfall at Sugartown" by Artist: Wendy Scheirer

Wendy Scheirer

About the 2009 Featured Artist: Wendy Scheirer

 

As a watercolorist, Chester County resident Wendy Scheirer exhibits a love of color, drawing, and the fluid quality of the medium in her paintings. With a BFA in Graphic Design, Wendy began her professional career working as the Holiday Line Planner for American Greetings Corporation in Cleveland, Ohio, where she advanced to art director before she left to raise her family.

Since 1981, she has enjoyed teaching students of all levels in classes at many local art centers including Darlington Fine Arts Center, Community Art Center, and both Chester County Art Association and Wayne Art Center, where she currently teaches. She also teaches at Immaculata and West Chester Universities.

 Scheirer has exhibited widely, winning awards in the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, the Philadelphia Water Color Society, and many juried watercolor exhibitions. She has achieved signature status in the Pennsylvania Watercolor Society, Baltimore Watercolor Society, and the Philadelphia Water Color Society, for which she serves on the board.

 In the act of painting, Wendy discovers the joy of seeing light and color and strives to express that with fluid abandon, controlled by carefully observed drawing. She hopes to share her joy in painting with viewers who bring their own observations and vision to the work.

  

 

 

         

About the 2009 artwork

In the watercolor “Snowfall at Sugartown,” especially created for The Arc’s 2009 Art Season, Wendy captures the peaceful beauty of a Chester County winter landscape and the integrity of the William Garrett House. Currently owned and operated by Historic Sugartown, Inc., the Garrett House was originally located on the West Branch of Crum Creek. It was moved into the village of Sugartown, a restored crossroads village in Willistown Township, and has been meticulously transformed back to its 1805 appearance, when the young William Garrett, his wife, and their three children resided there.











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