Betty Lofthus
This artist lets nature be her guide, but it doesn't stop there. Her paintings are colorful, peaceful, and soulful. She
uses knife and brush. For 30 years she painted in the New Mexico sun, using oil, acrylic, watercolor and casein
as media.
"My art education started at Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C. I walked by every night after work at the Navy
Dept. so I could gaze at "Niagara Falls" by Frederick Edwin Church. Hudson Valley artists still have my attention
and admiration. Colors in a sunrise and/or sunset still urge me to paint.
This artist lets nature be her guide, but it doesn't stop there. Her paintings are colorful, peaceful, and soulful. She
uses knife and brush. For 30 years she painted in the New Mexico sun, using oil, acrylic, watercolor and casein
as media.
"My art education started at Corcoran Gallery in Washington, D.C. I walked by every night after work at the Navy
Dept. so I could gaze at "Niagara Falls" by Frederick Edwin Church. Hudson Valley artists still have my attention
and admiration. Colors in a sunrise and/or sunset still urge me to paint.
Kowloon Harbor, 11 x 13, watercolor
Dream Canyon, 16 x 20, oil
Enchantment, oil
Mallards, 16 x 20, oil
Grand Canyon, 16 x 20, oil
Light In The Forest, 24 x 36, oil on Belgian
linen
linen
Donaldson's Landing, 24 x 30, oil
on Belgian linen
on Belgian linen
