The challenge for an impressionist painter is to capture the essence of the moment—the atmosphere created by color and light.
Doris Spires is mostly self-taught, though she has sought well-known teachers in William Earle, Ted Goerschner, Marian Steel and Raymond Froman, working with William Earle for 12 years.
Her current works reflect a lifelong journey to the present: an innate talent for draftsmanship since childhood: her training as a professional interior designer honed a skil (showing 500 of 1141 characters). |
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