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An example of work by Helen L. March
Artwork images are copyright of the artist or assignee
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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
| It has been said of Helen March's portraits that they convey a certain elusive quality that touches the heart of each admirer. The look may be pensive, alluring, flirtatious, innocent or commanding.
Helen has won many awards for work in both oil and pastel. She was selected as one of America's leading one hundred portrait artists from over ten thousand entries by Artist Magazine in 1989. She has been a student of portraiture all of her life by attending art seminars and visiting art museums around the world.
After graduating from Kent State University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Art Education, Helen taught in the Ohio public school system for four years. As she married and had her children, Helen continued her portrait training and used her children as models. She further practiced the art of portraiture by doing pastel sketches and paintings, for customers at Marshall Fields, Madigans, and the Lincolnshire Marriott Resort. This training enabled her to become a more confident and capable artist.
She prides herself on never having had a portrait refused by the client. Her last-known address was Alington Heights, Illinois.
Written and submitted March 2004 by John Couch.
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