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ABOUT THE ARTIST
Lynne Digby was born in England and has been involved with the visual arts all her life.
Early in her career she was exclusively apprenticed to Harold Town, the internationally known abstract-expressionist who died in 1990. He considered her talent valuable enough to spend his time teaching and encouraging her in the development of her own unique styles.
The artist has studied in England, Canada, Switzerland and Mexico. Proficient in oil and water media, she paints realism with the same sureness she brings to her expressionistic pieces.
Ms Digby has won numerous awards, and her works are included in corporate and private collections. She is an exhibiting member of the Garrison Art Center, Garrison, N.Y. Woodstock Artist’s Association & Museum, Woodstock,N.Y. and is represented by: The Flying Pig Gallery, Sussex, N.J. She is also represented by: Art South, Inc.,Philadelphia, Artist’s Space, Manhattan, N.Y. Ms. Digby is also listed in “Who’s Who in American Art.”
The artist’s work can be viewed on the web at:
www.lynnedigby.com artrentandlease.com Artistsspace.org
Garrisonartcenter.org and Art4business.com
Artist's statement
On our unique and beautiful planet, no two trees are alike, no dawn or sunset ever the same. I try to capture the spirit of these images . . . try to arrest it on canvas and paper.
A common thread of my painting is color. In whatever medium I am painting, color is always important to me. Sometimes it collaborates in delicious unexpected ways, and sometimes I must search for subtle combinations with much patience.
But what is color without light? Whether it’s soft and misty, bright sunlight on water, or pale cold moonlight, it weaves enchantment and is a constant fascination for this artist.