"TEMECULA VINEYARD"

Pastel, Charcoal & Graphite on Paper / Signed Lower Right

Housed in a giltwood cap frame with linen liner and gilt fillet

Norwood Creech is the third generation in a family of female painters,

each well schooled in the classical traditions in both painting and drawing.

Norwood's distinctive approach combines the best of these classical aspects

with a contemporary spirit of energy and brevity.

Consistent in Norwood's work is a spirited, free and searching line.

so prominent throughout this work.

Her unique line-work was recognized and encouraged in her studies with both

California painter Wayne Thiebaud, and Arkansas printmaker Evan Lindquist.

It was Thiebaud who, in 1993, introduced Norwood to

the work of Alberto Giacometti, citing a similar characteristic of line.

Norwood is most known for her landscape paintings of the Arkansas Delta,

with many one-woman exhibitions in Eastern Arkansas regional museums and galleries.

She has also been featured in many regional newspaper and magazine articles.

Norwood has exhibited in Tennessee, Arizona, New Mexico and California.

She lived and worked in Southern California from 1987 to 1992,

where, at varioius times, she served as Assistant to Director of Education, Laguna Art Museum,

and Outreach Educator at the Bowers Museum, Santa Ana.

As well, she was a charter member Laguna Outreach Community Artists (LOCA).

In 1999, she was granted a residency

at Dorland Mountain Artist Colony in Southern California,

where she returned to paint,

including the Temecula vineyards depicted here.

Image Size : 33.25" High x 35.25" Wide

Framed Size : 43.5" High x 44.75" Wide

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