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I paint landscapes in oil. I like to paint Plein Air (on location from life) And also paint larger studio pieces based on my plein air studies & photographs I take while traveling. I paint in a contemporary Impressionist manner, not trying to achieve a realistic copy of nature, but interpret the feeling of the scene, so the viewer can experience the feeling of the time & place that I felt upon first viewing the site.
I also paint architectural scenes & garden compositions. I am actually painting light effects, the effect of sun & shadow on the subject. The underlying theme is the peaceful experience of nature & sunlight.
The paintings aspire to be a place to rest & contemplate & open a window to the beauty of nature.
My background is Boston University School of fine Art & independent study with several master painters; Thomas Leighton, Henry Hensche, Dwayne Wakeham, Ned Mueller, etc. I have taught in the schools for many years, currently teaching at CSM Community Education & have shown in many galleries & juried shows such as Saratoga & Los Altos Rotary Fine Art Shows.

CHAMBERLIN LYDIA GIFFORD CHAMBERLIN LYDIA GIFFORD CHAMBERLIN, an accomplished artist whose paintings are part of the permanent collection of The National Museum for Women in the Arts, The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, as well as many other notable public and private collections, died January 29, 2009 in Westport, Massachusetts. She was 85 years old. Her death was announced by her husband of fifty-eight years, Ward. B. Chamberlin. Lydia Chamberlin was an artist whose landscapes range in locale from Italy and France to Washington, D.C. and New England, where she resided until her death. Although she focused on the natural ibeauty of the sea and the shore, she also displayed a love of architecture and painted many of the buildings In our nation‘s capital. With her respect for form and her intuitive understanding of place, her style was luminous and clear, with vibrant color and a sense of joyous exuberance. She was the wife of Ward. B. Chamberlin, one of the founders of public broadcasting in the United States, who survives her. Born in Cambridge, Massachusetts, she was the daughter of the late Marjorie Young Gifford and the late Stephen W. Gifford of Duxbury, Massachusetts where she grew-up. She is also survived by her brother, Stephen W. Gifford of Dedham, Massachusetts; a daughter, Carolyn Chamberlin of Westport, Massachusetts; a daughter, Margot Chamberlin of Newton, Massachusetts and four grandchildren. She graduated from The Winsor School and Bryn Mawr College. - See more at: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/washingtonpost/obituary.aspx?pid=123547440#sthash.TITRJ1Dr.dpuf

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