Exceptionally fine Bucks County, Pennsylvania landscape painting of a field with hayrolls.

By 20th-21st c. American artist Pamela M. Miller (b. 1947).

Biography from the artist: Landscape painter and portraitist Pamela M. Miller was born in NYC, New York and raised in Flushing. She received a teacher’s certification from Northland College in Wisconsin. Miller has supplemented her painting career with various jobs over the years, including owning a clay mixing business with her sister, driving a school bus, and teaching in local schools. She and her husband Dave currently own Moon Arbor Studios in New Hope, Pennsylvania. Pottery, woodworking, and painting are the focuses of the duo’s production.

Miller is known for her landscapes with hay rolls, which she wants to capture before they disappear from the Bucks County scene forever. In the 1980’s, Miller began to work with pastels, finding joy in the immediacy of that medium. She has developed her own technique of sharpening her sticks and using them like finely pointed brushes. Miller is also a portrait artist for children. She exhibits regularly at the Phillips’ Mill Annual Art Exhibitions in New Hope and at the Coryell Gallery in Lambertville, New Jersey. She was part of the Phillips’ Mill 75th Retrospective Invitational show in 2005.

ARTIST STATEMENT: In the mid-eighties I needed to change painting mediums. But from oils to what? While studying with Bonnie McLean in Buckingham I was introduced to pastels. What fun! Pure color. Spontaneous and immediate. One can leave a painting in progress and come back whenever time allows. I like to compose landscapes defined by intense color and the changing light of day. Many of my landscapes represent the round shape in the familiar form of a hayroll. These icons are part of the local scene that will soon disappear. The big sky and agricultural contours of the Sugan Road and Kitchens’ Lane will be a memory. It is to the simple pleasure of viewing a field, to the work of a farmer’s imprint on the land, and to the long-playing motion picture of the seasons that I dedicate my paintings.

 Pastel on board.

Mounted in finest quality custom gilt carved Arts & Crafts style frame, likely by a Bucks County framemaker.

Signed Pamela M. Miller 10-99.

Measures 8" x 12" sight.

Framed 14 1/4" x 18 1/4".

Excellent condition.


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