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Bright color exploration
Victoria McGrath (a.k.a. Vic) began painting at the age of 5 under the instruction of her grandmother, and ever since, she has never stopped honing her craft. For years, she has been a diligent participant of the drawing and painting workshops held by Rob Liberace. She studied the traditional 19th century drawing with John Murdoch at the Gold Light Studio in New Hope, PA and classical drawing and painting at the Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. In her never-ending quest for perfection, Vic learned art conservation technics at SACI, Florence, Italy, earned BA and MA in Art History from the George Washington and Rutgers Universities, and acquired a solid background in design. Nevertheless, she felt she was still missing some intangible, but crucial component of making art, some "secret ingredient" that was known to the Old Masters, but was often lacking in Modern Art.
In order to find out what that "secret ingredient" was, Vic set about studying firsthand the masterpieces of the renown art collections, and in the course of several years, she toured the Prado Museum in Madrid, The Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Pinakothek in Munich, and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. She spent countless hours copying the works of the Old Masters, analyzing their methods and techniques, and unlocking their secrets, until one day she knew she was ready to incorporate that vast knowledge into her own art. Vic also thinks she has finally figured out what "the missing ingredient" was. While she continues to take every opportunity to further advance and refine her skill, she now knows that art is not only about the technique and skill. It is just as much about our fleeting life. And the beauty of it. And our unique experiences of it.
Vic explores a wide variety of subject matter and works in many genres using only the highest quality materials and well tested methods.
She currently resides in Princeton, NJ where she has her studio and actively participates in the local art shows and events. Her art is in private collections in US and abroad.
About the artist:
"I seek beauty, I hunt it down and once I capture it it I seal it in my art. No subject matter however grand or humble is too commonplace for me. Beauty is everywhere. No genre is too trivial. Both my fine art and decorative pieces receive same dedication, care, and attention. I put a part of my soul into each and every one of my creations..."Victoria McGrath (a.k.a. Vic) began painting at the age of 5 under the instruction of her grandmother, and ever since, she has never stopped honing her craft. For years, she has been a diligent participant of the drawing and painting workshops held by Rob Liberace. She studied the traditional 19th century drawing with John Murdoch at the Gold Light Studio in New Hope, PA and classical drawing and painting at the Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. In her never-ending quest for perfection, Vic learned art conservation technics at SACI, Florence, Italy, earned BA and MA in Art History from the George Washington and Rutgers Universities, and acquired a solid background in design. Nevertheless, she felt she was still missing some intangible, but crucial component of making art, some "secret ingredient" that was known to the Old Masters, but was often lacking in Modern Art.
In order to find out what that "secret ingredient" was, Vic set about studying firsthand the masterpieces of the renown art collections, and in the course of several years, she toured the Prado Museum in Madrid, The Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Pinakothek in Munich, and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. She spent countless hours copying the works of the Old Masters, analyzing their methods and techniques, and unlocking their secrets, until one day she knew she was ready to incorporate that vast knowledge into her own art. Vic also thinks she has finally figured out what "the missing ingredient" was. While she continues to take every opportunity to further advance and refine her skill, she now knows that art is not only about the technique and skill. It is just as much about our fleeting life. And the beauty of it. And our unique experiences of it.
Vic explores a wide variety of subject matter and works in many genres using only the highest quality materials and well tested methods.
She currently resides in Princeton, NJ where she has her studio and actively participates in the local art shows and events. Her art is in private collections in US and abroad.
Still Life On Red Original By Victoria Mcgrath
Bright color exploration
Victoria McGrath (a.k.a. Vic) began painting at the age of 5 under the instruction of her grandmother, and ever since, she has never stopped honing her craft. For years, she has been a diligent participant of the drawing and painting workshops held by Rob Liberace. She studied the traditional 19th century drawing with John Murdoch at the Gold Light Studio in New Hope, PA and classical drawing and painting at the Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. In her never-ending quest for perfection, Vic learned art conservation technics at SACI, Florence, Italy, earned BA and MA in Art History from the George Washington and Rutgers Universities, and acquired a solid background in design. Nevertheless, she felt she was still missing some intangible, but crucial component of making art, some "secret ingredient" that was known to the Old Masters, but was often lacking in Modern Art.
In order to find out what that "secret ingredient" was, Vic set about studying firsthand the masterpieces of the renown art collections, and in the course of several years, she toured the Prado Museum in Madrid, The Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Pinakothek in Munich, and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. She spent countless hours copying the works of the Old Masters, analyzing their methods and techniques, and unlocking their secrets, until one day she knew she was ready to incorporate that vast knowledge into her own art. Vic also thinks she has finally figured out what "the missing ingredient" was. While she continues to take every opportunity to further advance and refine her skill, she now knows that art is not only about the technique and skill. It is just as much about our fleeting life. And the beauty of it. And our unique experiences of it.
Vic explores a wide variety of subject matter and works in many genres using only the highest quality materials and well tested methods.
She currently resides in Princeton, NJ where she has her studio and actively participates in the local art shows and events. Her art is in private collections in US and abroad.
About the artist:
"I seek beauty, I hunt it down and once I capture it it I seal it in my art. No subject matter however grand or humble is too commonplace for me. Beauty is everywhere. No genre is too trivial. Both my fine art and decorative pieces receive same dedication, care, and attention. I put a part of my soul into each and every one of my creations..."Victoria McGrath (a.k.a. Vic) began painting at the age of 5 under the instruction of her grandmother, and ever since, she has never stopped honing her craft. For years, she has been a diligent participant of the drawing and painting workshops held by Rob Liberace. She studied the traditional 19th century drawing with John Murdoch at the Gold Light Studio in New Hope, PA and classical drawing and painting at the Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. In her never-ending quest for perfection, Vic learned art conservation technics at SACI, Florence, Italy, earned BA and MA in Art History from the George Washington and Rutgers Universities, and acquired a solid background in design. Nevertheless, she felt she was still missing some intangible, but crucial component of making art, some "secret ingredient" that was known to the Old Masters, but was often lacking in Modern Art.
In order to find out what that "secret ingredient" was, Vic set about studying firsthand the masterpieces of the renown art collections, and in the course of several years, she toured the Prado Museum in Madrid, The Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Pinakothek in Munich, and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. She spent countless hours copying the works of the Old Masters, analyzing their methods and techniques, and unlocking their secrets, until one day she knew she was ready to incorporate that vast knowledge into her own art. Vic also thinks she has finally figured out what "the missing ingredient" was. While she continues to take every opportunity to further advance and refine her skill, she now knows that art is not only about the technique and skill. It is just as much about our fleeting life. And the beauty of it. And our unique experiences of it.
Vic explores a wide variety of subject matter and works in many genres using only the highest quality materials and well tested methods.
She currently resides in Princeton, NJ where she has her studio and actively participates in the local art shows and events. Her art is in private collections in US and abroad.
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- W 16" / D 0.75" / H 20"
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- Victoria McGrath
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- Paintings
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- Contemporary
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Bright color exploration
Victoria McGrath (a.k.a. Vic) began painting at the age of 5 under the instruction of her grandmother, and ever since, she has never stopped honing her craft. For years, she has been a diligent participant of the drawing and painting workshops held by Rob Liberace. She studied the traditional 19th century drawing with John Murdoch at the Gold Light Studio in New Hope, PA and classical drawing and painting at the Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. In her never-ending quest for perfection, Vic learned art conservation technics at SACI, Florence, Italy, earned BA and MA in Art History from the George Washington and Rutgers Universities, and acquired a solid background in design. Nevertheless, she felt she was still missing some intangible, but crucial component of making art, some "secret ingredient" that was known to the Old Masters, but was often lacking in Modern Art.
In order to find out what that "secret ingredient" was, Vic set about studying firsthand the masterpieces of the renown art collections, and in the course of several years, she toured the Prado Museum in Madrid, The Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Pinakothek in Munich, and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. She spent countless hours copying the works of the Old Masters, analyzing their methods and techniques, and unlocking their secrets, until one day she knew she was ready to incorporate that vast knowledge into her own art. Vic also thinks she has finally figured out what "the missing ingredient" was. While she continues to take every opportunity to further advance and refine her skill, she now knows that art is not only about the technique and skill. It is just as much about our fleeting life. And the beauty of it. And our unique experiences of it.
Vic explores a wide variety of subject matter and works in many genres using only the highest quality materials and well tested methods.
She currently resides in Princeton, NJ where she has her studio and actively participates in the local art shows and events. Her art is in private collections in US and abroad.
About the artist:
"I seek beauty, I hunt it down and once I capture it it I seal it in my art. No subject matter however grand or humble is too commonplace for me. Beauty is everywhere. No genre is too trivial. Both my fine art and decorative pieces receive same dedication, care, and attention. I put a part of my soul into each and every one of my creations..."Victoria McGrath (a.k.a. Vic) began painting at the age of 5 under the instruction of her grandmother, and ever since, she has never stopped honing her craft. For years, she has been a diligent participant of the drawing and painting workshops held by Rob Liberace. She studied the traditional 19th century drawing with John Murdoch at the Gold Light Studio in New Hope, PA and classical drawing and painting at the Studio Incamminati in Philadelphia, PA. In her never-ending quest for perfection, Vic learned art conservation technics at SACI, Florence, Italy, earned BA and MA in Art History from the George Washington and Rutgers Universities, and acquired a solid background in design. Nevertheless, she felt she was still missing some intangible, but crucial component of making art, some "secret ingredient" that was known to the Old Masters, but was often lacking in Modern Art.
In order to find out what that "secret ingredient" was, Vic set about studying firsthand the masterpieces of the renown art collections, and in the course of several years, she toured the Prado Museum in Madrid, The Louvre in Paris, the British Museum in London, the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, the Hermitage Museum in St. Petersburg, the Pinakothek in Munich, and the Uffizi Gallery in Florence. She spent countless hours copying the works of the Old Masters, analyzing their methods and techniques, and unlocking their secrets, until one day she knew she was ready to incorporate that vast knowledge into her own art. Vic also thinks she has finally figured out what "the missing ingredient" was. While she continues to take every opportunity to further advance and refine her skill, she now knows that art is not only about the technique and skill. It is just as much about our fleeting life. And the beauty of it. And our unique experiences of it.
Vic explores a wide variety of subject matter and works in many genres using only the highest quality materials and well tested methods.
She currently resides in Princeton, NJ where she has her studio and actively participates in the local art shows and events. Her art is in private collections in US and abroad.
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