Diane Stone Art
Global Adventuress is a Community Partner with the Seattle Art Museum, Elles: Women Artists from the Centre Pompidou, Paris a landmark exhibition of more than 130 works of art made by 75 women artists from 1907 to 2007. In honor of this exhibit, Global Adventuress is featuring women who have dared to pick up the brush, camera, pen, and have been inspired by the places they’ve lived, traveled to, and how they have inspired others from afar.
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Introducing the Elles Jubilation Series #2:Â
Diane Stone
Diane Stone, the granddaughter of California Plein Air Painter Albert Mugleston, resides in a seaside coastal town in California, but has traveled far and lived in foreign lands. She has studied with contemporary masters Gerald F. Brommer, Pierre-Louis Charpentier, Charles Movalli, Dan Peterson, Charles Reid, Edward Norton Ward, Alexander Zimin (St. Petersburg, Russsia), Stephane Ruais (Provence, France) and Mary Whyte (Charleston, So. Carolina), and painted with other artists at The Academie de la Grande Chaumiere in Paris, France.
Diane is a member of Art Leagues & Associations, and has served on the Board of Directors for the Museums of Art. Diane has taken part in both one-woman shows and group exhibitions. Her award-winning works are represented in galleries and have been displayed in private collections and professional offices across the country, as well as at the U.S. Embassy in Paris, France and the number one Art Gallery in Tahiti, Gallerie Winkler.
Inspired by the picturesque surroundings of America, France and other foreign lands, Diane explores rich colors, textures and subtleties of form in both watercolors and oils. Intuitive, fresh and appealing, her work ranges from the casual indifference of chickens and roosters to the elaborate intricacies of lace.
Visit Diane Stone’s Gallery at:Â www.StoneFineArt.com to see her paintings and how foreign lands & people have inspired her art.
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