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Mary Ann Cherry

  
Idaho Falls, Idaho

Artist's Statement

Cherry is a signature member of the Pastel Society of America and co-founder of the Pastel Society of the Northern Rockies as well as Master Signature Member of the Women Artists of the West. While her medium of choice is soft pastel, she also works in oil and watercolor - rendering any subject matter, including portraiture.

She has been a "Best of Show" award winner at the national juried Phippen Museum show in Prescott, Arizona, where one of her paintings resides in the permanent collection. Mary Ann was statewide winner of the first "Idaho Paints Idaho" competition sponsored by Idaho State Parks and Recreation and 2006 winner of the Southeastern Regional Award. Cherry has had several one-person museum exhibitions, and has been guest artist at many various shows including the Olaf Wieghorst Museum in El Cajon, California, and the Montana Professional Artists Association.

She is a nationally sought-after workshop instructor, and is one who loves to teach. Her workshop schedule can be found on her website.

Mary Ann also does website design for other artists, and is currently the webmistress for WAOW. Her graphic design site can be accessed HERE.
"Blur of Yellow"
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"Blur of Yellow"

"Blur of Yellow"
Pastel on wallis sanded paper
Contact the Clymer Museum in Ellensburg Washington to purchase this painting.
Dimensions: 21.5" H x 32" W
$Framed
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"Young Boy in Green"

"Young Boy in Green"
Pastel on Wallis sanded paper

American Indian dancers are one of my favorite subjects, living as we do so close to the reservation of the Shoshone-Bannock tribe. I have a great respect for the Indians and their culture, as well as an appreciation of the beauty of their dancing and dress.

Dimensions:
$500.00 framed
Contact the Clymer Museum in Ellensburg Washington for more information or to purchase this painting.
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"Second Trip Across"

"Second Trip Across"
Pastel

Fording the river with a pack horse and panniers...
I was raised in a hunting family near the Yellowstone River, so paintings with a western flavor that include rivers or moving water are always a favorite subject for me.

My brother, Dave Lloyd, is a hunter, and often goes on horseback to search for elk. This painting was for people like him who enjoy the great outdoors.
Dimensions: 21.5” x 32”
$3750.00
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"Thistle Patch - Black Bear"

"Thistle Patch - Black Bear"
Pastel on wallis sanded paper

This is the "best of both worlds" for me as I love painting both wildlife and flowers!

Black bears are fairly common here in Idaho. Unfortunately, so are the beautiful thistles - gorgeous, but spiny. Still, thorns and all, they're really a beautiful plant.
Dimensions: 12" H x 16" W
$ 1700 Framed
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