Perry Kapsch, (Poolesville, Maryland)
Although Perry Kapsch's plein air work tends to be in oil or acrylic, she is a Signature Member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society and was honored to win MFA's Caruso Prize for watercolor. A strong influence has been travel, first as a child in Japan, and later under sail - sketching the world from the deck of a sailboat. Kapsch spent more than 30 years in land conservation and historic preservation in Montgomery County, Marylands Agricultural Reserve. A fascination with color and changing light led to a lifetime of painting plein air in the fields and forests of her family’s farm where she still lives near Poolesville, MD. Her career as a full-time artist began when her paintings of farm animals and of historic landscapes began to sell at juried shows. Visit her website at www.perrykapsch.com
Although Perry Kapsch's plein air work tends to be in oil or acrylic, she is a Signature Member of the Baltimore Watercolor Society and was honored to win MFA's Caruso Prize for watercolor. A strong influence has been travel, first as a child in Japan, and later under sail - sketching the world from the deck of a sailboat. Kapsch spent more than 30 years in land conservation and historic preservation in Montgomery County, Marylands Agricultural Reserve. A fascination with color and changing light led to a lifetime of painting plein air in the fields and forests of her family’s farm where she still lives near Poolesville, MD. Her career as a full-time artist began when her paintings of farm animals and of historic landscapes began to sell at juried shows. Visit her website at www.perrykapsch.com
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