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DiaporamaBlue Curve, Yellow Circle (polyptych, panel 3 of 6)
1990
91.0 x 23.0 cm
Imperial College Healthcare Charity Art Collection
Susan Allen: A captivating plein air painter of landscapes & nature scenes from New Hampshire & beyond. Explore her serene works at Monadnock Art.
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Blue Curve, Yellow Circle (polyptych, panel 3 of 6)
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Artist Biography
Susan Allen: A Captivating Plein Air Painter of Landscapes & Nature Scenes from New Hampshire & Beyond
Susan Allen (born March 27, 1963) stands as a distinctive voice in contemporary landscape painting, particularly celebrated for her immersive plein air sessions capturing the serene beauty of New Hampshire’s forests and mountains. Her artistic journey began with a foundational understanding of music—a Bachelor's Degree in French Horn Performance from Augsburg College—laying groundwork for an appreciation of rhythm, texture, and expressive gesture that would profoundly inform her visual art practice. This dual passion – musical performance and visual representation – reflects a core aesthetic sensibility rooted in observation and careful consideration of the natural world.- Early Life & Education: Allen’s upbringing in Florida instilled within her a deep connection to the outdoors, nurtured by her parents' involvement in the space industry. Her formative years were spent in Virginia, where she attended Santa Barbara High School and Laguna Blanca School, fostering an early interest in artistic exploration.
- Musical Beginnings: At the age of twelve, Allen embarked on her harp studies, guided by mentors Bernard Zhighera and Marcel Grandjany at New England Conservatory. This pivotal experience solidified her commitment to musical expression and established a lifelong fascination with instruments capable of conveying nuanced emotion.
- Plein Air Technique: Allen’s distinctive style is characterized by her dedication to working outdoors (“plein air”), allowing her to capture the immediacy of light and atmosphere. She meticulously observes subtle shifts in color and texture, translating these observations onto canvas with a deliberate precision that imbues her paintings with palpable energy.
- Monadnock Art Recognition: Her work has gained considerable acclaim through Monadnock Art, where she showcases her landscapes—often bathed in the golden hues of dawn or dusk—with remarkable sensitivity. Critics have praised Allen’s ability to evoke a profound sense of place and emotion, cementing her reputation as one of New Hampshire's foremost artists.
- Notable Achievements: Among Allen’s accomplishments are numerous world premieres for harp composers, collaborations with internationally renowned artists such as John Cage and Roman Stolyar, and appearances at prestigious venues like Carnegie Hall and Symphony Space. Her recordings—particularly “Together”—represent a testament to her artistic vision and collaborative spirit.
- Contemporary Significance: Susan Allen’s work embodies the ethos of contemplative observation and expressive gesture—values that resonate deeply within the broader context of contemporary landscape painting. She continues to inspire artists and audiences alike with her unwavering devotion to capturing the sublime beauty of nature through a uniquely personal artistic lens.
Quick Facts
- Artistic Movement Or Style: Contemporary Painting
- Artists Or Movements Influenced By This Artist: ['George Allen']
- Artists Who Influenced This Artist:
- Ruth Lomon
- Elizabeth Vercoe
- Date Of Birth: May 10, 1951
- Date Of Death: September 7, 2015
- Full Name: Susan Brown Allen
- Nationality: American
- Notable Artworks:
- Blue Curve, Yellow Circle (polyptych)
- Allen County Museum
- Place Of Birth: Santa Barbara, California
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