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September 2, 2014 By

Painting

Pamela Parsons

Pamela Parsons is a Marywood University faculty member and a contemporary artist who remains narrative and representational. She creates from her studio in Maine where she focuses on working waterfront backdrops, seaside weather and light influences, still life and animal life. Pamela’s work has been accepted into many juried shows, including the 2002, 2003 and 2004 Phillips Mill Juried Show framed division where she won the Best Impressionist Landscape Award.

Parsons Belin Arts

1998

(Year Won)

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