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“I very soon put aside my more abstract rendering of nature in order to find a style of painting the surrounding area in a way which would depict what we seem to be most commonly moved by as we travel the area and gaze at the mountains and fields.”
Phyllis Magrab is both an artist and a professor of ffediatrics at Georgetown University. Her paintings are a reflection of her deep interest in the human spirit and its connection to the perceived world, fainting primarily in acrylics, Phyllis captures the multiple levels of human emotion in her abstract renderings. Inspired by nature and its effect on human perception her works layer color and light to achieve a poetic harmony
The proceeds from the exhibition of her work will benefit the Caring for Children Endowment in the Department of FWia tries at Georgetown University This fund assures continued leadership for services, programs, research and policy that benefit the world’s most vulnerable children. Through these endowment
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