Bucks County, PA beads By Durango artist Phyllis Stapler

By Durango artist Phyllis Stapler

the weather can be violently unpredictable

the place her life choices have led her

22” x 27” x 11”

center pendant 3” x 1 1/2”

Bucks County, PA beads By Durango artist Phyllis StaplerSize: 13 1 2 x 19 Medium: Watercolor Over time, Chenoweth Halls work became more abstract until only the essence of the landscape remained. Hall spent most of her formative years in New York City during the 1930s and then moved to the small coastal town of Prospect, Maine in the early 1940s. There she became a noted art teacher, sculptor, and painter of landscapes with a spontaneous, modernist style much influenced by John Marin and Marsden Hartley.