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Mary Hubley Studio
Mary Hubley Studio features the art of painter Mary Hubley, an oil artist who paints the coast. Her style ranges from soft impressionistic and semi-abstract to realistic paintings. She is known for soft images of coastal landscapes and still life.
Mary’s oil paintings are warm and impressionistic, showcasing the landscape and its elements. Soft edges are combined with strong composition.
About the Artist
Mary worked as an illustrator for many years, producing drawings and paintings for Philadelphia ad agencies and corporations. She is currently painting full time, teaches painting workshops, and sells her original art through several fine galleries. Browse through Mary’s landscape paintings, look through her still life toescapes, and contact her to buy a painting! Check out her gallery locations.
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