Cheryl English (1945–2018) was an American painter based in Scottsdale, Arizona, best known for her realistic depictions of Native American pottery, Southwestern architecture, and still-life... Read full biography
Cheryl English (1945–2018) was an American painter based in Scottsdale, Arizona, best known for her realistic depictions of Native American pottery, Southwestern architecture, and still-life subjects. Her paintings combine technical precision with a strong sense of atmosphere, emphasizing the quiet... Read full biography
Cheryl English (1945–2018) was an American painter based in Scottsdale, Arizona, best known for her realistic depictions of Native American pottery, Southwestern architecture, and still-life subjects. Her paintings combine technical precision with a strong sense of atmosphere, emphasizing the quiet beauty and cultural heritage of the American Southwest. English believed that successful painting required a balance of observation, emotion, and technical skill. As she explained:. "To me, art is a... Read full biography
Cheryl English (1945–2018) was an American painter based in Scottsdale, Arizona, best known for her realistic depictions of Native American pottery, Southwestern architecture, and still-life subjects. Her paintings combine technical precision with a strong sense of atmosphere, emphasizing the quiet beauty and cultural heritage of the American Southwest. English believed that successful painting required a balance of observation, emotion, and technical skill. As she explained:. "To me, art is a balance between what you see, what you feel, and your technique. Your technique comes from the study of the fundamentals of painting, but the rest comes from your philosophy of life or your inner self. This is why art is exciting to me—every piece of... Read full biography
Cheryl English (1945–2018) was an American painter based in Scottsdale, Arizona, best known for her realistic depictions of Native American pottery, Southwestern architecture, and still-life subjects. Her paintings combine technical precision with a strong sense of atmosphere, emphasizing the quiet beauty and cultural heritage of the American Southwest. English believed that successful painting required a balance of observation, emotion, and technical skill. As she explained:. "To me, art is a balance between what you see, what you feel, and your technique. Your technique comes from the study of the fundamentals of painting, but the rest comes from your philosophy of life or your inner self. This is why art is exciting to me—every piece of work is a direct statement of the artist. I paint not just what I see, but the moods of what I see.". Her work is characterized by... Read full biography
Cheryl English - Artist Info
About Cheryl English: Books
Books & Publications (6)
Publications based on askART research. List may not be comprehensive.
The Artists Bluebook 34,000 North American Artists to March 2005
2005
AskART.com Inc. - Dunbier, Lonnie Pierson (Editor)
479 pages
Art of the West Guidebook of Western Artists 2001 Edition
2001
Editors, Art of the West
88 pages (color)
Mountain Oyster 28th Annual Contemporary Western Art Show (Exhibition catalog)