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Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Merry Christmas Cardinal by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
St. Lawrence Garden by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Fountain Flow by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Sunset Tibbetts Point Lighthouse by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Little Dogwood Tree by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Jacksonville Arboritum by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Sunset and Phlox Garden by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Sail Day on St. Lawrence River by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Saranac Lake Downtown by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
St. Lawrence River Storm by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Thousand Island Bridge Storm Brewing by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Footbridge at Mutton Lane by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Sparkle in the Water Millsite Lake by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Quiet Water by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Rock Ledge by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Drydock by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Castle Heart Island by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Cone Flower Garden by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Amelia Island Marsh by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Kingsley Plantation by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Fall Grapevines and Barn by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Christmas Heron by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Birch on Chapman's Point by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
Fall Color at French Creek by Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
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About Cheryl LaBahn Simeone
I am a semi-retired person who is an Artist. I have had numerous job positions involving having an Art background. I have a B.A. in Art and Education from Johnson State College, VT. I have 30 graduate hours from SUNY Cortland in Art and Education. I have my New York State Permanent Certification as an Art Teacher K-12. I studied classical art from Tom Vincent until his passing a few years ago. He was an amazing teacher and there is a warm spot in my heart for him. He was an extremely accomplished artist and I believe he has a painting in the Metropolitan Museum in New York City. I taught 4th and 5th grades in Art for two years, then started a family and stayed home for a few years.
My main style is Impressionism, in plein air, and some studio. I have also worked in a Realistic style, from the Renaissance to present day realism. I use mostly acrylic and oils however, I do use watercolors, and watercolor pencils on occasion. Once in a great while I use egg tempera but it is very time sensitive and for some reason I work slowly and sometimes have three paintings going at one time and one will sit for quite a while before I work on it again. Rotten eggs, smell!!!! smile, chuckle.