Judy Schubert captures the beauty she sees in the faces and places around her. Her works express vitality, with notes of color and attention to the play of light and shadow. She has created family treasures while delighting many with commissioned paintings. Discovering the relationship of elements in an overall pattern fascinates her and she looks at any given painting subject as a puzzle ready to be solved.
Judy thanks three artists from whom she took classes for opening her eyes to the world of oil painting: Marvin Mattelson in New York, Pamela duLong Williams in Maine and Todd Bonita in New Hampshire and Maine. Constantly driven by the thirst to learn, Schubert regularly attends various workshops given by prominent painters around the country and in Europe.
After a real estate and sales career, she began sketching family members. She graduated to oils and continues portraiture, along with figurative, landscape, seascape and still life paintings. Judy Schubert is originally from Virginia where she raised a family, then lived in New York City for several years. Drawn to the New England seacoast, she and her husband moved to Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Judy shares a studio and gallery in Portsmouth with her friend and fellow painter, Chris Erickson: Studio 51 Ceres, 51 Ceres Street, down by the tugboats between Annabelle's Ice Cream and the Oarhouse Restaurant.
A featured portrait artist at the Todd Bonita Gallery in Portsmouth, she has shown paintings in several juried exhibits at the Gallery at 100 Market in Portsmouth and the Art of the Great Bay in Greenland, NH. Judy was included in the first "What Artists Look Like" Jay Goldsmith exhibit at the Discover Portsmouth Center. Memberships include the Portrait Society of America, Kittery Art Association and the New Hampshire Art Association.
Her paintings have found homes in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri and in England.
Judy thanks three artists from whom she took classes for opening her eyes to the world of oil painting: Marvin Mattelson in New York, Pamela duLong Williams in Maine and Todd Bonita in New Hampshire and Maine. Constantly driven by the thirst to learn, Schubert regularly attends various workshops given by prominent painters around the country and in Europe.
After a real estate and sales career, she began sketching family members. She graduated to oils and continues portraiture, along with figurative, landscape, seascape and still life paintings. Judy Schubert is originally from Virginia where she raised a family, then lived in New York City for several years. Drawn to the New England seacoast, she and her husband moved to Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
Judy shares a studio and gallery in Portsmouth with her friend and fellow painter, Chris Erickson: Studio 51 Ceres, 51 Ceres Street, down by the tugboats between Annabelle's Ice Cream and the Oarhouse Restaurant.
A featured portrait artist at the Todd Bonita Gallery in Portsmouth, she has shown paintings in several juried exhibits at the Gallery at 100 Market in Portsmouth and the Art of the Great Bay in Greenland, NH. Judy was included in the first "What Artists Look Like" Jay Goldsmith exhibit at the Discover Portsmouth Center. Memberships include the Portrait Society of America, Kittery Art Association and the New Hampshire Art Association.
Her paintings have found homes in Maine, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, Georgia, Alabama, Illinois, Michigan, Missouri and in England.
