South Pointe Park Series-Cruise Ship on Horizon: Oil on Canvas 16x20 NEW!
Port of Miami Series - NIGHT LIGHTS: Oil on Canvas 29x30
Port of Miami Series - CONTAINER SHIP: Oil on Canvas 20x20 SOLD
South Beach Series: WALKERS: Oil on Canvas 9x12 SOLD
Port of Miami Series - Sunset II: Oil on Canvas 6x6 SOLD
Port of Miami Series-Dusk: Oil on Canvas 12x12
Florida View Series-Reflections II: Oil on Canvas 30x15 SOLD
South Beach Series-Early Evening: Oil on Canvas 24x24
Florida View Series-Palms: Oil on Canvas 12x24
Port of Miami Series-Sundown: Oil on Canvas 16x44
Florida View Series-Reflection I: Oil on Canvas 12x9 SOLD
Port of Miami Series-Orange Sunset: Oil on Canvas 10x10 SOLD
Joan Cobb Marsh is a known and globally collected artist who specializes in oil paintings. Although oil is her first love, she has worked in collage, watercolor and drawing. Known for her interiors, recent paintings show scenes of Provincetown life, colors and lanes of San Miguel de Allende, Mexico and the shorelines of New England, California and Miami's South Beach area.
Marsh perfected her sensitivity to color under Henry Henche, a student of Charles Hawthorne. After receiving an AAS and BFA from Rochester Institute of Technology, she was Graphics Supervisor in the Department of Instructional Development's Media Center. As Adjunct Professor, Marsh taught graphics and developed a course in Advanced Collage.
In 2000, Marsh was granted a residency sponsored by the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council for the Arts, New York City. In her studio on the 108th floor of the Twin Towers, she painted many works depicting the spectacular views, three of which were lost in the 9/11 tragedy. A Residency at a historic dune shack at the Cape Cod National Seashore enabled Marsh to produce paintings of a landscape that was a part of her family's heritage.
Recent one person shows were at Kiley Court Gallery, Provincetown and Chacur Gallery, New York City. Marsh's work is in many private collections in England, the Netherlands, Mexico, Hawaii, and the United States. A resident of Provincetown Massachusetts, she currently paints from a studio overlooking the town's harbor.
"It is an artist's responsibility to combine her intuition, intelligence, and skill of craft and observation, to try to immediately engage a viewer. I try to optimize all the elements in a painting in an honest attempt to capture the fleeting visual beauty of our surroundings. In a glimpse resides an eternity and to capture that is a constant quest."