ABOUT SUSAN

SUSAN TILTON PECORA has been painting the streets, harbors, factories and farms of New England throughout her life. She works in watercolor, egg tempera and oil.

She is a signature member of The New England Watercolor Society, host of the WGBY/PBS affiliate television show “Reflections Through Watercolor” and The Copley Society in Boston.

Her paintings have been exhibited throughout the country, winning awards at the National Art League in New York, the San Diego Art Association, and Rocky Mountain Art Association, among others. Her work has been featured in American Artist Magazine and “Splash, the Best Watercolor” (North Light Books).

In 2007 she was asked to create a painted ornament for the White House Holiday tree by Congressman Richard Neal. Thirteen of her paintings were used to create a calendar for Willie Nelson’s Farm Aid. She was awarded a grant from Rotary International to live and demonstrate her painting techniques in Paris for one month. She has taught painting at The George Walter Vincent Smith Museum in Springfield, Mass., and at Bay Path University. She has given numerous workshops and painting demonstrations throughout the country.

Susan is represented by The Lobster Pot in Provincetown, Mass.; Ingram Fine Art in Wiscasset and Rockland, Maine; Arnould Gallery in Marblehead, Mass.; West Brookfield Art and Frame in West Brookfield, Mass.; Michelson Gallery in Northampton, Mass.; and The Petersham Art Center in Petersham, Mass. Prints of her work are available at The Deerfield Museum Store, Cape Art Tiles in Provincetown, Mass.;  The Lobster Pot in Provincetown; and at Randall’s Farm in Ludlow, Mass.