Kay Smith Artist Laureate original watercolors chronicle 500 years of the American experience. Kay lives in Chicago. Kay is speaking & teaching ART nationally.
Do you love receiving flowers for Valentine's Day? I know I do. If you enjoy this painting you can see more on my new website by clicking here https://t.co/Eok0TNj27w. Also, please share the love by sharing this tweet with another art lover.
Happy Valentine's Day!
❤Kay Smith
I chose my sketch of the Statue of Liberty to celebrate Inauguration Day. I hope all Americans can find common ground in this painting and from there we can begin to listen and recognize one another. God Speed. @JoeBiden@KamalaHarris#Inauguration2021#PresidentBiden
The American Legacy Collection is a dramatic panorama of this country's historical places and its defining moments. The significance of my work has been recognized for years by historians and scholars. https://t.co/qkI3ceLvru
To celebrate the 16th president's birthday month I'm highlighting my painting of The Lincoln Memorial. Abraham Lincoln, guided his country through the most devastating experience in its national history—the Civil War.
I call this painting "White House in the Snow".
The cornerstone of the White House was laid in 1792 in a Masonic ceremony. It is the oldest public building in Washington. President Theodore Roosevelt made the name White House official in 1902. #WhiteHouse#americanhistory
My Unforgettable Trip to Mount Rushmore
That September day when I drove to visit Mount Rushmore for the first time became a day I’d never forget. The sun was shining and the brilliant blue sky put everything into sharp focus. https://t.co/ce6jQuK8Ju
The Citadel. 1775. Quebec City, Canada. Patriot forces under Colonel Benedict Arnold and General Richard Montgomery attempted to capture the British-occupied city of Quebec and win Canadian support. #KaySmithArtist#Watercolorart#arthistory#painter#americanhistory
Despite the bleakness of the scene, the color and movement give a vital and energetic feel that makes this one of my most successful paintings. It is my tribute to the men who suffered and died there.
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Berkeley Plantation, Charles City, Virginia. The plantation dates from 1636. Home of Benjamin Harrison, signer of
the Declaration of Independence and his son William Henry Harrison, president of the US who was born at Berkeley in 1773.
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In my holiday tribute I have included my painting of Mt. Vernon, Virginia, Plantation of George and Martha Washington. Washington’s ancestral family had lived there since 1674. https://t.co/ce6jQuK8Ju #holiday2019#kaysmithartist#GeorgeWashington
I was assigned to paint Company Street, the row of crude huts that sheltered the men who followed General George Washington. It was a difficult composition. I could see no main focal point. Read more at....
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Artist Kay Smith recalls painting Independence Hall https://t.co/YMMxD5OIjW via @YouTube In her quest to encompass our American heritage into a single body of work she has crossed and crisscrossed the country, Canada and Europe. #IndependenceHall