Cheryl Mann Hardin

Commissioned fine realistic portraits and murals done in a painterly impressionistic style

  on location by a nationally acclaimed artist.

 

My philosophy of painting:

Painting a portrait is to me a privilege and an honor.  My goal is to offer a service with  integrity.  By creating a true and lasting impression of the subject with dignity and style I will provide the client with a treasured heirloom and a venue for future generations to encounter the subject.   I believe that to capture the essence of a person's whole being in a portrait, the artist must paint from life.   Then the painting is an encounter with the subject.  It is an experience captured in the artwork that becomes a timeless expression of the human personality.

 

The Joseph House Gallery will feature "A Passion for Color"
a selection of paintings by Cheryl Mann Hardin
 
April 4 through April 29 in the Feature Gallery. 
 
 
**On April 19th from 1:30 until 4:30 P.M. Cheryl will present
a portrait painting demonstration with light refreshments during an intermission.

 

Other Current Exhibits:        April 30th thru September 4th at the Wiregrass Museum of Art in Dothan Alabama

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Endorsements:

"I have many personal friends that are artists who have done art work for me through the years but my portrait by Cheryl Hardin is what I like best. It is absolutely my most favorite print ever" Bobby Allison; Hueytown, Alabama  You will find it on their merchandise page at www.bobbyallison.com.

"Cheryl took a difficult subject and depicted it in a beautiful mural which brings the 'Dothan Riot' to life! Not only is she a talented artist, she is also a very nice person to work with. We would not hesitate to contract with her for another mural." Wendell Stepp; Mural Committee Chairman, Wiregrass Festival of Mural; Dothan, Alabama www.dothan.org

 

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