Page Holland is native to Moab. Her ancestors pioneered here in the late 1880’s; their stories inspire her work. Her style is traditional and representational in oil and acrylic. Often painting plein-air (on site) where subtle color shifts are more felt than seen, her paintings vibrate with color.
Invited to audit a college level painting class at age 12, Page found a natural affinity to oils. As a young adult, her time was re-directed into raising a family in Moab, so she learned as much as she could through mentors, extension classes and by building her own considerable library. She continues to attend workshops on a regular basis.
Her husband and adult kids help run a small farm where they raise horses which they ride in gorgeous back country of the Moab area. Page always has a camera along for reference shots for paintings.
Page’s work has been featured in the Art of the West Magazine. She has lent her talents to museum displays, theatre sets, and has been employed with many graphic design and film projects. She’s a member of the Oil Painters of America. See more of her work at www.moabartists.com and at Page Holland Art Studio on Facebook.
