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Elizabeth Wilson is a representational painter based in Philadelphia, best known for her intimate and
striking gouache landscapes of the British Isles. Her paintings have been described as small gems,
luminous and having a quiet energy. Predominantly a landscape painter, she has also worked
extensively with the figure and still life.
A graduate of PAFA (Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts) and attended the Corcoran School of Art and University of Pennsylvania. She has exhibited extensively throughout the United States in curated, juried and solo exhibitions, including a solo museum exhibition at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in 2022. Her work has been included in exhibitions at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, National Academy of Design and Asheville Art Museum.
Permanent public collections include the Woodmere Art Museum, Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art,The State Museum of Pennsylvania, Pennsylvania Convention Center Art Collection, McGraw Hill
Publishing Company, Bryn Mawr College, among others. Her work is in numerous private collections
throughout the United States and United Kingdom.
Reviews, interviews and profiles of her work have appeared in numerous printed and online publications including The Philadelphia Inquirer, ARTnews Magazine, Painting Perceptions, Philadelphia Magazine, Stories from PAFA, Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine, Catamaran Arts & Literature Magazine, The Jewish Exponent, John Thornton films via the Rusty Scupperton Network, among many others.