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- Members in our gallery are showing paintings not exhibited in the current Southern Watercolor Society Annual.
- © 2000 by Southern Watercolor Society.
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Elaine Stone Wagner
696 Perrin Drive
- Spartanburg, SC 29307
- (864) 579-2693
- e-mail: wswagnersc@aol.com
- Biography
- Elaine Stone Wagner is a native of Warren, Pennsylvania.She was
- educated at the Baldwin School in Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, and Moore
- College in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where she received a B.F.A. degree
- Summa Cum Laude in fashion design. After college, she worked as a
- fashion illustrator and fashion coordinator for a major women's dress
- house in New York.
- She moved to Spartanburg with her husband, Dr. W. S. Wagner, in 1970. She has continued to pursue her interest in painting in Spartanburg. She taught painting in the Art School of the Spartanburg County Museum of Art for many years, and was on the faculty of Wofford College, where she taught the studio art program from 1977 until she retired in 1997.
- Her
paintings are represented in many private
collections in the U. S. A. and Europe, and in
the collections of a number of institutions
which include First Federal Savings and Loan of
Spartanburg, Spartanburg Regional Medical
Center, the University of South Carolina at
Spartanburg, Bankers Trust and the Spartanburg
County Museum of Art.
- Her honors include selection to show in South Carolina Arts Commission Shows, a number of awards of excellence and merit in the biennial National League of American Pen Women's South Carolina State Shows and selection for this organizations national shows at the Kennedy Art Center in Washington, DC, purchase awards and other prizes at the Sidewalk Art Show in Spartanburg, having a painting chosen for the national exhibition of Artists' Society International in San Francisco, and having a painting chosen for inclusion in the traveling show selected from the Southern Watercolor Society's 23rd Annual Exhibition 2000. She is a signature member of the South Carolina Watercolor Society, and her work has been selected for showing in a number of this organization's traveling shows.
THE SPECTATORS
watercolor by Elaine Stone Wagner Image size: 19 X 27 inches Framed size: 25 X 33.25 inches $400
FACES OF BURMA 40.5 by 28.5 inches watercolor by Elaine Stone Wagner $600
CHILDREN OF INDIA 32 by 23 inches watercolor by Elaine Stone Wagner
- Members in our gallery are showing paintings not exhibited in the current Southern Watercolor Society Annual.