Marsha Krygier Art Collections
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Artwork by Marsha Krygier
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
TheCrown Pub by Marsha Krygier
Poudre River Outlook by Marsha Krygier
George by Marsha Krygier
Sittin Pretty by Marsha Krygier
The Start by Marsha Krygier
Pippi by Marsha Krygier
Bisettis by Marsha Krygier
The Big Thompson by Marsha Krygier
Senorita Squash by Marsha Krygier
Sidewalk Soiree by Marsha Krygier
Singing to the Sea by Marsha Krygier
Rachel by Marsha Krygier
Silver Grill by Marsha Krygier
Back Porch by Marsha Krygier
Sunset on Terry Lake by Marsha Krygier
Patron by Marsha Krygier
Gratitude by Marsha Krygier
Poudre Power by Marsha Krygier
Under the Influence of Baja by Marsha Krygier
Pathway To Paradise by Marsha Krygier
Harmony by Marsha Krygier
Breakfast, Lunch or Dinner by Marsha Krygier
Willing To Do Her Work by Marsha Krygier
Passing it On by Marsha Krygier
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About Marsha Krygier
Marsha grew up in a community where the arts flourish (Santa Barbara, Calif.) Her formal art training began under Jack Baker, an internationally known painter, and Don Paulson, a professional painter and art instructor. Her art training was continued at Northern Arizona University where she completed her B.S. in art education. Upon graduation, she was recruited to Australia and taught art (and English) in the cities of Townsville, Queensland and Melbourne, Victoria for 3 1/2 years. During the l980’s Marsha lived on the San Francisco penninsula where she continued her art studies at San Jose State University. In addition to her masters’ level courses, she held two “one-woman” shows at Hewlett-Packard’s corporate headquarters in Palo Alto, California and showed in local galleries. Marsha moved to Colorado in l990. She has been a member of the Artists Association of Northern Colorado since that time and a continuous member of Fort Collins galleries. Her work has graced many homes, restaurants and retail establishments. Marsha also instructs watercolor classes. Please contact her for details. Marsha has a great affection and respect for the visual arts. She feels that painting is a discipline, like music, that must be continually practiced and improved. She is challenged by painting because of the learning that takes place whenever one seeks to create a visual expression of the world. Marsha has had work accepted into National shows, but her greatest honor, is having a patron who desires to own one of her pieces. She welcomes commissions, especially portrait work, which she finds very satisfying, because of the meaning to the patron and the significance the piece may carry, for generations to come.