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Peggy Horne Taylor
  • Female
  • Fairview, NC
  • United States
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www.willowwispfarmstudios.com
www.phtaylor.com
www.desert-reflections.com

Peggy Taylor began painting in 1980, today she is devoted to painting colorful, scintillating oil and pastel impressionistic works in both regular size and miniature. She lived in Saudi Arabia for 30 years and many of her works are inspired by the Middle East and her travels. Formerly the Director of Willow Wisp Farm Studios, a small art school in Fairview, North Carolina; specializing in plein-air painting, Taylor currently operates her studio and gallery with the same name and works with the Artist Advocate Magazine. Her works are available at the Design Gallery in Burnsville, NC, and Willow Wisp Farm Studios & Gallery in Fairview, NC.

Taylor began her study of impressionism in 1991 with Lois Griffel at the Cape Cod School of Art in Provincetown, MA, going back many times to study with Griffel and other instructors who taught the traditional technique of the Cape Cod School of Art. She has also studied with a number of other prominent artist/instructors including: Tom Browning, Robert Johnson, Ann Templeton, Bob Rohm, Camille Przewodek, Charles Sovek, Ben Konis, Kenn Backhaus, Doug Dawson, Gay Faulkenberry, M Kathryn Massey, Roberta Remy, Richard McKinley, and others.

Taylor has received many awards including “Best of Show ,” “Who’s Who in the South,” “Who’s Who in America.” Peggy is an invited painting advisor for the Highlands Art Union and she is a Signature Member of the Western North Carolina Plein-air Painters. The highlight of her career was being asked to participate in a private exhibition for His Royal Highness Prince Abdullah ibn Turki Al Saud in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia. She is in the book Best of NC Artists 2005. Her works can be found in the corporate collections of Harbor Enterprises in Syros, Greece; the Carver Bible College in Atlanta, GA.; the Carolina Mountain Land Conservatory, NC; The Lobster Trap in Asheville, NC, the City of Sparks, Nevada; Hilton Hotel in Asheville, NC and private collections in the USA, Saudi Arabia, Australia, England, Scotland, Ireland, Holland, Canada, India, Pakistan, Malaysia, Lebanon, and the Philippines.

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Peggy Horne Taylor was featured
yesterday
Peggy Horne Taylor and Phyllis O'Shields are now friends
Oct 21, 2010
Charlotte Wharton left a comment for Peggy Horne Taylor
"Artist Survey Please help me in planning my workshop schedule for 2011. Could you take a few minutes and answer a survey that I have online? Your feedback will be extremely helpful. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VJMC8XS BTW, should you ever want…"
Sep 11, 2010
Peggy Horne Taylor and Mohammad Mustafa Ashna are now friends
May 6, 2010
Bobsy Simes and Peggy Horne Taylor are now friends
May 3, 2010
Peggy Horne Taylor and Scott Boyle are now friends
Feb 6, 2010
Peggy Horne Taylor was featured
Jan 25, 2010
Peggy Horne Taylor and Brennen McElhaney are now friends
Nov 8, 2009
Peggy Horne Taylor posted an event
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Fine Art From the Sea at The Lobster Trap Restaurant

October 25, 2009 from 2pm to 4pm
Join Linda Cheek, Peggy Horne Taylor and Chef Tres from the Lobster Trap Restaurant for the opening of "The Fine Art of Cooking with Chef Tres", a 2010 calendar and all of the art used to create the calendar. A sampling of seafood, beverages, music and art will be available. For those who can not attend, we have created the website seen below.
Oct 22, 2009
Peggy Horne Taylor and Jina Cook are now friends
Oct 14, 2009
Peggy Horne Taylor commented on Peggy Horne Taylor's blog post Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters
"There was a slight screw-up on the date of above paint out. It is September 28, not October 28. I went back and changed the date, so if you are planning to join us, please plan to be there in September. Sorry about that."
Sep 25, 2009
Peggy Horne Taylor commented on Peggy Horne Taylor's blog post Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters
"I should have mentioned you should take your camping gear and spend the night there since we are meeting at the camp ground."
Sep 24, 2009
Peggy Horne Taylor commented on Peggy Horne Taylor's blog post Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters
"Hot Springs is pretty darn small. That is why the directions are so vague. According to Linda Cheek who lives near by in Marshall, there is only one road in and out. I think the road is 70/25. I think Hot Spring's biggest claim to fame these…"
Sep 24, 2009
Donald Maier commented on Peggy Horne Taylor's blog post Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters
"I am going to try to get there for that. Oct 28th is my birthday. Is this paint out in a small town called Hot Springs?"
Sep 23, 2009
Peggy Horne Taylor posted a blog post

Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters

The Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters are having a one day paint out in Hot Springs, NC on Monday, September 28. We plan to meet at 9:00 a.m. at the store of the camp ground which is on the left just over the river bridge, once you get to the Hot Springs area. If you come to the railroad track you have gone too far. If you are in the area and would like to join us, come on over!
Sep 23, 2009

Peggy Horne Taylor's Blog

Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters

The Western North Carolina Plein Air Painters are having a one day paint out in Hot Springs, NC on Monday, September 28. We plan to meet at 9:00 a.m. at the store of the camp ground which is on the left just over the river bridge, once you get to the Hot Springs area. If you come to the railroad track you have gone too far. If you are in the area and would like to join us, come on over!

Posted on September 23, 2009 at 7:30am — 4 Comments

Comment Wall (4 comments)

At 10:21am on September 8, 2009, Anne H. Ward said…
Peggy, your work is beautiful/alive. Shadows have great depth and color.
At 8:47am on September 9, 2009, connie snipes said…
Peggy! I have wondered what "happened" to you. Did you sell Willow Wisp? Did you move? I'm going to look at your album. The small photos looked gorgous...you must be painting a lot. Connie Snipes
At 4:19pm on November 9, 2009, Bobsy Simes said…
What a treat hearing from you. Your work is lovely and high quality.
Tell your husband, I'm still using and enjoying his plein air creation. I'm part owner in the Maye River Gallery, Bluffton SC and still painting, exhibiting and selling!
Bobsy Simes
At 12:40pm on September 11, 2010, Charlotte Wharton said…
Artist Survey

Please help me in planning my workshop schedule for 2011. Could you take a few minutes and answer a survey that I have online? Your feedback will be extremely helpful.

http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/VJMC8XS

BTW, should you ever want to do an online survey, I highly recommend SurveyMonkey.

Happy painting,

Charlotte

Charlotte Wharton Studio
Worcester, MA
508-425-6719
charlotte@charlottewhartonstudio.com
www.charlottewhartonstudio.com

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