PAINTINGS (9-works)

SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Sunkissed Seaside Days by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
Sunkissed Seaside Days
oil on canvas
24 x 30 in
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SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS From a Young Boy_s Heart by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
From a Young Boy's Heart
pastel
20 x 26 in
$9,500
SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS A Quiet Moment by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
A Quiet Moment
oil on canvas
20 x 20 in
$8,000
SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Breezes Soften by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
Breezes Soften
oil on canvas
9 x 12 in
$1,600
SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Companion
Companion
oil on canvas
12 x 9 in
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SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Fishing Buddies by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
Fishing Buddies
oil on linen
9 x 12 in
$1,600
SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Low Tide by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
Low Tide
oil on canvas
18 x 24 in
$8,500
SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Maine Coast by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
Maine Coast
oil on canvas
6 x 8 in
$1,100
SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Nose Tickling Fragrance by Shirley Cean Youngs at Sylvan Gallery
Nose Tickling Fragrance
oil on canvas
8 x 16 in
$2,200

SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS

SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS

SHIRLEY CEAN YOUNGS Biography

Renowned Impressionist painter Shirley Cean Youngs paints in the Impressionist style that has been a long tradition in the Connecticut community of artists. She is recognized as one of the leading living artists by Who’s Who in American Women and among those in national and international art circles. Invitations to exhibit her paintings have taken her work to such places as France, Germany, Switzerland, the Netherlands, and Canada. Her works hang in the National Museum of Women in the Arts in Washington D.C., the collection of H.R.H. Prince Charles of England and numerous other celebrity, corporate, and private collections. Her work is published in Rockport Publishers’ editions of The Best of Oil Painting and Portrait Inspirations, and has been featured on magazine and book covers, as well as in numerous articles in books and newspapers.

Youngs has put her heart and soul in every painting for over forty years and feels she was “beckoned” to the easel by her sensitivity to the moods of nature. Others have described her work as “visual poetry”.

A reviewer for the New York Times described Youngs as “capturing the beauty of life depicted. She paints in the tradition of Degas and Mary Cassatt, and certainly will be cherished as one of Connecticut’s finest American Impressionists.”

photo above: Shirley Cean Youngs (seated) photographing the waves at Pemaquid Point with artist Joann Ballinger.

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