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               Winner, The Richard and Mary Schroeder Portrait Award, 2002, The Copley Society of Boston for Mother & Daughter. 
 First Place, 
			  Portrait Society of America Annual Competition, 1999, Washington DC for portrait 
              of Zabie Nields.
 
 Special Recognition Award, 
              for  portrait of Grayson Gibbs, 1998 
              International Juried Portraits Only Competition, Washington 
              Society of Portrait Artists, Washington, D. C.
 
 First Prize, for  portrait 
              of Grayson Gibbs, American Society of 
              Portrait Artists 1997 Portrait Arts Festival Competition,
              Montgomery, Alabama
 
 Best Portfolio, American 
              Society of Portrait Artists 1997 Portrait Arts Festival Competition, 
              Montgomery, Alabama
 
 People's Choice Award, 1997 Regional Jurors' Choice Competition at the Thorne-Sagendorf Art 
			  Gallery in Keene, New Hampshire
 
 
   
 
              
                Karin Wells is an artist of amazing versatility. She graduated with honors from both the New 
              England School of Art and Design, Boston, 1965, and the Butera School of Art, Boston, 1986. Karin has enjoyed 
              a career as an award-winning graphic designer, illustrator and sign painter. She also taught Life Drawing and 
              Painting for many years. She has most recently studied for three years at The New England School of Classical 
              Painting in Greenfield, New Hampshire, under the direction of Numael Pulido. 
                  |   Heirloom paintings 
                      and photographs of special value can be copied in oils. Karin Wells painted this picture of The Calmody 
                      Children after a painting by Sir Thomas Lawrence. |  
 To expand her craft, Karin has traveled throughout Europe studying the Old Masters. Her art reflects the deep 
              influence of these great works. Karin demonstrates a remarkable facility for likeness and for the use of light.
 
 The artist is a member of The American Society of Portrait Artists, Portrait Society of America, The Portrait 
              Society of Atlanta, and The Copley Society of Boston.
 
 
 
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