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  As did Impressionism, Anita Wolff’s style and interpretation of the genre evolved over her many years of creating art and teaching thousands of students.

  Inspired by the early French impressionists and the glowing emotional expression of Van Gogh, she grew to maturity in Southern California, an area saturated with the bold color and plein aire philosophy of the early California Impressionists.

  Among the several fine teachers of the 20th Century with whom she studied, was the great Russian colorist Sergei Bongart. His philosophies and dynamic color were inculcated into her psyche. However, Wolf adds her own link. Her subject interpretation, use of color and strong execution, add yet another direction to impressionism.

  Above all, she says, “... a painting should be created with the soul.”

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What People Say about Anita, Her Art, & Her Teaching:

Cherries by Anita Wolff

Anita Wolff’s impressionistic art. . .is a distinct style that conveys an image and still leaves something to the imagination. With her use of color in her subjects, one never tires of her art

David Beauchamp – Rescue, California
 

Canoe by Anita Wolff

Phil Lachapelle – Camino, California

We have a valuable treasure in the Mother Lode area. The gold we find in the teaching talents of Anita Wolff is in everything she does.

Mary Ann Broddrick – Placerville, California

King George by Anita Wolff

I am staggered by Anita Wolff’s command of color. Countless times I have seen her come to a student and say, “let’stry this” . . . and see a picture come to life!

Zella Beckman – Elk Grove, California

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