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Artist Bio |
Joan Brady is a classically trained artist specializing in the methods and materials of the Great Masters. The formula and techniques are carefully crafted to replicate those used by artists in Renaissance Europe. She delights in creating compositions in oil inspired by her surroundings on Monhegan Island where she lives.
Ms. Brady’s paintings are found throughout the east coast in the form of murals, trompe l’oeil, and framed works. Patrons and clients include the Henry DuPont Winterthur Museum, Delaware; and The Hotel Hershey, Pennsylvania among many others. She has appeared on Lifetime Television, and her work has been published in Better Homes and Gardens magazine. She is an experienced instructor and loves to share and inspire by teaching workshops and classes to beginners through advanced artists of all ages. Ms. Brady holds a B.A. degree from Mount Holyoke College, Massachusetts where she received the Phi Beta Kappa Prize in Art. She earned an M.A.L.T. degree from the Notre Dame of Maryland University, Baltimore, MD. She studied at the Schuler School of Fine Arts, with Matthew Zoll, and at Baltimore Clayworks in Baltimore, Maryland. |