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Maud Simmons Art


  • Maud Simmons abstract painting

    Abstracts

    Balance, color, mark-making, meaning

  • Maud Simmons landscape painting of dark sky

    Flora

    Capturing the unemotional fact of gardens, but allowing for beauty

  • Maud Simmons mixed media work of colorful cow

    Mixed Media

    Mix it up for emotion, for depth, for texture, for color

  • Maud Simmons work in her Unsentimental Flower collection

    Landscapes

    Mother Nature knows how to dress for a party

  • Maud Simmons print of rooster

    Landscapes

    Our environment in all its finery

  • Maud Simmons remaster work of Durer's Hare

    The Edible World

    And all of the everyday things in our lives

  • Maud Simmons flower painting in a modern kitchen

    Studio Sales

    See something you like? It may be available. See my studio sales page.


Creating Art

I've always known that my path is to be a creator, an alchemist, a transformer of reality. Give me a surface and I will paint on it, draw on it, paste on it. There is nothing more satisfying than making something where there once was nothing. To feel the brush on the canvas or the pencil on the paper is an empowering experience, and a passionate one. In my career I have created enormous murals and landscape paintings, and also humble little watercolors of fruit and flowers. To jump from the startling to the intimate is my pleasure and my purpose. Contact me.


Recent Works

I am nothing if not prolific. Here is a sample of my work. Please visit my complete collection here.

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Big Big Fat Abstract



Black & White 1



Angry Copper Bunny



Chicken



Beet



Martini



Tomato



Landscape IV



Hybiscus



Redscape I



Fish 2



Garlik



See All Works


Commission Work...

Maud Simmons self portrait

Almost any artist will tell you that they hate it. They want to paint what they want, and really, 'How dare you tell me what to do'? In this arena, I am an exception to the rule. I love the challenge, the puzzle, of creating artwork for a specific purpose. I enjoy the interchange of visual ideas with a client, and working out the 'plan' for a piece. There is a spark that occurs when a painting is created for a certain space, or occasion. Several years ago I was commissioned to paint a large piece for a client who had 2 dogs, a cat, and a huge collection of snow globes. Ultimately I painted all the animals in a snowy forest scene within a snow globe. When the client came to see the finished piece he actually started crying. Now, that is thrilling!

Maud Simmons