It is this transitivity that makes nature such a compelling subject matter, as well as one that is such a challenge to capture on paper. And it is precisely this transparent, ethereal quality of watercolors that make it the ideal media for painting the landscape. I work both from life and from photographs, enjoying the benefits of both methods. While photography allows me to freeze a particular moment and provides me with the freedom to study the scene at my leisure, there is nothing that compares to the lighting, color range, and the liveliness that can only be achieved when working on site. Beth Kantor, November 1999 Beth Kantor also paints commisioned portraits of friends, family members, and homes.
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Selected by American Artists Magazine and Forbes Gallery as one of 15 artists to attend a workshop in Colorado on the Forbes Ranch, 1999. American Artist Magazine . Watercolor Magazine . Seven Mile Times . The Trenton Times .