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Louise Wyant’s Homepage<\/h2>\n

\"Louise1\"Louise Wyant was a watercolor artist who grew up in Cambridge, Massachusetts and studied art at Emmanuel College in Boston. She moved to Tucson, Arizona with her husband in 1974 and lived there with her husband, Jim, and son, Clair, until her death in 2004. She painted using various media, but after moving to Tucson she concentrated in watercolor. She was a member of the Southern Arizona Watercolor Guild<\/a>, a wonderful watercolor group based in Tucson. Through their workshops, demonstrations and wonderful people, she learned to love watercolor.<\/p>\n

A few of her paintings are shown on this page, together with identifications and a brief description of each, and her r\u00e9sum\u00e9<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Louise A. Wyant Professorship<\/a> has been established in her honor at Emmanuel College<\/a> in Boston.
\nThe Louise A. Wyant Scholarship in Optical Sciences<\/a> has been established at the University of Arizona.<\/p>\n

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Artwork<\/h2>\n

Click on the thumbnails to view a larger image.<\/p>\n\n\t\t