Alice Boynton

Spring Forsythia

Watercolor, 15″ x 22″. $750.

Quiet Harbor

Oil, 8″ x 6″. $425.

The Blue Barrel

Oil, 8″ x 10″. $575.

Fish Beach Morning I.

Watercolor, 8.5″ x 11″. SOLD

Fish Beach Morning II.

Watercolor, 7.5″ x 10.5″. $575.

Road to Gussow’s

Watercolor, 5″ x 8.5″. $400.

Morning Harbor

Oil, 6″ x 8″. $495.

Rockweed

Oil, 6″ x 8″. $495.

Fish Beach Afternoon

Oil, 6 x 8”. $495.

After receiving a degree in studio art from Ohio University and studying sumie painting with Masako Yamamoto, Alice Boynton worked as a textile designer and colorist in New York.

In 1978 she moved year round to Monhegan Island, where she has painted full time ever since. She studied painting with Don Stone; she is a member of Women Artists of Monhegan Island.

“I try to solve problems posed by traditional plein air painting. If I can satisfy the rules of western style painting and put the chi, the eastern requirement of life, or breath, into my work, then I feel that I have accomplished my goals in painting.”

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Alice Boynton

Education

  • Painting: Don Stone, Monhegan Is, ME
  • Drawing: Lynne Drexler, Monhegan Is, ME
  • Sumie painting: Masako Yamamoto, NY, NY
  • Weaving apprenticeship, Amrun, Germany
  • BFA with honors from Ohio University in studio art and art education

Professional Experience

  • Textiles sold at Winter Works
  • Textile designer and colorist for Greeff Fabrics and Orinoca Mills, NY,NY

Galleries

  • Represented by Lupine Gallery, Monhegan Island, ME
  • Genzyme Corporate Gallery, Boston, MA
  • Koho Gallery, NY
  • Ohio University, Athens, OH
  • University of New England Gallery of Art

Shows

  • Invitational solo show at the Island Inn, Monhegan, ME
  • Lupine Gallery Annual Invitational Show
  • North River Gallery, Pembroke, MA Juried Portrait Show
  • “On Island” women artists of Monhegan show at University of New England
  • Genzyme Corporation “Visions of Hope”
  • Genzyme International traveling show to Japan, Portugal, and Washington, DC
  • Bonbonniere Bakery Food Show, Cincinnati, Ohio
  • NY public library and Chinese/American group shows in NY