William Mitchell's brightly colored original serigraph prints depict New Hampshire's scenic beauty
Born in Holyoke, MA., and raised in Catskill, N.Y., Printmaker William Mitchell moved to NH in 1983 and began creating silkscreens of the NH landscape.
When Mitchell depicts a NH mountain, forest or river, the resulting image is both familiar and brand new. Mitchell's brightly colored prints portray places of special beauty and meaning to him.
“The scenic beauty of New Hampshire amazes me. How the rolling of a blue sky touches our rolling mountains to create a vibrant world. The intimate forest scenes, rushing streams and color everywhere are what inspire me. I hope that people take an appreciation and an interest in the preservation of our natural world from my art. I hope people are also able to explore their feelings about nature through my work.”
Mitchell, a high school art teacher, lives in Dover, NH with his wife Mary.
When Mitchell depicts a NH mountain, forest or river, the resulting image is both familiar and brand new. Mitchell's brightly colored prints portray places of special beauty and meaning to him.
“The scenic beauty of New Hampshire amazes me. How the rolling of a blue sky touches our rolling mountains to create a vibrant world. The intimate forest scenes, rushing streams and color everywhere are what inspire me. I hope that people take an appreciation and an interest in the preservation of our natural world from my art. I hope people are also able to explore their feelings about nature through my work.”
Mitchell, a high school art teacher, lives in Dover, NH with his wife Mary.
New Print! "Trail to Boot Cove, Lubec" |
New Print! "Trail to Diana's Bath" |
Art of Great Bay - March 31- April 2, 2023
I will be exhibiting this year at this wonderful event. Sponsored by The Great Bay Stewards, who provide financial support for a number of programs associated with the Great Bay Research Reserve – everything from K-12 school programs to research on invasive green crabs. The Stewards’ most important contribution was raising funds to match federal dollars for the Reserve’s new interpretive boardwalk, which opened in June 2016
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Thank you for attending the Annual Fair. |
So much to see and do!
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My 31st League of NH Craftsmen's Fair is here!
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Here are past links for my workshops and demonstrations .
On line Printmaking Workshop
Live Screenprinting Demonstration preview on youtube
Facebook live Screenprinting Demonstration
On line Printmaking Workshop
Live Screenprinting Demonstration preview on youtube
Facebook live Screenprinting Demonstration
All images copyright William Mitchell