Sarah Webber was lucky to have parents who believed in her music and art talents at a young age. She pursued a degree in Vocal Performance and art history at the University of Minnesota from where she graduated in 1987. Sarah started oil painting when she moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. This marked the birth of her career. Here, Sarah worked with a number of different artists who really appreciated her work. In 1990, she decided to take a trip to the Scottsdale Artist School for further art studies. With her talent, education, and networks, Sarah was in a position to deliver impressive artwork.
Sarah has several awards to her name, with the latest being the prestigious Signature Status award by the American Women Artists group. She also won a third place in the Tucson Plein Air Painters Spring Show. Her “Flowers and Cloud” painting has won admiration from diverse quarters and has been very famous with many art critics for its subject, style, quality, and depth. Sarah’s artistic journey hasn’t been easy, but through hard work and determination, she has positioned herself among high reputable artists of her time.
Participating in a number of shows such as Cowgirl Up, Mountain Oyster Club, and Jackson Hole Fall Arts Festival has managed to keep her artwork in the limelight. Many of her works can be found in a number of art outlets and are also collected by institutions and art lovers. For those who want ready art for interior decoration or any other uses, framed Sarah Webber art can be found in galleries and a host of art dealerships. They can also be found in an array of finishing options, including canvas, lamination, and prints.