Mary Jean Weber did her graduate work in art at the University of Hartford in Connecticut. She is an artist based in Maineville, OH. Mary does landscape painting and the majority of her landscape work is done on location. Such works also reflects her annual European painting trips. Many also studied privately and took many workshops from top artists such as Daniel Greene, Albert Handell, Doug Dawson, Joyce Pike, Ann Templeton, and Elizabeth Mowry. Her paintings are now much sought after by many private collectors and galleries throughout the world. The recognition her art developed and stemmed purely from the talent she exhibited. Mary is represented by Framing in Lexington, KY, Pendleton Gallery at Newport, Studio 215 in the Pendleton Art Center, and Miller Fine Art. She became an artist for the love of creating. Her work is featured in countless products and publications throughout the world. Her work has been published in The Artists Magazine, Inspire, Cincinnati, and Southwest Art. Framed Mary Jean Weber art can be found in several institutions and in hundreds of private collections. In addition to the private collections, her work is in the public collections of Cincinnati Bell, City University of New York, Kings Island Inn, Mt. Sinai Hospital in Hartford, CT, the Cincinnati Financial Corporation, and The Mansion of the Governor in Frankfort, KY. Mary is prolific and enthusiastic about her creativity, and she pursues her art with precision, efficiency, optimism and love. Viewers love the way she captures the moods and effects of light in her landscapes.