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An
“artist in training” since childhood Annie Smith Piffel spent her Saturday
mornings drawing along with Jon Gnagy’s art show. She considers “plein
air painting to be a slice of heaven.” Annie's work in pastels, oils, acrylics
and watercolors range from realistically detailed still lifes to vibrant
abstracts. While her style is varied she believes that each piece speaks its
own language. Annie's work is on permanent display at the Clayton, MO City
Hall and included in corporate as well as private collections across the
country.
Annie is a mentor to many of the students that have
received private art instruction from her or attended her classes at St.
Louis Community College. She encourages her students to create, imagine,
explore and play. She hopes to ignite their passion and feed their
spirit through their own art making process.
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St. Louis Skyline, pencil sketch
Birds On A Wire
View of Lafayette Park
Have You Ever Tried To Enter
Floral Dyptych 1
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Floral Dyptych 2
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