Maggie Hasbrouck American
Overview
"As every one of us has been a child - and every one of us has been shaped crucially by our childhood - the presence of children invariably inspires strong sensations, irresistible associations."
- Peter Frank
Throughout the course of her career, Maggie’s technical ingenuity and imaginative subject matter have helped her gain recognition from collectors and critics alike. Maggie Hasbrouck has a singular vision for her art – that the works strike a deep emotional chord within the viewer that lingers as a resonant and soulful presence long after initial viewing. Maggie’s paintings possess a deep emotionality that is achieved through a rich, dark picture plane illuminated by an enigmatic light source, wherein the subjects exist in a state of Grace, in-between reality and a dream-like state of transcendence.
Works
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A Flower, Universe, You , 2022 -
Breath White Peony, 2021
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Carnal Flower Dance , 2021
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Blue Eyed Lion, 2017
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Blue Eyed Lion + The Golden Rabbit, 2017
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Dream Of The Southern Magnolia, 2017
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Midnight , 2017
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Of Wings And Water, 2016
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Star Magnolia , 2015
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Quieter Dream, 2006
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All Night
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Dresses
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Iceskates
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Pear
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Queen
Biography
Maggie Hasbrouck
Maggie Hasbrouck has been living and working as an artist in Atlanta for almost thirty years. She began receiving major national acclaim in the early 1990s when her work was collected by celebrities including Elton John, John Mellencamp, Faith Hill, Jon Bon Jovi, and Courtney Cox, as well as a broad cross-section of collectors across the United States. Her work is the epitome of the intersection of classical beauty and contemporary concept.
Maggie Hasbrouck earned her bachelors degree in Fine Art from the University of New Mexico in Albuquerque, New Mexico and her Master of Fine Arts degree from the University of Illinois at Champaign, Illinois. She has been an art and photography instructor at the Atlanta College of Art, the Southeastern Center for the Arts in Atlanta, and Illinois State University. Her haunting photo-encaustic works are included in several prominent private collections.
To this day, Hasbrouck remains one of the best-collected female artists in the South and a growing force on the national stage. In her latest body of work, Hasbrouck returns to dramatic depictions of flowers – often single blooms – at the apex of their transformational beauty. The vibrancy and sensuality of these images is heightened by the artist’s recent incorporation of glass crystals into her technique. Hasbrouck melts these crystals over multiple layers of oil paint, dry pigment, and organic beeswax, resulting in a lustrous layer that enhances the mystery of the work.
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