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Caroline A.
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118 3rd Avenue NW, Rugby,
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701.776.6194 *** 701.208.1150 |
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caroline@gondtc.com ***
www.carolinedoucette.com |
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Caroline A. Doucette’s Bibliography |
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Caroline A. Doucette is a signature member of the New
England Watercolor Society and Pennsylvania Watercolor Society. She has been published in both the Summer
1996 issue and the Spring 2000 issue of the Watercolor magazine. Her
painting “To Life” appears in the book Splash
5: The Glory of Color. Her paintings
are in a number of collections including the Taube Museum of Art, Minot, ND
and the Worcester Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, MA. Her mother is an artist as was her
grandmother. As play, her mother
taught her perspective drawing when she was 4 years old. With her first camera at 11 years old, her
father, who had once worked with the photography department in the US Air
Force, taught her the fundamentals of composition. In December of 1989, her husband encouraged
her to paint full time, suggesting she use watercolors and later to
specialize in florals. Following his
intuition and guidance, she began to win awards and recognition. In November 2000, her husband’s
business relocated moving them from Nashua, New Hampshire to Rugby, North
Dakota. Her work can be viewed on the
Internet at www.carolinedoucette.com. |
In November 2000, her husband’s
business relocated moving them from Nashua, New Hampshire to Rugby, North
Dakota. Her work can be viewed on the
Internet at www.carolinedoucette.com. |
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