Ilysa Leder / Fine Art / Watercolor / Delusions of Grandeur Series x9 Unframed

Artist Ilysa Leder works loose and quickly en plein air to capture an experience before the light changes the scene, resulting in ethereal interpretations of fleeting moments. Sometimes the artist creates it as a memory painting. These works are a reminder of the world as imperfect and in constant change.

1 Camino and Miller Autumn Nearly Dusk, Watercolor and graphite on Stonhenge Aqua, 9x12 artwork (no mat)

2 Mount Tamalpais Winter Light Fading Fast #2, Watercolor and graphite on Strathmore, 5x7 artwork with mat

3 Mount Tamalpais Winter Finally Spring #2, Watercolor on Strathmore, 5x7 artwork with mat

4 Mount Tamalpais Winter Smells Like Rain, Watercolor on Strathmore, 5x7 artwork with mat

5 Mount Tamalpais Winter Edge of Spring, Watercolor on Strathmore, 5x7 artwork with mat

6 Mount Tamalpais Winter Finally Spring #2, Watercolor on Strathmore, 5x7 artwork with mat

7 Mount Tamalpais February with Bluebird Sky #2, Watercolor on Strathmore, 8x10 artwork with mat

8 Mount Tamalpais February with Bluebird Sky #1, Watercolor on Strathmore, 8x10 artwork with mat

9 Mount Tamalpais February with Bluebird Sky, Watercolor on Strathmore, 5x7 artwork with mat
 

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Marin County, CA

Born and raised in New York, Ilysa Leder’s artistic education began at the Met and Guggenheim, where she explored endlessly under the tutelage of her grandmother. She began painting in high school, attending the Huntington School of Fine Art. After completing a BFA at SUNY Buffalo, the artist studied at the School of Visual Arts in New York City before moving to Miami for an advertising gig, at the then pinnacle of the field, Crispin Porter and Bogusky. Her appreciation of the natural world and the understanding that boredom is a solid path to creativity guided her from London to Miami and Colorado; ultimately making her home on a mountaintop in Northern California in the shadow of Mt. Tam.