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Sylvia Snowden

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Artist Spotlight: Sylvia Snowden

Posted: January 21, 2018
Category: Sylvia Snowden
For more than five decades, Sylvia Snowden (b. 1942, Raleigh, North Carolina) has created vibrantly abstract works. Her palette ranges from dark and earthy to bright and artificial, and she...
A medium-skinned woman with bright white hair stands in front of a colorful abstract painting speaking to a crowd of visitors.