Artist Lynn Maderich was a regular at the Arab Nationals in the early and mid-eighties with her pastels, bronzes and pen and ink/water colors. But “life happened” and she was forced to leave the equine art field for many years.

Then, in the late 90's Lynn entered The Atelier Studio Program of Fine Art in Minneapolis, a small art school whose instructors trace an unbroken line from student to teacher directly back to Napoleon's portraitist, Jacques-Louis David in eighteenth century France. There Lynn spent four intense years learning the classic techniques of oil painting she had craved.

After graduation Lynn found success in her paintings of still lives and people, but that was not enough. She felt compelled to bring her new painting skills together with her old love and knowledge of the horse. It paid off. Her second equine painting, "Window Watcher", was accepted into the American Academy of Equine Art juried fall show where it was honored with The Kasper Foundation Equine Art Award for "Best
Depiction of the Arabian Horse". Additional awards and ribbons have followed and last spring, Lynn was the featured artist on the cover of "Horses In Art" magazine.

Lynn is back, painting both original works and commissioned portraits, and this fall will mark her return to the Nationals. Lynn thanks The Pyramid Society for this opportunity to reintroduce herself to members of the Arabian horse community.

From the May 2008 Pyramid Report - Article by Rachael Brown

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THE EGYPTIAN EVENT 2008
June 2-7, 2008
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