Sherrill Cooper

"I love people watching. The way they sit, stand, their overall posture and attitude fascinates me. I am drawn to the figure absorbed in contemplation—capturing their inner sense of isolation. I seek to communicate their emotions at that particular time. I want the viewer to feel what the subject is feeling"

Sherrill Cooper Trail Ride 5x7 Oil $250 of a horse an rider against a blue sky

Trail Ride

5 x 7
Oil

$250

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Sherrill Cooper oil painting titled No Occassion 7x7 $250 of stylized bright orange red flowers

No Occasion

7 x 7
Oil

$250

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Sherrill Cooper Caught In The Rain 8x10 Oil $480 of a man in white pants holding an umbrella

Caught In The Rain

8 x 10
Oil

$480

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Sherrill Cooper Ballet Class 8x10 Oil $480 of a child wearing leg warmer in dance attire

Ballet Class

8 x 10
Oil

$480

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Sherril Cooper original oil painting titled The Memory Bench 8x10 $480 of a man with a cane sitting on a bench

The Memory Bench

8 x 10
Oil

$480

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Night Moves

12 x 9
oil

$680

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The Reception

12 x 9
oil

$680

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Validation

9 x 12
oil

$680

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Affirmations & Speculations

11 x 14
oil

$780

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Karaoke

9 x 12
oil

$680

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Lawnmower Man

9 x 12
oil

$780

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Sherrill Cooper

Sherrill Cooper grew up in Ohio where she received a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree from Miami University. She now lives and paints in the lush, rolling countryside northwest of Baltimore, Maryland.

Like many successful artists before her, Sherrill pursued a career as an illustrator. Her paintings in oil are a natural progression in her artistic maturity. She paints with rich, textural color and emotional brushstrokes. Her strong design sense and fresh concepts make her paintings unique.

Sherrill has an extensive body of work that reflect her love of the figure. "I love people watching. The way they sit, stand, their overall posture and attitude fascinates me. I am drawn to the figure absorbed in contemplation—capturing their inner sense of isolation. I seek to communicate their emotions at that particular time. I want the viewer to feel what the subject is feeling," Sherrill says.

She enjoys painting on site, "en plein air." These paintings are also full of life and movement. They are energetic with efficient, minimal brushstrokes. "It’s reality. You are in the world that you are painting. You must paint what you see quickly, condensing the information because things are always changing outdoors. The wind blows, the lighting shifts," Sherrill observes. She is a member of the Mid-Atlantic Plein Air Painters Association.

Sherrill was featured in the February 2006 issue of Fine Art Connoisseur Magazine/ Plein Air Magazine. Her work is exhibited in fine galleries and is in numerous private collections.

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