Miriam Schulman

Whether her subject is penguins or people, it's personality that moves the paintbrush of artist Miriam Schulman. Schulman's charming portraits, both human and animal, express individuality with humor and dignity.  Her uniqueness comes from her mastery of watercolor for portraits; a medium rarely used for portraits but is ideal for expressing luminosity of skin tones. Her work has been published in various publications, including the New York Times. Exhibited at galleries and selected for prestigious juried shows throughout the New York tri-state area, Schulman's works are also included in private collections internationally. She is a member of the Connecticut Society of Portrait Artists, Mamaroneck Artist Guild, the Scarsdale Art Association and the Greenwich Art Society. The New Jersey native studied with noted artist in her home state, Elise Morenon and Mel Stabin.   A resident of Scarsdale for 10 years, Schulman lives in Greenacres with her husband and children.