A Brief Bio: Susan Bon
Susan Bon (1951-2010) was a graduate of the Museum School in Boston and a career artist, first in Pepperell, MA, later in New Ipswich, NH and finally toward the end of her life, in Loudonville, NY. Although disabled from birth with severe congenital heart defect, she was none-the less a world traveler, avid naturalist and talented artist. She painted, drew, sewed, made rugs, clothes, dolls and stuffed animals, but her primary medium was oils. Her paintings are exhibited in locations from New York to Washington state, Switzerland to Australia and portray the landscapes and subjects she knew and loved - fields, farms, mountains, animals and her beloved cats.

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Last Update: 2/1/12