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In her evocative artcard series, "Girls", Anne Sherwood Pundyk adeptly captures girls defining themselves as they shift from girl to woman. Based on the artist's "Girl Paintings", her fluid brushstrokes and the warmth of her palette evoke the limitless opportunities and unbridled freedom of youth. Pundyk's girls radiate self-sufficient strength and beauty. Their deliberate gazes and organic poise suggest depth of character coupled with a willful confidence that hints of future discoveries on their own terms, for "Girls" is a story without end, through which Pundyk proves herself both a skilled painter and thoughtful storyteller.

Anne Sherwood Pundyk