The Artist Luanne Hebner Perez began to seriously paint in the 1970's and was thrilled to discover she could do it. She worked with oils on board or canvas depicting scenes of Americana, for this was the era of the 1776 Bicentennial celebration. More recently, she works exclusively with watercolors, creating scenes of Fillmore and the Santa Clara River Valley that has long been her home. She also spends time painting images of favorite places in Europe. Luanne was educated as a home economist at U.C. Santa Barbara and U.C. Davis. She is recognized around town as "Mrs. Perez, you taught me to cook and sew in Jr. High." In 2002, after 24 years, she retired from teaching Life Management classes at Fillmore Middle School. She has lived in California nearly all of her life. Luanne is drawn to beauty: Traveling throughout North America and Europe has always been a part of her life. Luanne continues to go places and paint. She makes this a priority in her life. Each month and usually with her husband John, she spends a minimum of two nights away from home; but more usually, it is a week away - or three weeks is better. · View Luanne's Watercolor Art Gallery Sign up for new painting notifications.
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![]() Recent Awards
Santa Paula Society of the Arts 73rd Annual Exhibit, Spring 2010, Third Place Ribbon, Watercolors Organizations
Publications
"Two Trees in Fog" selected for Buenaventura Art Association 2010 Calendar, "Let's Picnic - In Foster Park" selected for 2011 Calendar
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