Judith Fulmer began to study art at Towson University in 1988, taking numerous undergraduate and graduate level art
classes. Her interest in impressionism took her to Provincetown, Massachusetts, where she has spent almost every summer
since 1993. In 1997 she began studying at the Cape Cod School of Art, primarily with Lois Griffel, John DiMestico,
and Lee Boynton. In 2000 she accepted a summer position as a monitor at the Cape Cod School of Art living in the Pearl
Street Studio and continued as a monitor for several years. She has also studied painting in the evenings at the Schuler
School of Fine Art in Baltimore, Maryland. Most recently she has continued her studies under the guidance of Gail Browne,
John Ebersberger, Robert Longley, and Hilda Neily. She is able to paint effectively using a variety of
mediums, primarily watercolors, oils, and pastels. Her work focuses on light and color. She is known mostly for her
seascapes and landscapes using her style of blending impressionism and realism. She continues to learn
and share her passion about art with her students. She teaches now at the Cape School of Art in Provincetown, Ma and
through the Baltimore County Arts Guild.
Judith is an active member of several art organizations in Maryland and in Massachusetts. She is a member of
the Maryland Pastel Society, Provincetown Art Association Museum, Castle Hill Truro Center for the Arts, and the Mid-Atlantic
Plein Air Painters Association. She has participated in the Mid-Atlantic Plein Air Painters Associations
annual fall event know as Paint Annapolis. She is a regular participant in the Howard County Arts Council's Celebration
of the Auction fundraiser, the PAAM 12” by 12” show, and the Outer Cape Auction. She has made
presentations to both the Maryland Pastel Society and the Laurel Arts Guild on her use of color. On March
26th 2008 she was also featured as a salon artist on a Maryland Public Television show called Artworks This Week.
Her work is currently represented by Brice Interiors of Annapolis,
Maryland and Domingos En La Playa of Provincetown, Massachusettes. Formally she has shown in and is
currently looking for representation in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware and Howard County, Maryland. ADDITIONALL SARTIST'S STATEMENT: "I hope to draw you into my paintings, touch you with color,
jog your memory, renew your admiration of God's creations, and remind you that peace is possible."
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