Tucson artist Mary Emelie Heinz Langston was born October 5, 1928, in Atlanta, GA, and died at home in Tucson on November 19, 2011. Mary graduated, BA, from Agnes Scott College in Decatur, GA, and did graduate work in the Art Department at the University of Georgia in Athens. She was a long time member of the Tucson Museum of Art and a charter member of Tohono Chul park. She exhibited her art work widely across the country. Her works included water color, acrylic, and encaustic paintings combined with collage and handmade paper, as well as ceramic sculpture.
Additional Artworks
From TMC Health Healing Arts Program
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Leslie Hawk
In Doris' Garden
lead, concrete, rebar
65 x 33 x 5 in
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Susan Drew
Aspen and Maple Beautify My Morning
archival pigment inkjet print
20 x 30 in
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David Andres
Overlay – Crimson Doris, Triggerfish
monotype with soft pastel
30 x 40 in
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David Andres
Flower Sea Urchin and Jeweled Moray
monotype with soft pastel
40 x 30 in
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Susan Imwalle
Floral 2
mixed media (watercolor with gouache)
22 x 22 in
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Susan Imwalle
Floral 1
mixed media (watercolor with gouache)
22 x 22 in
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Howard Terpning
Last Rays of Sun
color lithograph
22 x 15 in
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Howard Terpning
Before the Little Bighorn
color lithograph
21 x 22 in
About the artist
Mary Langston
American
1928–2011