Angela Manno

Teaches at Brooklyn Botanic Garden

Angela Manno is an internationally exhibited artist who has been teaching still life and landscape painting for over 15 years at numerous venues including Hunter College in Manhattan, in and around her studios in the Berkshires and the high desert of Colorado, the farmlands of Vermont and the lavender fields of Provence. Her approach to capturing radiant color and light in her paintings has been handed down through instructors at the Cape Cod School of Art in Provincetown, MA, founded by Charles Hawthorne, a contemporary of Claude Monet. Her landscapes have received numerous awards, including the Award for Excellence from the National Parks Academy of the Arts. Her art is in private collections throughout the Americas, Europe and the Middle East and in the permanent fine art collections of NASA and the Smithsonian Institution.