A gifted, multi-talented artist, Ingrid Davis was raised in West Berlin and came to this country in 1958. At that time she worked mostly in oils and pastels. In 1976 she moved to Japan and developed an interest in rice-paper collage which she pursued until her return to the US in 1981. Her fascination with printmaking began with a course in etching and continues with her great love for the white-line woodcut technique which she now practices almost exclusively. Click on images to view larger version
Ingrid studied at the Art Student's League in New York, the Brooklyn Museum School of Art in New York, The School of Visual Arts in New York and has taken many private courses. She received a first place award in Graphic Arts from the Miniature Art Society of New Jersey, a third place award in Graphic Arts form the Hudson Artists Association in New Jersey and the Judges Award for her white-line woodcuts, Parrot Tulips and In the Studio at the Art League in Alexandria, Virginia.
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