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Born in 1951, Griselda Lessard Healy grew up in St. James, Long Island, New York. There she studied still-life and landscape painting with Paul Russotto before moving to Europe and later Canada, where she studied and worked primarily as a musician while never letting her painting work fall far from hand and mind. When Griselda returned to the USA in 1987, her focus moved primarily towards figure painting, sculpture, and drawing.

This renewed passion was pursued in Connecticut at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts with Dan Gheno and Deane Keller, followed by more figure painting study in New York City at the National Academy of Design with Mary Beth McKenzie and, at The Art Students League with Harvey Dinnerstein.

In 1997 Healy joined the Visual Arts Studio Program at the Snug Harbor Cultural Center, Staten Island, NY. This was the beginning of her serious studio work, hiring models for figure projects, painting portraits from life, and experimenting with different mediums such

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I was born in St. James, Long Island, New York in 1951. I studied still-life and landscape painting with Paul Russotto before moving to Europe, where I studied and worked as a musician and artist. Returning to the USA, my focus moved towards figure painting and drawing. This new passion was pursued in Connecticut at the Lyme Academy College of Fine Arts with Dan Gheno and Deane Keller, followed by more study in New York at the National Academy of Design with Mary Beth McKenzie and, at The Art Students League with Harvey Dinnerstein.

In 1997 I joined the Visual Arts Studio Program at Snug Harbor Cultural Center Staten Island, NY. Here I began my first serious works, hiring models for figure projects, painting portraits from life, and experimenting with different mediums such as pastel, printmaking, and sculpture. 

Aside from the on-going figure projects, I painted a series of plein-air landscapes, most often inspired by Snug Harbor’s magnificent architecture, gardens, t

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