Watercolor paintings, South Shore, Nantasket Beach, Paragon Park, art. Hull, MA

Elizabeth Trubia is watercolor artist and resident of Hull, Massachusetts. Inspired by the scenic beauty of her surroundings, Elizabeth has spent a decade painting treasured memories of Paragon Park, the area's finest historical Victorian hotels, lighthouses, and many other well known beautiful local attractions including scenes of Hull, Boston and the South Shore. A former librarian, Elizabeth enjoys researching and educating others through her work by including many accompanying historically accurate descriptions. Please contact us at information@elizabethtrubia.com to view her work at her gallery by appointment, and be sure to click on the images throughout this website to enlarge.

Adorn your home or office with a charming watercolor painting from Watercolor Paintings by Elizabeth Trubia. Elizabeth is a seasoned artist with many awards and accolades to her credit. She is continually honing her skills as an accomplished watercolor painter specializing in realistic architecturally-inspired art. Enjoy the unique styles and colors that she employs in her paintings of many landmarks and landscapes of the South Shore and surrounding areas.

ART AWARDS

May 1997	Seafarers Gallery, Abington
	Certificate of Merit in Fine Art Watercolor

Jun 1997	South Shore Art Center, Festival Show, Cohasset
	Members Award of Excellence for “Hotel Nantasket 1880”

Dec 1997	Weymouth Art Association
	Second Place for “Paragon Park 1905”

Apr 1998	Weymouth Art Association
	Second Place for “Lagoon at Paragon Park, 1909”

Jun 1998	South Shore Art Center, Festival Show, Cohasset
	Honorable Mention for “Black Rock House, Cohasset, 1920"

Dec 1998	Weymouth Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “Melville Gardens, Hingham, 1900"

Apr 1999	Weymouth Art Association
	Best of Show for “Beacon Hill Row”

Jun 1999	South Shore Art Center, Festival Show, Cohasset
	Honorable Mention for “Melville Gardens, Hingham, 1900"

Sep 1999	Quincy Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “Union Oyster House”

Dec 1999	Weymouth Art Association
	Third Place for “Pavilion at Nantasket Hotel, 1920”

Apr 2000	Weymouth Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “Abigail Adams House, Weymouth”

Dec 2000	Weymouth Art Association
	Third Place for “Public Gardens, Boston circa 1910”

Apr 2001	Weymouth Art Association
	Second Place for “Sidewalk, Beacon Hill”

Apr 2001	Weymouth Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “Hurley’s Bath House, Nantasket Circa 1930”

Sep 2001	Quincy Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “Adams Mansion Front Gate”

Dec 2001	Weymouth Art Association
	Third Place for “Central Fire Station, Hull, July 4, 1930”

Apr 2002	Hull Artist’s Studio Connection
	Honorable Mention for “Congo Cruise, Paragon Park, Nantasket, circa 1970’s”

Sep 2002	Quincy Art Association
	Best Quincy Historic Painting for “Quincy Center 1915”

Apr 2003	Quincy Art Association
	Third Place for “Snowy Evening, Boston Public Gardens”

Apr 2003	Hull Artist’s Studio Connection
	Third Place for “The Dress”

Apr 2003	Hull Artist’s Studio Connection
	First Place for “Serenity”

Apr 2003	Hull Artist’s Studio Connection
	Honorable Mention for “Nantasket Avenue 1915”

Dec 2003	Weymouth Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “The Dress”

Apr 2004	Quincy Art Association
	Third Place for “Clamdiggers”

Apr 2004	Hull Artist’s Studio Connection
	First Place for “Wild Mouse, Paragon Park”

Dec 2004	Weymouth Art Association
	Honorable Mention for “Congo Cruise, Paragon Park”