Bonny Lundy is a Maryland artist and art teacher. Her award winning paintings are included in private and public collections including the U.S. Council on Aging, GEICO, Sandy Spring Museum, and Montgomery County. Bonny exhibits her paintings at Atlantic Gallery of Georgetown. Her unique style celebrates realistic beauty. Bonny’s art is inspired by the extensive gardens and woodland areas around her studio and by her collection of antiques and plants. She enjoys travel painting when visiting the Shenandoah Mountains, Vermont, the Eastern Shore. Painting ‘en plein air’ provides a sensory experience that is reflected in Bonny’s paintings. This freshness carries over to her studio work where she creates still-life with natural and found objects in response to meaningful personal events.

“ My goal is to present an experience of heightened reality for the viewer.”

Bonny Lundy has taught outdoor watercolor painting, drawing and design for twenty years through Glen Echo Park, Yellow Barn School, Smithsonian Associates, Washington Women’s Democratic Club, and numerous groups. She has led painting workshops to Honduras, Costa Rica, and U.S. locations. Ms. Lundy studied art at Goddard College and at Lake Erie College with Clinton Kuopus, where she received her BFA in painting in 1980. She studied realistic oil painting with William Swetcharnik. Bonny also works with oil and batik. Bonny Lundy paints by commission from her studio, Pleasant View, in Brookeville, Maryland.