Whenever the sun shines, Crystal Moll can be seen on location, with her canvas, brushes, and oils, interpreting the urban landscape as she sees it. Painting on location gives her work the feel of "being there," allowing the viewer to enter the scene, look in the windows, and acquire a sense of place and time. Crystal works on several paintings at a time, moving locations with the sun, to capture the light and shadow of each scene at its optimum time of day.

A blend of impressionism and realism, her paintings have a pleasing painterly quality of traditional oils, with an intriguing color sense that is Crystal's own. Her work has been compared with that of Edward Hopper, but with a happier, brighter tone.

Baltimore has been her primary subject in recent years, and the eastern shore of Maryland is another favorite. Commissions include, the Albert V. Bryan United States Courthouse, Alexandria, The Marsh McLennan Building, Stone & Associates, Baltimore and Rohm & Hass Co., Philadelphia. Her paintings have been widely exhibited throughout the mid-atlantic region including shows at the Academy of Art, Easton; Marin-Price Galleries, Chevy Chase; Medici Gallery, Philadelphia and the Bennett Street Gallery in Atlanta. Her work has been published in the Encyclopedia of Living Artists.

Crystal Moll | 217 Mariners Point Drive | Baltimore, Maryland 21220 | 410.391.3166

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