ABOUT THE ARTIST Post's paintings, pastels and monotypes have been exhibited in museums and galleries throughout the country and reside in many important public and private collections. She has had two solo shows at the Mary Ryan Gallery in New York City, seven one-person shows at the R. Michelson Gallery in Northampton, MA. Other solo shows include the Wisteriahurst Museum, University of Massachusetts and Mary Washington College. Her work has been exhibited in many prestigious group shows and juried exhibitions in New England, New York and the Southeast. She has been featured in extensive photo essays in Poets & Artists, American Art Collector and American Artist magazines. Her painting "The Raven's Gift" as the cover, and a six-page interview with photos, appeared in the Artful Mind Magazine . Her painting, "Solstice", on the cover of The Gettysburg Review received the Ozzie Award for Design Excellence; the Review also selected Post's work for an eight-page color portfolio inside the same issue. Color reproductions of her work have graced the cover of Cornell University's Epoch literary magazine, and were selected for the cover and the content of five Return of the Goddess Engagement Calendars and the hardcover book, Return of the Great Goddess . Reviews and images of her work have appeared in the Boston Globe , the New York Times , Preview Magazine and other national and regional publications. A 24-page color catalogue was published in conjunction with her solo show, Balancing Acts , at the R. Michelson Gallery. Linda H. Post is a graduate of the University of Rochester and did post-graduate work in printmaking at the Rochester Institute of Technology. She has taught numerous workshops in figure drawing, pastel and printmaking. When she isn't in her studio, she works as Founding Director of the Paradise City Arts Festivals. COLLECTIONS RESUME BIBLIOGRAPHY To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

I make paintings of powerful women, the sea, mysterious encounters, and uncommon places. These works occupy a mythic place in our consciousness, and question what we know about the world. Most of the settings of my paintings are imaginary places of reflection and contemplation. I chronicle all my travels in photographs. I combine landscapes, seascapes, people, architecture, creatures, and all sorts of odd details that have never existed together in reality. I love painting patterns, and skies on the cusp of change. Especially in my larger work, my viewpoint is often just outside the picture plane – one more step and you feel as if you can enter the narrative of the painting. ​ Birds, especially seabirds, have long been choreographed into my work, sometimes as companions, other times as avatars of change, growth, or escape. The conjunction of women and birds placed in enigmatic landscapes evokes an especially vivid dream. by Editor Brian Goslow in Artscope Magazine , July/August 2023 ​ "My favorite work in the exhibition was Linda Post’s “The Willing Suspension of Disbelief”, a large 72” x 53” oil on linen canvas painting truly enhanced by its huge size that fully allows one to see features that wouldn’t have been apparent looking at a digital image. Not only do you feel the intense presence of two women leaning against an aging fence - one holding a seagull while a second gull, it’s open beak seemingly smiling as its red eye looks out at the viewer - but four tents, the event they’ve been raised for unapparent. Post said that the "surreal, shape-shifting tents" are one of the dreamlike places that occur often in her work... In the back of the painting a couple sits around a campfire, their attention alternating between each other and the rising moon. "When I began this painting, it was a sunset. By the end it was a moonrise," says Post. "Things change." The Danforth's annual juried show will always leave me with several artists whose work I will be following for years to come." DANFORTH ART MUSEUM JURIED EXHIBITION REVIEW View the exhibit "The Willing Suspension of Disbelief" with narration by artist Linda H. Post at R. Michelson Galleries On February 22, the Intuitive Machines’ Odysseus spacecraft successfully landed on the moon’s southern hemisphere. On board the Odysseus is the Lunar Codex, a time capsule that contains the work of contemporary artists, writers, and musicians. My work is among them. READ MORE Paintings range from $1,800 to $60,000 Pastels start at $1,200 Monotypes from $500 to $1,350 COLLECTIONS RESUME BIBLIOGRAPHY To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

RESUME BORN: Fall River, Massachusetts EDUCATION: B.A. University of Rochester, Rochester, N.Y. SOLO EXHIBITIONS: ​2021-22: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA. "A View from the Mezzanine". 2019: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA. "The Willing Suspension of Disbelief" 2017: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA. "Sirens" 2016: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA 2008: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA 2000: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA 1995: Coppelman Gallery, East Dennis, MA 1995: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA. 1991: Wistariahurst Museum, Holyoke, MA. 1991: R. Michelson Gallery, Amherst, MA. 1989: R. Michelson Gallery, Amherst, MA. 1988: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA. 1987: Mary Ryan Gallery, New York, NY. 1985: R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA. 1984: Mary Ryan Gallery, New York, NY. 1984: DuPont Gallery, Mary Washington College, Fredericksburg, VA. 1983: Herter Art Gallery, University of Massachusetts, Amherst, MA. 1983: A.P.E. Gallery, Northampton, MA. Included in the Lunar Codex: A Time Capsule of Human Creativity, Launched to the Moon. PoetsArtists Issue #37, Linda Post, Featured Artist. SELECTED GROUP EXHIBITIONS: 2024: "Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going?", Art Complex Museum, Duxbury, MA 2024: "Frozen Dreams and Abstract Realities: Winter's Dual Nature", National Assn. of Women Artists 2024: "Girl Art Now", Hera Gallery, Kingston, RI. 2024: "W A T E R", 33 Contemporary Gallery, Chicago, IL & Artsy.com 2 023: “Nor’Easter”, New Britain Museum of American Art, CT: Visitors Choice Award 2023: "Annual Juried Ex hibition", Danforth Art M useum, Framingham, MA 2023: "Won der Woman", 33 Contemporary Gallery on Artsy.com 202 3 : "In Tan dem", Cape Cod Museum of Art, Dennis, MA 2023: “We’ve Been Around Forever”, Cotuit Center for the Arts Gallery, Cotuit, MA 2023: “M O (U) R N I N G”, 33 Contemporary Gallery, Chicago, IL & Artsy.com 2023: "Pushing Forward, Reaching Back", Brookgreen Garden s Museum, SC. American Women Artists Annual Exhibition. 2022: New York, N Y. 133rd Annual Exhibition, National Association of Women Artists. One Art Space 2022, 2023: "Small Works", National Association of Women Artists. Juried online exhibition. 2019: "Curating t he Contemporary", Mead Art Museum, Amherst College, MA 2017: "Seeing Ourselves:Self Portraits by 50 Women Artists", APE Gallery, Northampton, MA 2015: SCOPE Art Fair, SeeMe digital display, Miami Beach, FL, The Voice Of The Artist 2012: "Recent Acquisitions", Mead Art Museum, Amherst College, MA 2010: “Amherst Art Biennial”, curated exhibit of 40 regional artists. 2010: Drawing Dreams Foundation, online art gallery. Invitational. 2006 -– 2008: “Coming of Age”, a national traveling portfolio of 30 monotypes curated by Joann Moser, National Museum of American Art. 2007: “Monotype Guild Juried Show”. Mill Brook Gallery, Concord, NH. First Prize 2006: “National Prize Show”. Cambridge Art Assn., Cambridge, MA. Curated by Cheryl Brutvan, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. 2006: Pastel Society of America, 34th Annual Juried Exhibition. New York, NY 2006: “Methods in Monotype”. Whistler House Museum of Art, Lowell, MA.First Prize. Juried by Miklos Pogany. 2005: “Kick Off Your Bra!” Show for the Breast Form Fund. Northampton, MA 2005, 2004: “Art With Heart: A Benefit”. R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA 2004: “Art Outside the Box”. R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA 2004: “WGBY Collection”. WGBY Gallery, Springfield, MA 2001: “Black & White”: Williston Academy Art Gallery, Easthampton, MA 1998: “Figure and Fantasy”: Chase Gallery, Boston, MA 1997: “Valley Self-Portraits”: Hart Gallery, Northampton, MA 1995: "For the Birds": Ferrin Gallery, Northampton, MA 1994: "Varied Visions: Interpretations of the Landscape". Virginia Miller Galleries, Coral Gables, FL. 1994: "New Talent". Chase Gallery, Boston, MA. 1992: "Return of the Goddess". R. Michelson Gallery, Amherst, MA. 1990: "Salon 1990: The Human Figure In New Painting And Sculpture." New York Academy of Art, New York, NY.: invitational show. BACK TO BIO Linda Post with "The Procession of Hope and Feathers" on view at R. Michelson Galleries 1990: "Nancy Graves Chooses: Works On Paper", Artspace, New Haven,CT. 1990: Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA. Strathmore Paper Award. 1989: "Women By Women", R. Michelson Gallery, Northampton, MA.: invitational 1988: "Explorations", Clark Whitney Gallery, Lenox, MA.: three-person invitational show. 1987: "Art For Your Collection", RISD Museum, Providence, RI.: invitational show. 1987: "Pastel Show", Attleboro Art Museum, Attleboro, MA.: invitational show. 1987: "Boston Printmakers National", Danforth Museum, Framingham, 1986: "36/86", Wistariahurst Museum, Holyoke, MA.: invitational show. 1986: "Monotypes, The Painterly Print", Catskill Gallery, Catskill, NY. Sponsored by the New York Council on the Arts. 1986: Clark Whitney Gallery, Lenox, MA. 1985: Newport Art Museum, Newport, RI.1985: "Local Color/New Faces", Clark Gallery, Lincoln, MA. 1985: "Valley Women Artists", Hampshire College, Amherst, MA.: juried by Barbara Haskell, Whitney Museum Curator. 1985: "Boston Printmakers National", Rose Art Museum, Waltham, MA. 1984, 1985, 1986: Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA. 1984: "Northampton Printmakers", University of Mass. Medical Center, Amherst, MA 1983: "Annual Boston Drawing Show", Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA. 1983: Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA: Donald Reichert Memorial Award. 1982, 1983, 1984: "Gallery Artists", Gallery at 24, Miami, FL. 1982, 1983, 1984: "Gallery Artists", Stavaridis Gallery, Boston, MA. 1982: "Self-Portraits", Pratt Gallery, Amherst, MA. 1982: Gabrielle Bryers Gallery, New York, NY. 1981: "Combinations", Danforth Art Museum, Framingham, MA. and Manchester Institute of Arts and Sciences, NH. 1980: "Valley Women Artists", Hampshire College, Amherst, MA.: juried by Grace Glueck. 1979: "Art Feminie", Herter Gallery, University of Massachusetts, juried by Lucy Lippard.

BIBLIOGRAPHY: RAW Art Review, Winter 2023. Featured artist, five pages of color images. ​ Artscope Magazine, July/August 2023. “Danforth’s Annual Shows Not So Quiet Social Activism”, Brian Goslow. 4 pages. Feature image: The Willing Suspension of Disbelief . ​ Color Catalogue for 2023 American Women Artists Exhibitio n, Brookgreen Gardens Museum, SC. Featured image: Tempest . Fine Art Collector Magazine, April 2023 . "A Quiet Stillness". Feature image Aurora Fine Art Co nnoisseur Magazine, Nov/Dec 2022. "Figures in Costume". Feature image Soliloquy. ​ Juniper Rag, Fall 2022. "Outrage". Feature image Tempest . ​ The Artful Mind, October 2022. The Raven's Gift cover story, illustrated color pages 22-27 ​ Art New England, July/August 2019. "Art Seen", page 104. ​ Springfield Republican, April 27, 2019. "Linda Post artwork featured at R. Michelson Galleries in Northampton". Cori Urban, Page B1. Preview Magazine, April 2019. "The Business of Art". Christin Howard, pages 13, 14. ​ Artful Mind, May 2017. "Speaking the Language of Birds". Harryet Candee, page 66. ​ Preview Magazine, May 2016. "People: Linda Post" by James Heflin, page 38. ​ Poets and Artists Magazine, August 2012. Pages 6-10, color portfolio. Catalogue for Amherst Art Biennial, October 2010. Reproduction of Balancing Act. EPOCH Magazine, Cornell University, Volume 58, Number 3: 2010. Cover image Catalogue for solo exhibit "Balancing Acts". 24 pages, color. American Art Collector, November 2008. “Linda Post: Balancing Acts”. Michelle Borgwardt, pages 176-177. Illustrated Preview Magazine, October 2008. “People View: Linda Post Talks Arts and Adolescence”. Sarah Werthan Buttenwieser, page 4, 5 and 52. Daily Hampshire Gazette, October 23, 2008. “Northampton Artist Celebrates the In-Between Spaces”. Phoebe Mitchell, page C7. In The Spotlight, September 19, 2008. “Linda Post: Major Exhibit”. Shera Cohen, online review. Illustrated Artful Mind, August 2008. “Celebrating Art with Linda Post”. Kerry O’Keefe, cover story; pages 14-16. Illustrated The Womens Times, July 2008. “Girls of Summer” ArtsMedia, September 2003. “Portable Paradise”, Cover story. Pages 23-25 Artful Mind, July 2001. “A Visual Journey with Artist Linda Post”. Nanci Race, pages 24, 25. Illustrated. American Artist Magazine, April 1998. “Where Artists Get Their Ideas”. Christopher Willard, pages 10-15. Color reproductions of “Benediction and “Elana’'s Dream”. Catalogue for Figure and Fantasy; 1998. Chase Gallery, Boston, MA. Color reproduction of “Learning to Fly”. Return of the Great Goddess, Stewart, Tabori and Chang. 1997. Color Cover of “Air”. Return of the Goddess, 1993, 1997, 2000. Engagement Calendar. Year 1993: Cover, “Air”. Year 1997 Cover "Solstice". Inside art "Self-Portrait"; Year 2000 inside: “The Wreckage of Eggs and Fishes”; “Sun Worshipper”. Sunday Republican, November 19, 1995. "Photos, Dreamscapes offered in exhibitions". Gloria Russell, page D2. Daily Hampshire Gazette, November 2, 1995. Page 1 ("This is not the whole picture"); page 21, "Floating Along Over The Valley". Ali Crolius. Ozzie Award for Publication Design Excellence: for The Gettysburg Review, Fall 1991, Best Cover Design. 1992. Gettysburg Review, Autumn 1991. Color cover, color portfolio pages 657-664, 708. The Sunday Republican, April 28, 1991. "At Wistariahurst, Art Exhibits Explore Ambiguity". Gloria Russell, page D5. Catalogue for "Salon 1990: The Human Figure In New Painting And Sculpture". New York Academy of Art, New York, NY. Daily Hampshire Gazette, November 15, 1989. "Linda Horvitz Post". Patricia Wright, page 22. The Valley Advocate, April 25, 1988. "Fish In Space". Lorna Ritz, page 8. Daily Hampshire Gazette, March 25, 1988. "New Works By Post". Page 17 The Boston Globe, July 5, 1985. "In Lincoln, The Range Is Wide, The Quality Is High". Christine Temin, page 45. The Sunday Republican, April 28, 1985. "Exciting Northampton Shows", Gloria Russell, page F16. The New York Times, October 12, 1984. "Art..." John Russell, page C22. The Valley Advocate, December 7, 1983. "Post Marks". Laura Holland . page 29A. Catalogues for the Springfield Art League National Exhibitions, Museum of Fine Arts, Springfield, MA. 1983 and 1990. BACK TO BIO

SPEAKING THE LANGUAGE OF BIRDS The conjunction of women and birds evokes an especially vivid dream. Birds, especially seabirds, have long been incorporated into my work, sometimes as companions, other times as avatars of change, growth, or escape. This series of paintings, offered as archival prints, occupies a cerebral, mythic landscape, full of mysterious encounters. These introspective girls and women are often on the cusp of change. They are contemplating their futures, preparing their imaginations - and their lives - to take flight. ​ New Arrival! Swan Song of the Pink Moon Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart New Arrival! Fledgling Price $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart The Raven's Gift Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart New Arrival! Sky Blue Pink Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Guanacaste Price $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Across the Sea of Time Price $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Dance of the Pelicans Price $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Soliloquy Price $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Sirens Price From $145.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart RETURN TO SHOP ALL PRINTS

THE ELEMENTS Each of the works in this series portrays a total immersion into one of the four Elements: Earth, Air, Water, and Fire. The originals are all self-portraits, each one a 50" x 42" pastel drawn on Stonehenge paper. They have been widely published and exhibited and now reside in private collections. ​ The Elements series is rich in detail and color, and portrays the power of nature's elemental forces. The hand of the artist is beautifully recreated in these signed, archival print editions. ​ Air (from The Elements) Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Earth (from The Elements) Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Water I (from The Elements) Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Fire (from The Elements) Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart Water II (from The Elements) Price From $145.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Size Add to Cart RETURN TO SHOP ALL PRINTS

Paintings range from $1,800 to $60,000 Pastels from $1,200 to $12,000 Monotypes from $500 to $1,350 Fine art prints available from $145 For more information or pricing of a particular work, contact: LINDA H. POST EMAIL: LINDA@LHPOST.COM Work is also available through: ​R. MICHELSON GALLERIES EMAIL: RM@RMICHELSON.COM ​ AND ARTSY.NET Your message was sent successfully! Send

LEAPS AND BOUNDS Dance has always intrigued me. I work to music, and the placement of figures in each painting is a kind of visual and psychological choreography. In this series, the dancers begin in interior rooms, then leap and soar through the air. The airborne figures have a birds-eye view of cloud formations, wildly patterned fields, mountains, and rivers. Some land in the sea, or revel on hillsides in a tour-de-force dance of life. Flying Blind Over the Heartland Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart Benediction Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart Night Dancers Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart Solstice Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart Learning To Fly Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart Air (from The Elements) Price From $295.00 Excluding Sales Tax | Free US Shipping Add to Cart RETURN TO SHOP ALL PRINTS

PASTELS detail, "Water" , from The Elements. SOLD Pastels were my primary medium for many years. Working with soft pastel sticks is a natural extension of my fingers into the realm of pure pigment. I am much more enamored of the sticks as they wear down to tiny stubs of color, working together with my hands in a rhythm of sweeping, smearing and staccato motions. Even when applying oil paints, I'll often put the paintbrush aside - leaving fingerprints, scratches and the mark of my hand in the pools of color on the canvas. This is a sampling of pastels from over the years. Sizes listed are image size, without frame dimensions. Some are now available as fine art prints . Linda H. Post Learning To Fly Into The Night River Secret Garden Cape Light Swimmers In The River Air and Water Wake Float "Learning To Fly" is a pastel, 50" x 36", set over the Connecticut River. It was one of my first forays into a visual expression of the cusp between childhood and adolescence, and one of the largest pieces in this extensive series of airborne figures. SOLD Available as a limited edition print. In "Into The Night River", the boat is the psychological "bridge" between air and water, conscious and unconscious. A dreamer leaves the boat, floating through the air into the water. The boatman is her anchor, her refuge. The sky is on the cusp of night and day. 25" x 50". SOLD "Air and Water" is a pastel triptych, 30" x 56". The diver/flyer is a self-portrait, one of many painted over the years. The deep blue water is turbulent, plants shoot into the air and the seabird heads for the safety of the sky. A birds-eye view of the Connecticut River is the setting for "Wake", which is 48" x 38". Tumbling through the air, the main figure is watched by a swimmer, a boater, and a bird carrying a dreamer. The man and woman float among water lilies and swimming koi, making their way though a liquid garden path. The woman is serene, the man watchful. "Secret Garden" is 30" x 22". In "Cape Light" I experimented with applying pastels to a solid gesso panel, then adding varnish to create a matte textured surface that could be framed without glass. 20" x 24". "Swimmers in the River", 50" x 36", is from the same series as "Into The Night River". The surreal setting is actually the Connecticut River, which possesses a wonderful rounded island that I passed every day on my way to my Holyoke, MA studio. SOLD "Float" depicts a whirlpool, drawing fish and swimmers into its vortex. It consists of six panels, all pastel over monotype on Arches Cover paper. Each panel is 28" x 24". Available as limited edition prints as a set or as separate prints. Water II This is the second version of "Water", pictured on top of this page. It was commissioned by a collector when the first one sold. All are self-portraits, and part of The Elements series of pastels, each one 50" x 42". SOLD Available as a limited edition print. Earth "Earth" is a 50" x 42" pastel, one of the self-portraits that make up The Elements . The trees and grass envelope the figure, almost caressing her. Each of the works in this series portrays a total immersion into one of the Elements: Earth, Air, Water, Fire. Available as a limited edition print. BACK TO PORTFOLIO

LIMITED EDITION FINE ART PRINTS These limited edition prints are museum quality fine art reproductions, individually printed on 100% rag paper with archival inks. They are hand signed and numbered by the artist. Each image is printed with approximately 1.5" of border space to allow for matting. Most are available in two sizes. ​ The collections below represent various themes that have appeared in my work over time. While many of my original paintings and pastels reside in public and private collections , or may be too large in scale for your home, these beautifully produced prints can provide broader access to some of my iconic imagery. ​ To view painting images, sizes, pricing, and to purchase prints, select from one of these themed collections. FLOAT THE ELEMENTS SPEAKING THE LANGUAGE OF BIRDS LEAPS AND BOUNDS GIRLS OF MYSTERY, WOMEN OF POWER TEACHING FISH TO SWIM