Pam Coulter is an acclaimed American artist with all of the credentials of one.  With a major in Fine Art from Antioch College and advanced studies at Ecole du Louvre, American University, Corcoran and Odeon Art School, she is every bit as qualified on paper as she is on canvas.

Three of her acrylic paintings (including a five-part demonstration) are included in the North Light Book of Acrylic Painting Techniques. Four of her oil paintings were featured in an article "Don't Mess with Mother Nature" in the February, 1995 issue of American Artist.

She has received many awards, including First Places in: November 1992 multi-media show and July 1993 water media show in the Art League Gallery at the Torpedo Factory, First Place in Oil in the annual League of Reston Artists Show, 1996 and 1997, Best of Show in the 1995 and 1996 Annual League of Reston Artists shows and First Place in both the 1992 and 1994 Springfield Art Guild "Art of the Figure" show at NOVA. She received the "May Lake Award" given by Phyllis Braff, Art Critic, NY Times.

She has participated in such juried group shows as the Catherine Lorillard Wolf show at the National Arts Club (NYC, 95 and 98), the National Art League Invitational (NY), the Susquehanna Art Society regional show, the "Open Exhibition 1995" in Virginia (jurors included M. Stephen Doherty, Editor, American Artist), and many juried shows at the Art League of Alexandria Gallery in the Torpedo Factory, Alexandria, VA.

She has paintings in over 350 private collections. Public/corporate collections include The General Services Administration, US Government, and Hughes Systems Group.

She works primarily in oil and in a loose painterly style. She works as well in acrylics, watercolor, pastel, batik, pen and ink, charcoal, and pencil.  Her originals are priced in the moderate range, from about $300 to $4200.