DEBRA HUSE

My work is meant for those who believe

that art slows your world down

and touches your soul,

bringing calm and joy.

 
 

“Debra's paintings will bring an

engaging conversational charm,

and loving inspiration

to your beautiful home.”

- Susan Huntington, Interior Designer

 Debra Huse subjects range from landscapes and seascapes to historic boats,
vineyards, beaches, farms, cafes and towns
as a Plein Air conservationist and historian.

Huse has a working studio in a southern California boatyard and a sport fishing boat from which she lovingly captures and documents changing California coastal scenes. 

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Debra Huse is an international, award-winning, impressionist oil painter.
Painting primarily En Plein Air, she is acclaimed for her
joyful use of color and bold brushwork.

Her work has been featured on the cover of Southwest Art Magazine,
in Art of the West, Plein Air, Fine Art Connoisseur, American Art Collector and Modern Impressionist Magazines
and has been exhibited in over 25 museums.

 
 
 
 
 

CALIFORNIA ART CLUB REVIEW

 
 
 
 
 
 

MARINE ART JOURNAL

 
 




Collector Quotes

Gary and I have a number of Debra Huse Paintings
in our collection. We love her choice of subject matter, composition, and her color.
Most importantly, her paintings sing!

-Linda and Garret Pack




Debra Huse takes a loving look at the quintessential California lifestyle: the beaches, boats, gardens, and people, all partaking of the "good life" in the Golden State. 
An astute observer of everyday life, Debra presents her subjects immersed in the unique light and warmth
of coastal Southern California. 
A true "plein air" painter, her paintings are direct and
honest views of what is all around her.
              
-Mr. Jean Stern, Art Historian, Author and Lecturer



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“Impressionistic Brushwork”
Historic Shipyard
with more essential techniques than you can imagine!