Mary Newcomb is an award-winning artist
who lives in Greenwich, CT. She is a native of Seattle, WA.

Newcomb’s work has been shown at The Gay Head Gallery on
Martha’s Vineyard, The Dearing Galleries in Taos, New Mexico, and in Connecticut at the Stamford Museum and Nature Center,
The Brick Gallery in Essex, CT and the Flinn Gallery in Greenwich, CT.
She has also shown her work in New York City at the
Independent’s Biennale and at two solo shows in New York City at
Jeffrey Bilhuber, Inc. and Tucker Robbins, Inc.
Her work is on permanent display at
Fuji Photo Film, USA, Corporate Headquarters in White Plains, NY and Dighton Rhode Inc. in Greenwich, CT.

Cora Rosevear, Curator of Painting and Sculpture at MOMA in New York City, awarded Newcomb first prize at the 1995 Faber Birren Color Award Show. The artist’s work was selected from more than 900 entries from across the country for her creative and original use of color. 

Newcomb graduated from the University of Washington in Seattle. She then studied at Parsons School of Design, The Art Students League and the National Academy of Design in New York City and at the
School of Realist Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

Her personal interests include
acting, writing, and supporting art & healing programs designed to empower children and adults with special needs.