Mary Hubley

Mary Hubley is an award-winning American oil painter based in St. Augustine, Florida, known for her still life and landscape paintings. Her current focus is on quiet, atmospheric still life for galleries and collectors, while her broader body of work includes coastal subjects, landscapes, boats, and figures.

Hubley is drawn to ordinary objects and places that carry a sense of history and memory. Her still lifes often feature antique pottery, linens, shells, flowers, fruit, and other objects shaped by time and use. She is particularly interested in the way light reveals texture, creates atmosphere, and transforms familiar things into something more evocative.

Her paintings combine elements of classical realism with a contemporary atmospheric approach. Soft edges, restrained color, carefully considered values, and areas of suggestion allow the paintings to move beyond straightforward description toward a sense of stillness and memory.

Hubley's paintings have been juried into national exhibitions with Oil Painters of America (OPA), the American Impressionist Society (AIS), and the National Oil and Acrylic Painters Society (NOAPS), where she holds Signature Status. Her work has appeared in American Art Collector, PleinAir Magazine, ...

Thomas Edison State University, BA, Major in fine art and writing. Various workshops and classes with nationally recognized artists.

Mary Hubley’s paintings have been juried into more than 45 national and regional exhibitions, including the Oil Painters of America National and Regional Exhibitions, the American Impressionist Society National Shows, and the National Oil and Acrylic Painters’ Society Best of America Exhibitions. Her work has been featured in respected galleries such as the Steamboat Art Museum, Somerville Manning Gallery, Eisele Gallery, Principle Gallery Alexandria, Mary Williams Fine Art, Beverly McNeil Gallery, The Centerpiece Gallery, and James R. Ross Fine Art. She has received multiple awards from AIS, NOAPS, Plein Air Salon, and Richeson75, and her paintings have appeared in American Art Collector magazine, Plein Air Magazine, and private collections across the country.