Regina Partridge

Regina Partridge is a Rhode Island artist who has been exhibiting her paintings, drawings and prints since 1988.  She has been accepted into juried art shows in Rhode Island, Massachusetts, and Connecticut and has won several awards.

Regina’s most recent paintings and monotypes are about landscapes in South County, Rhode Island.  Having spent summers there for the past twenty years, she has an appreciation for the beauty of the shore, the wildlife sanctuaries and the countryside of that area. Although her landscapes are about specific places,  her goal is to evoke a sense of quiet and peace in them.

She is a partner in Studio Goddard Partridge, a printmaking studio located in the Arts District in Pawtucket, Rhode Island. She has been elected as an artist member into the Providence Art Club, the Pastel Society of America, the Monotype Guild of New England, and Art League Rhode island. She is a member of the Rhode Island State Council on the Arts and is on the board of the Pawtucket Arts Collaborative.

Her art is in many private collections and in the collections of First City Bank of New Britain, Connecticut, Bice’s Ristorante in Las Vegas, Nevada, Berkshire Partners, Boston, and Cambridge Savings Bank in Boston, and Watertown, Massachusetts, Max Stein’s American Restaurant in Lexington, Massachusetts and in Rhode Island at Women’s and Infants Hospital, Beacon Mutual Insurance Company, Collette Travel Services, Miriam Hospital,  Pilgrim Title Insurance Company, Johnson and Wales University, and Twenty Two Bowen, a restaurant in Newport and Amica Mutual Insurance Company in Smithfield.

Ms. Partridge received her Bachelor of Education and her Master of Education degrees from Rhode Island College.  She has taken art classes at Rhode Island College, the Gatehouse Studios in Lincoln, Rhode Island, Rhode Island School of Design Continuing Education, Lyme Academy of Fine Arts in Old Lyme, Connecticut, and the Art New England Summer Workshops at Bennington College in Bennington, Vermont.

  She is currently represented in Rhode Island by the Bert Gallery in Providence, Angell Fine Arts in East Greenwich and Gallery 297 in Bristol.