Alison Stein Art Collections
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Artwork by Alison Stein
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Noah's Ark by Alison Stein
Hybiscus and Turtle Hawaiian Quilt Block by Alison Stein
Coffee Grinder Wall by Alison Stein
Macaw Mola by Alison Stein
Plumeria Hawaiian Quilt Block by Alison Stein
Martini Lunch by Alison Stein
Hot for Chilis by Alison Stein
Daniel In The Lions' Den by Alison Stein
Remembering Television by Alison Stein
Remembering Radio by Alison Stein
Pastry Chef by Alison Stein
Arlington Tulip by Alison Stein
Rialto Beach by Alison Stein
Lupine Fields by Alison Stein
Seafood Chef by Alison Stein
Afternoon Nap by Alison Stein
Magnificent Feline by Alison Stein
Fancy Blooms Bouquet by Alison Stein
Kitty in the Garden by Alison Stein
Garden Bunnies by Alison Stein
San Diego Reflections by Alison Stein
Camel Train by Alison Stein
Butterfly Idyll-Pansies by Alison Stein
Butterfly Idyll- Lilies by Alison Stein
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About Alison Stein
Alison Stein was born into a heritage of great imagination and design talent.
Her great grandfather, Lewis Hallock Nash, was a successful inventor and held many patents, including a hydraulic pump design that is still manufactured and widely used today around the world for many practical applications.
His daughter, Mildred Archer Nash Bly, Alison's grandmother, was a painter and sculptor who was apprentice to Solon Borglum, the renowned sculptor and brother of Mt. Rushmore creator Gutzon Borglum.
After growing up in New Canaan, Connecticut, Alison studied first at Rochester Institute of Technology, then transferred to Syracuse University's College of Visual and Performing Arts. There she majored in Surface Pattern Design and studied with two of the acknowledged experts in the field, V. Ann and Donald Waterman.
She received her BFA from Syracuse, and was quickly hired as a colorist for Styletown Fabrics in New York City (a division of the Manes Organization), where she received invaluable experience in preparing textile designs for lines of clothing (including some featured at Lord & Taylor) and for fabric stores nationwide.
Her interest in surface pattern design is not exclusively related to commercial production, and Alison expresses herself as a fine artist and craftsperson, working in the media of weaving and knitting. She has also participated in the Institute of Weavers of the University of Minnesota's famed Split Rock Arts Program.
After living in Southern California for some time with her husband, Rick, Alison decided to brush up her skills further and attended LA's Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, where she graduated magna cum laude and was a finalist for the 2001 TALA (Textile Association of Los Angeles) Award.
Before she graduated, she was invited to work for MMfab, producers of South Sea Imports and other major lines of fabrics for the home quilting and medical scrubs markets.
Today, she works as an independent artist.