Halcyon H. Teed ’s  paintings are traditional impressionistic oil   and pastel paintings of plein air landscapes / seascapes, still life, floral, person and animal portraits.  The impressionist vision of colors and values in her paintings is a continuation of the early 20th century “Boston School Ten” tenets of their classical training received in Paris combined with the plein air knowledge and freedom gained from Monet. She  has exhibited nationally since the late sixties winning over 60 awards to date.  Most notably the National Arts Guild, Pastel Society of America {“Best Pastel” and Adrianna Zahn  “Best Floral”] Catherine Lorillard Wolfe Art Club all in New York City and the Montreal Botanical Flower Painters Exhibit in Canada.  Two iris florals, “Beverly Sills” and “Lady Chatterly” were published with Ms. Teed’s text in “The Best of Flower Painting” by North Light Books. Her latest paintings California landscapes have been featured in several one woman shows in the bay area.