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Pat Cross is a West Virginia–born painter whose work has appeared in more than 200 fine art exhibitions, including Realism New York, the Bosque Art Classic, and Salon International. A lifelong artist, she was the youngest student admitted to Hank Keeling’s figure‑drawing class at the University of Charleston and later studied under master painters such as Lance Hunter, Bob Rhom, and Kim English while living across the American West. patcrossart.com Her paintings—collected throughout the U.S., Canada, Australia, and beyond—have been featured in publications including International Artist Magazine, Oxford University, and West Virginia Living. After returning to West Virginia to care for her parents, Cross earned grants from the National Endowment for the Arts and the West Virginia Division of Arts, Culture and History, served as an Exhibition Juror on the West Virginia Capitol Campus, and created a celebrated series of portraits and outdoor scenes inspired by the town of Eleanor. Her work continues to explore the interplay of people and place, capturing the beauty, character, and rhythms of Appalachian life.