Patricia LeBon-Herb has studied at the St. Paul’s School of the Associated Arts, the Minneapolis College of Art and Design, and the Akademie Voor Schone Kunst, Antwerp, Belgium. She has been featured as the “Artist of Distinction” at Frog Hollow, Middlebury and exhibited at Johnson Memorial Gallery, Art on Main in Bristol, Middlebury College, and the Ilsley Library. Her artwork has been reproduced on posters for the International Film Festival at Middlebury College, Addison County Humane Society, and Women Safe. She lives in Middlebury, Vermont with her husband and two children.

"Art for me is kind of a religious experience; the ultimate engagement, and when viewing a painting that really excites me, it leaves this residue that stays with me a lifetime. Art is a form of meditation. When I paint a tree, a flower, a bird or a landscape, I think of the structure of the thing that I paint, the creation and evolution of it, which then sends me into a whole thought process that is ephemeral in a way. It is very deep, and inexplicably satisfying." Patricia LeBon-Herb