Traditional Portraits

"On the Beach with Puppy," Watercolor on Paper

"Thirty Toes," Watercolor on Paper, 30" x 22"

"Afternoon at Belmont Beach," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 32"

"Island Girl after Mary Whyte," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 15"

"The Kids Against the Wall Gang," Watercolor on Paper, 30" x 32"

"Siblings in the Grass," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 30"

"Contemplative Boys," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 30"

"Four Sweet Faces," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 30"

"Smiles for Mom," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 24"

"Riley and Sarah," Watercolor on Paper, 20" x 24"

"City Siblings," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 30"

"Girl in Plaid Skirt with Dog," Watercolor on Paper, 15" x 22"

"Four on a Slide," Watercolor on Paper, 30" x 22"

"Hug for Brother," Watercolor on Paper, 30" x 32

"Sisters on a Bench," Watercolor on Paper, 15" x 22"

"Woman Shaped by Light," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 15"

"Woman Shaped by Shadow," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 15"

"40th Anniversary," Watercolor on Paper, 15" x 11"

"Siblings with Soccer Ball," Watercolor on Paper, 22" x 24"

Project Type: Portraits

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Chicago Public Artwork Goes International

In the summer of 2007, “Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet” was launched in Chicago. Nancy Pochis Bank was among an international group of artists selected by the jury to design and create a globe to be displayed in the lakefront exhibit.

Since the start of the "Cool Globes" project, Nancy has created four 5’ globes that have been exhibited across the United States and internationally.

“Cool Globes: Hot Ideas for a Cooler Planet” is a non-profit organization established to raise awareness of climate change and inspire individuals and community leaders to embrace solutions. The public art exhibit features larger-than-life globes, each designed to depict a solution to global warming.