Denise Dumont Is a painter drawn to the landscapes and cityscapes of the Atlantic Coast. She studied at the School of Visual Arts and Art Students League in New York and received her BFA from Parsons School of Design.

Her influences are rooted in the 19th and 20th centuries, from the American Impressionist colonies of Cos Cob and Long Island's East End to the French Nabis Post-Impressionists, especially Édouard Vuillard. Her earliest and most inspiring influence was her father, a Brooklyn-born artist, and engineer.

Listed are selected recent exhibits

The Poetry Around Us: Women Painting the Outdoors, Customs House Museum, Clarksville, TN 2023

Best of the Chesapeake, Group Show, McBride Gallery, Annapolis, MD 2010-2019

Solo Exhibit: Landscapes of the Delmarva, Historic Odessa Foundation, DE 2017

Solo Exhibit: Recent Work, Delaware Division of the Arts, Wilmington, DE 2016

Denise lives and works near the shore on the Delmarva Peninsula and travels further afield. Memberships and associations include the century-old Salmagundi Club and the American Society of Marine Artists.