Margaret Hoybach, a multi-talented artist specializing in watercolors, has the ability to transform her vision of the world into unique and beautiful works of art. Extensive painting trips to Europe, the Orient and throughout the United States have given her a rich inspiration for her watercolors. Her work centers on close-ups of nature and combines integral detail with impressionistic interpretation. Viewers also take pleasure in her vibrant colors that highlight her scenes from her many travels to Provence, France.

Hoybach, a native of Washington, DC, lives near Charleston, SC. Her background in art includes a degree from the University of Maryland School of Fine Arts and advanced studies at
the University of California at Davis. A significant portion of her professional career has been dedicated to conducting art workshops and seminars around the United States and Europe. Hoybach lectures to art guilds, professional organizations, and is a guest lecturer at colleges, universities, and museums. She has an educational television series "The Artistry of Margaret Hall Hoybach" which is produced and shown in the Washington, DC area.

"Colors of France: A Painting Pilgrimage", by Margaret Hall Hoybach and Joan Brown, is the story of her journey through France to Monet's Gardens, in Giverny near Paris. It was published in 2002 by
First Light Books.

Hoybach is a five time Merit Award winner in the South Carolina Watercolor Society Annual Exhibition. She was selected in 1993 as the Commemorative Artist for the Sesquicentennial Celebration of The Citadel, Charleston, SC. She has had numerous one man exhibitions throughout the United States, and has also exhibited in France and England.