Alexandra Stoddard

Alexandra Stoddard was born November 8, 1941, in Weston, Massachusetts, United States, to Robert Powell and Barbara Rutledge (Green) Johns. Stoddard grew up on a restored, eighteen-year-old farm in Westport. Connecticut, and spent the summer with her family on a farm in Oneota, New York. At the age of five, Stoddard created a children's garden club. She had been caring for his garden since she was seven and planned to study gardening. Stoddard's accent with When the use of color and light influenced the exposition 'of her mother's paintings and paintings and the art of Impressionists impaled in museums visited with her mother and goddess.