Maggie Robertson currently practices art in her ceramic studio in St.Louis, MO. After graduating from the School of Art Institute in Chicago, her work has moved through many different mediums from photography and printmaking, to textile design, ceramics and painting. Her work is in many collections across the globe.

She has always been inspired by the natural world and her interest in animals' inner lives and the way they interact with each other and us. Her recent painting series of blue horses has an entwined equine history with man. She contends, we likely have a hardwired attraction to them.

The quote, “There is something about the outside of a horse that is good for the inside of a man” - Sir John Lubbock/ Sir Winston S. Churchill comes to mind.

And feels particularly relevant. The image of the horse is powerful and laden with feeling and meaning to most. Maggie is captivated by the way horses look and move and her blue horses are the expression of this.

Maggie Robertson translates her Big Blue horse paintings into printmaking with this new series of limited edition relief prints. The impact of the ultramarine blue and her refined approach to depict all that the horse imbues leaves one with a sense of energy and joy. Her practiced use of contrasting lines expresses the action and beauty of the horse most effectively.

Group show, Blue Print Gallery, Dallas, TX, 2023
The Big Blue Horses, Artist Spotlight Hearth And Soul Gallery, St. Louis, 2023
Art St. Louis “Menagerie”, Juried group show, St. Louis, 2018
Exhibited at numerous juried art fairs thoughout the US, 2016 to 2020
St. Louis Artist Guild Summer Regional Exhibition, Juried Exhibit, St. Louis, Mo. 2014
Art St. Louis XXIX The Exhibition, Juried Group Show, St. Louis, Mo 2013
Gallery 618, “Decadant XES”, Group show, Clayton, Mo. 2013
The Gallery, at the University City Library, “Urban Perspectives and Other Views”, Juried two person show, 2012.
St. Louis Artist Guild, “Ann Metzger Memorial National All Media Exhibition”, Juried Group show, 2012.
Mad Art Gallery, “Birds and Paradise”, Two person show, Soulard St. Louis, 2010.
Fort Gondo, group show of prints (etchings), Group Show, St. Louis, 2010