Angela Kaufman

Angela Kaufman has been a writer, speaker as well as a certified intuitive consultant. She is also a licensed clinical social worker, a licensed astrologer and an activist. She has been certified as a psychic and Reiki Practitioner as well as an ordained ministry. Kauffman was a painter specializing in portraits. Her work was based on historical themes during her time in Italy of three years. Her work was recognized through her appointment to Rome's Accademia of San Lucia. Angelica Kauffman only spent 15 years in England however she had significant contributions to London's artistic scene in around the turn of 18thcentury. She was one of two women Founder Members at the Royal Academy. Angelica Kauffman passed away on 5 November 1807 at the age of 66. Liz Powers and Spencer Powers started ArtLifting, an art-lifting company, on November 5, 2013. Liz Powers was named among Forbes 30 Under 30 & Boston Globe Game Changers. In her spare time, Liz likes to create artwork from old books exercise, hike and sail. The first day of January 1763 Kauffman met the British community of Rome. After a few months the family went back to Naples in which Kauffman kept her painting and also learned more English. Kauffman took classes in Old Masters in Naples and the first of her paintings was sent to London.

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