Congressman Andy Harris announced on May 8 that Angie Webb from Saints Peter and Paul High School is the winner of Maryland’s First Congressional District’s 2026 Congressional Art Competition. Webb’s artwork, titled “Soaring Eagle,” will be displayed in the halls of the United States Capitol for one year. She will also be recognized at the annual Congressional Art Competition reception in Washington, D.C.
The competition highlights young artistic talent from across Maryland’s First District and provides students with an opportunity to have their work showcased nationally. The event is part of a longstanding tradition to celebrate creativity among high school students.
“Congratulations to Angie Webb on winning the 2026 Congressional Art Competition. In recognition of this year’s theme celebrating the 250th anniversary of America, ‘Soaring Eagle’ is a powerful piece that reflects the strength, freedom, and spirit of our nation through impressive artistic talent and patriotic imagery. I am proud to have Angie’s artwork represent Maryland’s First District in the halls of the United States Capitol, and I thank all of the students who participated in this year’s competition,” Harris said.
Andy Harris has represented Maryland’s First District in Congress since 2011 after succeeding Frank Kratovil, according to Congressman Andy Harris. He previously served on the Maryland Senate from 1999 until his election to Congress and was born in New York City before moving to Cambridge.according to Congressman Andy Harris He earned a Bachelor of Science degree from Johns Hopkins University in 1977.according to Congressman Andy Harris
Webb’s achievement not only celebrates her personal success but also draws attention to student artists across Maryland who participate each year. The exhibition at the Capitol allows visitors from around the country an opportunity to view works created by emerging artists.
