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| “Rolling Hills IV” © Jennifer Gardner |
Name: Jennifer
Gardner, PSA
Bio: Born in London, and raised in Windsor, Jennifer Gardner
developed an interest in art in her early childhood. After an early career as a
lawyer, Jennifer abandoned her legal career in 1999 and emigrated to the United
States to paint full-time.
After an early start in ink and oil painting Jennifer now paints
with pastel and watercolor; she finds the vibrancy and vitality of
the pastel medium lends itself particularly well to her rendering of light and
color in her abstracts, cityscapes, landscapes and seascapes. Much of her
inspiration is drawn from her extensive travels across Europe, the United
States, the Caribbean and the Far East.
Jennifer has loyal clients in the USA, South America and Europe,
comprising both private and commercial collectors. Her work is frequently shown
at national juried exhibitions across the United States and at many of the
annual art shows throughout New England and Florida. Her work can also be seen
at galleries in Acton, and in
Newburyport, Maine, and East Greenwich,
Connecticut, as well as in museums and corporate collections, and
by appointment at her studio in Sarasota, Florida.
Jennifer is a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of
America and her work has been published numerous times in the Pastel
Journal, American Artist Magazine, The Artist’s Magazine and also
published online at practicalpainting.com. Jennifer is also published in the
Best of America Pastel Artists (Volume II) book and listed in the Artists'
Bluebook Worldwide Edition.
Jennifer will be jurying the abstract/non-objective category of the 14th
Annual Pastel 100 Competition in 2013.
Medium: Pastel; watercolour
Subjects:
Landscape. Abstract.
Style:
Impressionist to abstract.
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Gallery:
Abstracts; Cityscapes; Landscapes; Seascapes; Abstract Flowers; Abstract
Landscapes. New Paintings; Award-winning paintings.
Image View:
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flip through the artwork. Double-click any image to view enlarged image; dimension is stated.
Image may be saved. Rolling Hills IV is 20 x 18 ins, 600 x 550, 100 KB.
Blog/Demo: No, but there is an informative interview with the artist on the Practical Painting website
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