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by Jane Thorpe
$78.00
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Our shower curtains are made from 100% polyester fabric and include 12 holes at the top of the curtain for simple hanging from your own shower curtain rings. The total dimensions of each shower curtain are 71" wide x 74" tall.
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Last fall I chose these turban squash along with pumpkins and Indian corn from a local farm stand. In summer we go there for the best corn and... more
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Last fall I chose these turban squash along with pumpkins and Indian corn from a local farm stand. In summer we go there for the best corn and tomatoes, and in autumn for fall decorations. This year I was determined to use the turban squash in a still life. I had an idea. My neighbor has displayed these French dolls for years; they make me smile. One day while we were walking I asked to borrow "the girls" for models; their 'turbans' are colorful and their wheat-filled bodies provide whimsical poses. First I did some thumbnail sketches followed by a watercolor of the proposed composition. It was a fun still life to set up and paint. "Turban Talk."
February 2015.
Jane was born and raised in Stratford, CT. Her father was a self-employed commercial artist who worked at home, which gave her access to both supplies and encouragement. She moved to California in 1973. Jane has been an artist all her life, working in different mediums and working at a variety of commercial art jobs. She earned a degree in Fine Art and says there is always more to learn. She started plein air painting in the 1980’s in watercolor. Since 2010, she has focused on plein air painting in oil. She finds that all the mediums she has worked in, all the jobs she’s held, all her life experience, all contribute to this latest passion. ARTIST’S STATEMENT: The challenge for me is to capture a snapshot in time with...
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