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Jeannie Fine

 
Port Townsend, Washington

Artist's Statement

As long as I can remember I have watched the world around me with the eyes of a painter.  Becoming a visual artist was probably the logical direction for my life.  That direction has not always been an easy one but it has always been where I eventually end up after several detours along the way.  As I grow as an artist I reflect on the beginning of the journey when I didn’t see as well as I do now.  At every turn there is something that makes me want to stop and paint.

My work is both my journey and my adventure.  The landscape that surrounds me every day is what I choose to paint.  I won’t say there is beauty in everything I paint but never the less there is something there that touches and inspires my imagination.  The more I practice the better I will become and perhaps some day I might be pretty good at the art thing.

"Being an artist is a way of life for me, a road I travel every day."

Zephyrus Clearing
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Summer on the Greasy Grass
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Zephyrus Clearing

"Zephyrus Clearing"

Pastel on prepared panel

The title Zephyrus Clearing relates to Zephyrus the God of the west wind.  In this painting the wind from the west is moving across the prairie and clearing out the dark clouds and rain of a sometimes daily summer squall.

Dimensions: 16"H x 20"W
$800 framed
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Summer on the Greasy Grass

"Summer on the Greasy Grass"

Pastel on prepared panel

The Greasy Grass is the Native American name for the Little Big Horn River in Southern Montana on the site of the Custer Battlefield.  This is a very spiritual place for me and even though I have no Native ancestry every time I pass through the Crow Agency I stop and offer prayers to the fallen Native peoples.  This painting shows the probable encampment of the tribes on the day of the battle in June, 1876.  Today the Greasy Grass flows peacefully through the landscape.

Dimensions: 16"H x 20"W
$800 framed
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Last updated 11/30/2012 MC
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