Art / Photography
"Forysthia in Spring" by Diana Johnson
- Item Number
- 12331
- Estimated Value
- 150 USD
- Sold
- 100 USD to omena
- Number of Bids
- 4 - Bid History
Item Description
"Forsythia in Spring" is a framed 12" x 12" giclee print of one of artist Diana Johnson's original pastels. This piece features one of spring's most quintessential blooms.
Artist Statement:
"The focus of my work is the Maine landscape. I look for places that elicit both a sense of rest and rejuvenation while paying attention to the fluid effects of radiant energy on land, water, and air. The more a painting seems to emit energy, as if from the paper or canvas itself, the happier I am with the results. I try to suggest, with pigment, the essential vitality and liveliness that is inherent in tranquil, peaceful places.
I work primarily in oil and pastel. Original paintings are framed in traditional, quality gold wood frames. Paintings that are under glass are matted with archival museum board in an off-white color. I produce calendars, note cards, and matted reproductions of my work.
I am honored to retain Signature Member status with the Pastel Society of America. My works are exhibited in Maine galleries and have been included in New York exhibitions at the National Arts Club and at the Salmagundi Club."
This item was donated in memory of Jean Badran.
Item Special Note
This item is fragile and may require special shipping. Shipping of item, if needed, is not included in bid price.
This item was shown and available for purchase at the Cancer Community Center's Art Preview Party on March 8, 2012 at the Portland Regency Hotel.
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