"Summer in Provence" by Jennifer Vranes
posted by Vranes at
8:57 PM
Thursday, March 6, 2008
About Me
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- Name: Jennifer Vranes
Words
like brilliant and vibrant are often used to describe the contemporary
paintings of Jennifer Vranes. With her extreme texture, and colors just
brighter than reality, Vranes’ paintings capture an intense energy that
is both positive and uplifting.
An extensive world traveler, Vranes gets her inspiration from places she
has seen from all over the world. Through
her art, she transports the viewer to distant lands where poppies grow wildly
in breathtaking meadows; where fragrant Lavender is farmed in lush rows in
France; where aspens quake in the Rocky Mountains. Vranes
finds the secret utopias that often go unnoticed, and she captures it on
canvas for the world to enjoy.
The paintings of Jennifer Vranes are celebrations of life on canvas! They are a tribute to the beautiful world in which we live. Through her wonderful and unique works of art, she brings joy to the homes and lives of collectors all over the world.
- Painting Series
- Aspen and Birch Trees
- Poppy Fields
- Lavender Fields
- Vineyards
- Windows
- Little Gems (12x12)
- Romantic Series
- Aspen Series
Helpful Information- Q & A - sit down with the artist
- Past Clients
- Artist Bio
- Artist Statement
- Jennifer's Painting Process
- Jennifer's Technique
- Personal Photo Gallery
- Answers to Questions:
- Q: How do I commission a painting?
- Q: How do I purchase art?
- Q: How do I contact you?
- Q: What is "Textures of Life?"
- Q: I am a Dealer. How do I carry your work?
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- Lavender Trois - [SOLD]
- Golden Aspens (SOLD)
- Yellow Daisies (SOLD)
- Daisies (SOLD)
- Picking Poppies (SOLD)
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