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A native of Indianapolis, Indiana, Jennifer earned her Bachelor of Art degree from Indiana University, Bloomington in 1982 in painting and drawing. During her undergraduate studies, she studied in Florence, Italy. In 1985, Jennifer returned to Italy, as a scholarship recipient during graduate studies in fine arts. She spent three months in Cortona, a medieval hill town in central Italy. In 1986, she received her Master of Fine Arts Degree from the University of Georgia, Athens.
Jennifer enjoys
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View moreArtist Style: Visual: Figurative, Illustrative, Impressionistic, Murals, Representational, Sacred/Liturgical Art
Artist Medium: Visual Arts: Drawing Media, Oil, Stone
My studio work ranges from representational expressions of landscapes, places I have traveled and especially places that have a deep connection to the human spirit. The work from my Dante Series is more serious work that studies the human condition.
Murals include work at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis and Indianapolis Zoo and are up to 120′ wide.
Ranges from $500 to $7500
BA Indiana University Bloomington, 1982
MFA University of Georgia, Athens, 1985
Studies Abroad Program: Indiana University, Florence, Italy 1981
Studies Abroad Program: University of Georgia, Cortona, Italy 1984
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