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There have been times
in my artistic journey when it is exhilarating to just let go and see where the road will take me. Most of the paintings
on this page were done exclusively with a palette knife and thick gobs of leftover paint. They were done when my emotional
levels were swinging wildly and the only way I could vent my feelings was with utter abandon. Whenever a painting
comes about as a result of these low points in my journey as a visual artist, I realize that formal art training
is not the only way to produce an emotion-filled painting!
Note: You can
click on any of the paintings below to enlarge and view the detail and impasto within the paintings
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| "Hobbit's Hide-Out", 12x16, oil on board |
Special Note: "Hobbit's Hide-Out"
received a first place ribbon at The Venice Art Center's 2011 "Abstraction" exhibit.
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| "Bodacious Gossips", 12x12, oil on canvas |
NOTE: "Bodacious Gossips" is SOLD
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| Hopelessly in Love with my Apples, 14x11, oil on linen |
NOTE: "Hopelessly in Love with my apples" is SOLD
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| "Very French", 8x10, oil on canvas panel |
NOTE: "Very French" is SOLD
Purchase info here:
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| "Lyrical Sunflowers", 8x10, oil on wrapped canvas |
NOTE: "Lyrical Sunflowers" is SOLD
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| Front Entrance, 5x7, oil on canvas |
NOTE: "Front Entrance" is SOLD"
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Original art by Maryanne Jacobsen,
Contemporary Colorist:
Venice, Florida, 34293
© 2011, Maryanne Jacobsen*
*All images are original works
copyright of Maryanne Jacobsen, and are protected under International Copyright laws. They are for online viewing purposes
only and may not be copied, saved to a computer hard drive, reproduced or distributed without the express written permission
of the artist.
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