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My oil paintings
are always lush. I rarely mix my paints with turpentine or mediums as this dilutes both the color and the
texture. Instead, I prefer to apply pigment straight from the tube, which creates paintings filled
with fresh vibrant color and lavish buttery textures. Although oil paints are very expensive to use, I would never sacrifice
my style of oil painting in order to produce a "watered-down" alternative. The purchase of an original oil painting
is a serious investment, and I want to ensure that owners of my works will never tire of seeing the richness of those
pigments for years to come!
Note: You can click
on any of the paintings below to enlarge and view the detail and impasto within the paintings.
Landscapes of Provence, Tuscany & Poppies
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| "A Year in Provence-June", 12x24, oil on masonite |
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| "Last Light-Lake Como", 18x24, oil on linen |
NOTE: "Last
Light, Lake Como" is SOLD
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| Poppy Love, 12x24, oil on masonite |
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| The Blissful Valley, 18x24, oil on wrapped canvas |
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| Picking Poppies, 18x24, oil on gallery-wrapped canvas |
Note: "Picking Poppies" is SOLD
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| Happy Valley, 12x24, oil on masonite |
Note:
"Happy Valley" is SOLD
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| "Garden Tryst", 12x16, oil on canvas |
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Original art by Maryanne Jacobsen,
Contemporary Colorist:
Venice, Florida, 34293
© 2007, 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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