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Jane Johnson

Painting

Acclaimed artist Jane Johnson, whose career spans over six decades, continues to captivate audiences with her vivid, color-rich landscapes and imaginative abstractions. Born in the United States, Johnson's educational journey led her to Briarcliff College, Rollins College, and private study with Henry Gorski in New Haven, CT, followed by coursework at the Corcoran School of Art. Her work, influenced by travels around the world and the serenity of nature, has evolved into a distinctive style that celebrates color, texture, and the interplay between shapes and space.

Johnson's art is deeply rooted in her love for the landscape, particularly the Italian Cypress trees and gardens she first encountered during her travels to Europe. With a foundation in both figurative and abstract traditions, her work is often compared to the likes of Cezanne, Matisse, and Milton Avery. Emphasizing “magical realism,” she seeks to create paintings that surprise and delight, inviting viewers to explore the nuances of color and form.

Johnson has exhibited widely over her illustrious career, from New York City to Washington, DC, and the Hamptons. Her work is in notable private and public collections, including the Arts in Embassies Program, and she has generously supported nonprofit organizations such as LongHouse Reserve and Women's Arts of the Hamptons.

Now at 81, Johnson continues to explore new mediums, from oil and acrylics to beading, and remains committed to creating art that speaks to the soul.

Works at the fair

Beautiful Frightened Sea
Beautiful Frightened Sea
Oil on canvas
48″ x 42″
Sunset Beach
Sunset Beach
Oil on wood panel
16″ x 20″

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