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About the Artist
Jane Cooper is an American painter who lived and worked in New York as a professional stage manager on Broadway for ten years before moving to Westchester where she studied painting and color. Her bright, cheerful palette and soft handling of brushwork gives these landscapes a peaceful feeling.
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Lagoon (7×7 monotype on paper) $300 -
Night Sky I (4×14 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) $300 -
Night Sky II (4×14 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) $300 -
Water Echo I (15×15 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) $900 -
Water Echo II (15×15 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) $900 -
And Then I Closed My Eyes (18×15 monotype on paper) $500 -
Still Water XI (22×23 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) $900 -
Ardens Beach (12×16 oil painting on paper) $500 -
Black and White Floral (24×36 monoprint on paper) $1,400 -
Black and White Floral II (24×36 monoprint on paper) $1,400 -
BW Leaf Abstract I (20×16 monoprint on paper) $750 -
BW Leaf Abstract II (20×16 monoprint on paper) $750 -
Cornflower Circles I (12×8 monoprint collage on paper) $450 -
Cornflower Circles II (12×8 monoprint collage on paper) $450 -
Passing Clouds (14×11 monoprint on paper) $575 -
Still Water X (22×23 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) -
Blue Stones Diptych (30×48 hand signed monotypes on paper) -
Clouds Wash (18×18 oil painting on paper) -
Dark Evening Sky (14×11 monoprint on paper) -
Still Water VII (22×23 monotype with embellishments & 22k gold leaf) -
The Moment I Knew (15×17 monotype on paper) -
Within (26×22 monotype & collage on paper) -
Multitudes (29×22 monotype on paper) -
Foggy Trees I (14×11 monotype on paper) -
Foggy Trees III (14×11 monotype on paper) -
Goldleaf I (8×8 embellished monoprint on paper) -
Goldleaf II (8×8 embellished monoprint on paper) -
Sherwood Land (18×18 monotype on paper)
About this artist
Growing up Jane Cooper was surrounded by art and developed an inherent passion for the painterly process from her mother and aunt. Cooper's childhood was spent in Michigan. She was a BFA graduate of Denison University. She lived and worked in New York as a professional stage manager on Broadway for ten years and moved to Westchester where she returned to study painting and color.
Cooper's landscapes are immensely deep and sprawling, with fields that lead the eye far into the distance. The bright, cheerful palette and soft handling of brushwork gives these landscapes a peaceful feeling that the viewer can delve into.
