"Marionette"
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$125.00
$125.00
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6"x 10" original artwork (acrylic painting) by Jen Connolly matted and preserved under glass in wood frame.
Framed size 9"x 16"
Note: Secondary images are meant to show frame styles and hardware only. Conditions from camera angles, tilt, reflections and glare from gallery lighting are often unavoidable. We stand behind the artwork we exhibit and will provide additional images if requested.
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Jen Connolly is a local artist.She studied fine arts at Bristol Community College, Fall River, MA and at the University of Massachusetts at Amherst. Currently a member of the Plymouth Art Guild she has also shown and sold her work at the Wallace Anderson Gallery at Bridgewater State University, Hughes Donahue Gallery, Taunton MA, Hart Street Gallery, Taunton MA , Great Ponds Gallery, Lakeville MA , True Grit Art Gallery, Middleboro MA, Plymouth 53rd Annual Juried show and multiple Inebriart pop up shows in Plymouth MA. Jen also has public art on display at Assawompset Elementary School, Lakeville MA, the Lobster Crawl in Plymouth MA and the Scallop Roll in Plymouth MA.
"As an artist I am inspired by the world around me. My subject matter ranges from nature, people and places to fanciful images created in my imagination.
I’ve often said that the piece will tell me what to do which is why I like working with acrylics paints. The intensity of color and ability to change the direction of the piece as the mood and natural flow of the work dictates is very appealing to me. I also work with pencils, ink, watercolor, pastels and will mix mediums on canvas, paper and other materials. Whatever I feel will best represent the story I am trying to tell or feeling I wish to convey.
Whether the painting is an image that exists only in my imagination or an interpretation of the colors and beauty I see along the way, my art is a combination of free association and real life inspiration."
"As an artist I am inspired by the world around me. My subject matter ranges from nature, people and places to fanciful images created in my imagination.
I’ve often said that the piece will tell me what to do which is why I like working with acrylics paints. The intensity of color and ability to change the direction of the piece as the mood and natural flow of the work dictates is very appealing to me. I also work with pencils, ink, watercolor, pastels and will mix mediums on canvas, paper and other materials. Whatever I feel will best represent the story I am trying to tell or feeling I wish to convey.
Whether the painting is an image that exists only in my imagination or an interpretation of the colors and beauty I see along the way, my art is a combination of free association and real life inspiration."