About Me
- Jane Courquin Fine Art
- Dans sa peinture, Jane Courquin invite a une balade champetre, fleurie et tout en douceur et lumiere. Sa carte de visite artistique est bardee de diplomes et de ctitiques elogieuses outre-manche et en France. Courquin et son conjoint Nichollas Hamper, tout deux peintres professionnels britanniques, se sont installes a Verteuil-sur-Charente en 2005. Ils ont achete trois granges en ruine, au Coeur du village. Ils les ont patiemment transformees en une tres belle maison mais aussi en ateliers spacieux, ou ils vivent et travaillent.
Thursday, 26 December 2013
>Les Abricots< SOLD Private Collection
Summer 2012 was a fabulous year for our small >Abricot< tree . Its delicious fruit were the inspiration for the start of a new painting. After a slow process evolving over the next year the finished painting came to fruition in the summer of 2013.
It contains a much treasured petite antique black cafetiere given to me by friend and local Artist Florence Sohm that often makes a familiar appearance in my work. We are surrounded by the Cognac vineyards and there is an abundance of >les raisins< for wine , pineau , cognac and feasting. The Compotier is always brimming over with grapes during the season.
The print on the table is taken from my collection of vintage sheets sourced at the local Depo Vente.
The table swims in an ambiance of >Tiffany< blue as a nod to one of my favourite books and films > Breakfast at Tiffanys<.
The tiny wild daffodil and even smaller wild bluebells carpet the woods that belong to the Chateau de Verteuil where we go to cut wood for our sustainable winter fuel at the beginning of the New Year until early Spring.
Saturday, 14 December 2013
The Field of Winter Cabbages 2013 SOLD
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jane Courquin watercolour sketch for the painting > Field of Winter Cabbages< |
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jane Courquin >La Joie< plaster on wood 2013 |
Over the summer and intermittently throughout 2013 I have been experimenting with painting on plaster together with fellow Artist Nichollas Hamper . It affords luminosity and absorbs pigment readily. Most recently we ran an All Day Art Workshop to give our students the opportunity to experience the virtues of a plaster support for themselves. It was so successful we are repeating the event in late January to allow on going projects to evolve and new ones to emerge.
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