ested in having a custom piece from one of the many talented artists represented in the gallery, please reach out to Jeanie for details.
As an artist herself, Jeanie brings a unique perspective to the gallery. She ' s a nationally known equine and wildlife painter, with a style that ' s both realistic and captivating. You ' ll often find her working on new pieces in the gallery by the window, surrounded by her favorite artists and inspirations. Her daddy taught her that she should never do something for a living that she would not be willing to do on her day off. If you come into the gallery and talk with her, you will see that her love for art is contagious,
“ Italian Views” oil and mixed metal foil by Julia Weller
“ Be a Chicken” mixed media on board by Jenny Odom and it ' s clear that she ' s living her dream.
Despite facing setbacks, including being kicked out of art school, Jeanie persevered and proved her doubters wrong. This could have discouraged her, but instead, they fueled her determination to succeed. And succeed she has, with a thriving gallery and a reputation as one of the region ' s top galleries. Despite having one of the top galleries and being a sought-after wildlife, equine, and mural artist, Jeanie is back to chasing a dream. She is currently back in college to obtain the degree she was told she would never have. When asked why she was going back despite her success, she grinned and said,“ They told me I couldn’ t. Plus, I know enough to know I have a lot more to learn”.
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“ Blue Valley Views” oil in museum wrapped canvas canvas by Kim Woodman
Murano glass and ceramic bird by Denise Phillips