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Jacqueline Penney, a well-known artist , author, teacher and lecturer is a native of Long Island. Penney renovated an 1840 barn into a distinctive home, gallery and studio, Penney won a scholarship to the Phoenix School of Design in New York City, where she received an excellent background in drawing and anatomy. After attending Black Mountain College in North Carolina and the Institute of Design in Chicago, she continued to further her art education by studying with well-known artists around the country. Jacqueline Penney is in Who’s Who and in Who’s Who of American Women Artists & Teachers. Her award winning paintings include a self-portrait entitled, "Me," that is in the National Association of Women Artist's permanent collection housed at the Zimmerli Art Museum. Among many other awards she has received in the course of her artistic career, Penney received First Prize for Landscape in the 1998 Artist's Magazine's National Competition for her acrylic painting, "Spruce Head Island." Penney is best known for her realistic pastoral scenes and seascapes. She paints predominantly with acrylics; however, her creative talent and skill extend to several other mediums. Jacqueline Penney's love of the Waterways is always present in her work, which features subjects such as sailing, sandy beaches, ocean views and warm tropical waters. She captures the essence of the landscape; the movement found in a seascape; and in all her work a thoughtful, peaceful mood. These paintings invite one to pause and rest, and provide a simple, yet elegant expression of the ordinary transformed. Paintings by Jacqueline Penney have been widely published and reproductions are available at the Jacqueline Penney Art Gallery & Studio. Additionally, many of Jacqueline Penney’s paintings are now available in high definition Giclée reproductions. They are printed in several different sizes on canvas or on high-quality paper. P.O.R. - shipping is available.

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