Embracing the Everglades
Paintings by Everglades Artist
di Jo-Ann Sanborn
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Informazioni sul libro
The orchids of the Fakahatchee, the open prairies of the Big Cypress, the palm forests of the Panther Preserve, the mangrove islands of Rookery Bay and the Ten Thousand Islands are unique to American and the world.
Visit them through bold forms and dancing colors of Everglades painter Jo-Ann Sanborn, who has spent two decades observing and interpreting the Everglades landscape in her work. She reveals Everglade secrets and seasons in this delightful book of her paintings and thoughts about the landscape she holds dear.
Visit them through bold forms and dancing colors of Everglades painter Jo-Ann Sanborn, who has spent two decades observing and interpreting the Everglades landscape in her work. She reveals Everglade secrets and seasons in this delightful book of her paintings and thoughts about the landscape she holds dear.
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Funzionalità e dettagli
- Categoria principale: Libri d'arte e fotografia
- Categorie aggiuntive Natura / Wildlife, Libri di lusso
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Formato del progetto: Orizzontale standard, 25×20 cm
N° di pagine: 70 -
Isbn
- Copertina rigida rivestita: 9781457998485
- Copertina rigida con sovraccoperta: 9781457998478
- Copertina morbida: 9781457998461
- Data di pubblicazione: ott 02, 2011
- Lingua English
- Parole chiave landscape, painting, art, Sanborn, Everglades
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Informazioni sull'autore
Jo-Ann Sanborn Fine Art
Florida
I paint in and around Marco Island, and especially enjoy painting the beauty of the nearby Everglades. Embracing the Everglades contains many of those paintings, and stories about the landscape itself. I work "en plein air" whenever possible. The images in my paintings are familiar components of the Everglades; palms, clouds, prairies, water. I paint their bold forms and uncommon colors with joy and discovery. Through my painting, it is my hope that the viewer will become more personally involved with an appreciative response to the threatened landscape I portray.

