Joan H. Innes

Artwork submitted for bid 
at our September 5, 2010 auction:

"Horses at Rest"
12" X 18", Watercolor
Gallery Price: $300

Joan is a fine art graduate from the University of Wyoming. She has had a career teaching and has had opportunity to work with many talented artists. There is a camaraderie with artists and art viewers from sharing in the delight of the creative process and the resulting expression of art.
Every opportunity to paint with watercolor is joyful. Old Holland and Holbein paints are often the watercolors of this artist's choosing. Usually 300 pound hot press Arches paper is used, although 140 pound and various papers such as lithograph paper is worked with for differing effects.

The Rocky Mountains including the Snowy Range and Mountains in Wyoming and the Catalina Mountains in Arizona are Joan's main source of inspiration for painting. From Lakes and marshes, to rivers and vast mountain vistas, the diversity of ecological nuances give the artist endless reasons for creating new watercolor paintings. Joan's paintings are a reflection of the world around her. She often has her camera with her catching the essence of an amazing pictorial moment, when a scene really speaks to the heart. When the viewer emotionally connects with the piece, the artist's vision has been accomplished.

Email: JoansArt@msn.com

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