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other tokens and awards. Her back yard patio serves as her working studio featuring brushes, paints, and easels, as well as nature and plantings. The works displayed throughout her home include peo- ple, places, and things - western scenes and landscapes, deserts, mountain scenes, rocks, crags, cow- boys, and people in western garb. One of her favorite subjects has been Roy Rogers. Jennifer’s last name is also a key to her artistic talents. Friendship is a breeder, sharing memories,
introducing new topics, emphasizing common interests, admiring beauty, providing parallelisms in life, offering a rivalry of aim, traveling journeys together, involving laughter and love, and offering respect, confidence, and shared idealism. This is what Jennifer paints and why she cherishes her fellow art lovers. Examples of the variety of her outstanding works include the Grand Tetons, Carmel, Jackson Hole, rodeo cowboys performing, and mountain, ocean, and desert scenes. Since 2002, she has won seven annual National Arts for the Parks awards, representing top
The Dunes, Stovepipe Wells (Death Valley, CA); 18" x 24"
paintings in the country submitted in that particular year. Locally, she won the Best of Show’s hon- ors and the Mayor’s Award in San Clemente, entering her works on a yearly basis. She has also been featured in Laguna Beach’s Pageant of the Masters. Other shows have taken places in an array of locations including Dana Point; Mesquite, Nevada; Indio; La Quinta; and Scottsdale, Arizona. Her paintings also hang in several various galleries, including Palm Springs’ Professional Golf
Association, the Museums of Art in Mesquite, Nevada; and Branson and Springfield, Missouri. Collectors in such countries as Japan, Germany, Australia, England, and Switzerland own her artistic reproductions.
Castaic Lake; 20"x24"
Those interested in viewing Jennifers works visit
www.jennifersart.com or make an appointment via (949)498-9714 or emailing
jennifersart@gmail.com.
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