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Jean Hand Triol |
ARTIST’S
STATEMENT Why
do I create art? The answer used to be quite simple: I had ideas that I wanted
to express visually, I could do it, and it was fun. As a seasoned artist the
answer has expanded and deepened and is more difficult to express in words. I
might say that I am reaching out to people, telling a story, sharing a treasure,
that I seek to touch another life in some way through the energy contained in my
painting. Clearly, though, I can only create to please myself, and communication
through my work is a wonderful and fulfilling bonus. This is true now, though I
am changing, in flux, never standing still for very long. To the best of my
ability I humbly offer love and honestly in my work. That part I hope will never
change. BACKGROUND Jean Hand Triol earned a masters degree in education
from Rutgers, the State University of New Jersey. She practiced and
taught clinical laboratory science with a specialty in cytology for 35 years.
She is now out of the lab and classroom, exercising her talents as an original
watercolorist. During this second career Jean has studied drawing and watercolor
painting at During the past fifteen years her award winning
paintings have been exhibited in juried art shows in |
More about the Paintings
Will
is a two year old wrapped up in his favorite story.
The flower
portraits are Columbine and Rhodies.
Painted blossoms bathed in sunshine stay fresh forever.
Melissa is
a young book lover with stories dancing round and through her.
She asked me to paint this for her 4th grade teacher.
Melissa’s mother had me do another one for her.
Cytopathology
World captures a scene in a laboratory from my previous life as a
cytologist. The images dancing on the walls are cervical cancer cells.
Buffalo and
Calf is done with a free and open style, fun and easy to look at.