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Original art for sale at UGallery.com | You Lookin' at Me? by Jan Fontecchio Perley | $1,250 | oil painting | 22.75' h x 22.75' w | ..\art\oil-painting-You-Lookin-at-Me

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You Lookin' at Me?

Jan Fontecchio Perley
Ugallery 5345173150 UGallery

Oil painting on Stretched canvas New

One-of-a-kind

Signed on front

2015

22.75" h x 22.75" w x .5" d |3 lbs. 0 oz.

$1,250 Out Of Stock

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Cow faces make me smile. This cow had a cowbird on her shoulder and was giving me a haughty look that I just had to paint. I then put a moody sky behind her to reflect her attitude!

This piece is on a gallery wrapped canvas and the painting continues around the sides. The work comes varnished and ready to hang.

Jan Fontecchio Perley

Moscow, Idaho

Artist Jan Fontecchio Perley’s lifelong passion for animals and art merges in the images she paints. Her Western subject matter is executed with an impressionistic realism, using a limited color palette. Jan captures the essence of her subjects in the details, whether it be the playful visage of a cow or the delicate feathers of a colorful bird. She paints as the ultimate fulfillment of symmetry and exactness. Her work embodies a genuinely jovial exuberance. “My heart longs for beauty and the desire to possess it, art engrosses me in that quest completely,” says Jan. Often working on two pieces simultaneously, Jan paints from a small studio in her home in Idaho.

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J Fowler purchased this artwork. style="color: #000000;"1/27/2021 | 9:12 AM

I try to take a moment each day to study this piece. I love the mood, the colors, the beauty of the landscape and capturing of American life through the lens of the working rancher in the rugged west. There are many brushstrokes and uses of color playing between the light and shadows that fascinate me.

  • I try to take a moment each day to study this piece. I love the mood, the colors, the beauty of the landscape and capturing of American life through the lens of the working rancher in the rugged west. There are many brushstrokes and uses of color playing between the light and shadows that fascinate me.

    - J Fowler

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