Gennie
Johnson
Artist Biography
"King
of the Yard", oil
16" x 12" $750 |
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"Window
in Italy", oil
11" x 14" $500 |
"Leonard's
Garden", oil
12" x 16" $750 |
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"Anglican
Church", oil
16" x 20" $1100 |
"Tetons,
Mt. Moran", oil
11" x 14" $500
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"Early Morning in the Tetons", oil on linen
16" x 20" $1100
On display at The Metro Wine Bar |
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"Monteriggioni
Window", oil
20" x 16" $1300 |
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WORKS |
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"Early
Fall Snow", oil
11" x
14" SOLD |
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"Purple
Majesty", oil
16" x
20" SOLD |
"Red
Door", oil
8" x 10" SOLD
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"Village
Church", oil on linen
11" x 14" SOLD |
"Tabac
de Palais", oil
20" x 16" SOLD |
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"Mt. Moran", oil on board
8" x 10" SOLD |
"French
Cottage", oil
16" x 20" SOLD
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"Vernazza
Gelateria", oil
20" x 16" SOLD |
"High
Country Meadow", oil
12" x 16" SOLD |
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"Vernazza,
Italy", oil
20" x 24" SOLD |
"Cape Cod Lighthouse", oil on board
8" x 10" SOLD |
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Artist Biography
As
a young girl, Gennie Johnson loved drawing, painting
and anything that was creative, but only over the past
several years has her talent as an artist blossomed.
The evolvement of Gennie's artistic talent has been
interspersed with job responsibilities as a kindergarten
teacher, insurance policy financier, tole painting
teacher and running a catering business for several
years, raising a family, dedication as a community
volunteer and general dedication to making a positive
difference in the lives of others, particularly breast
cancer survivors.
As a community volunteer, Gennie has given greatly of her time to a multitude
of civic projects, boards and causes, but her love
of the arts has been evidenced by many of her efforts,
including chairing the Oklahoma City Festival of
the Arts and serving on the Board of the Arts Council
of Oklahoma City for nineteen years.
Gennie has studied with Jim Wilcox (a former Prix de West Award winner), Leonard
Wren, Judy McCombs, Dennis Parker and Shirley Barbour
Lowe. She also has been greatly influenced by the
work of the great artist Richard Schmid. She has
enjoyed plein art painting on Lopez Island in the
San Juan Islands, the Tetons and Cape Cod. Her paintings
also reflect her love of the beauty of New Zealand,
Italy and France.
Gennie's paintings are impressionistic in style with an emphasis on creating
excitement through the interlacing of colors with
appealing architectural and landscape subjects.
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