JOIN US for "Shapes and Surfaces" Jeanne Chesterton 2025 solo Exhibition!
July 1st through August 31st 2025
@countryside_gallery would like to invite you to our 2025 Summer Exhibition!
Gallery is OPEN daily for viewing:
2 South State Street
Newtown Pennsylvania 18940
www.countrysideframes.com
Countrysideframes@gmail.com
215.896.2246
Newtown Pennsylvania 18940
www.countrysideframes.com
Countrysideframes@gmail.com
215.896.2246
Sunday - Monday 11am to 4pm
Tuesday - Thursday 10am to 6pm
Friday - Saturday 10am to 7pm
Tuesday - Thursday 10am to 6pm
Friday - Saturday 10am to 7pm
When Jeanne stepped away from her professional career in 2000 she began to paint seriously. At that time she had the privilege of meeting Bucks County artist James Feehan. Under his guidance Jeanne launched a new career path dedicated to painting still life subjects. The availability of instructional materials, workshops, galleries and museums broadened her vision. As a docent at the James Michener Art Museum in Doylestown, PA, Jeanne continued to gain insight into style and technique. The journey to the present has been both satisfying and rewarding. Jeanne has been juried into prestigious shows and has won awards. Many of her paintings are in private collections as well as the Trenton City Museum.
The journey is far from over, however, for each painting presents new challenges and the joy of successful completion.
"Extraordinary paintings of ordinary objects are intoxicating to me. They entice me to paint still life subjects in the realist tradition. My subjects of choice are often common, everyday objects which show the beauty marks of age and wear. The patinas of tarnished metals and discolored enamelware, worn surfaces and damaged edges invite me to explore the depths and nuances of their lights and shadows. Hopefully the aesthetic of the arrangement, based on light, color, line and shape, creates an enduring dynamic."
"Extraordinary paintings of ordinary objects are intoxicating to me. They entice me to paint still life subjects in the realist tradition. My subjects of choice are often common, everyday objects which show the beauty marks of age and wear. The patinas of tarnished metals and discolored enamelware, worn surfaces and damaged edges invite me to explore the depths and nuances of their lights and shadows. Hopefully the aesthetic of the arrangement, based on light, color, line and shape, creates an enduring dynamic."
@jeanne.chesterton_ work will be on display until August 31st.