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Author Archives: Jeanette Fournier
2020 – A Year of Art
It’s with relief that I say farewell to the 2020 year. I have to admit that I’m REALLY looking forward to the new year. There were many challenges this past year, several of which are still with us going forward, … Continue reading
Center for Northern Woodlands Education (New Hampshire)
I am thrilled to share with you the news that small prints of my art are now available for purchase in the online store with Northern Woodlands! A portion of each sale goes towards the Center for Northern Woodlands Education. … Continue reading
The Gallery at WREN – Small Works Show
If you’re looking for that perfect gift and want to support your local community and artists, then this is the show for you. You can find two of my original watercolor paintings looking for a good home! They aren’t quite … Continue reading
Home Is Where The Art Is (Shop Local)
You can find original watercolor artworks as well as framed and unframed prints of various sizes to choose from. Unframed print prices range from $10 – $115 Framed print prices range from $89 – $325 Visit my website (click … Continue reading
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Photo Adventures in the Wild (New Hampshire)
A positive aspect of staying home more means I’m able to spend more time in and around the woods and pond near my house taking photos of the animals and birds that I enjoy creating as paintings in my studio. … Continue reading