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Joyce
Kingman is an active watercolor artist. In the 1980’s
she discovered watercolor and her love of it was instantaneous.
She enjoys the spontaneity and freedom in this creative
process. Living in both New Hampshire and Palm Springs,
California, she sees beauty all around her. It’s
exploring and defining these exciting settings that
she loves. She’s a romanticist and she likes to
see the scenes that she paints in the best possible
light—literally speaking.
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It’s the shadows and contrasts that give so much feeling
to the paintings. Joyce does florals and landscapes
as well as scenes from
her travels to other countries but particularly enjoys
doing architecture. She
has done many commissions of homes and city buildings
that hang throughout the
USA and England. |
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She has studied with Hal Reed in Los Angeles , Zoltan
Szabo, Gerald Brommer, Don O'Neill and Don Andrews as well
as local teachers in New Hampshire and California. She has
also taken watercolor classes at the Sharon Art Center, the
Manchester Institute of the Fine arts and Sciences, and
the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston. |
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Joyce
is member of the NH Art Association , the Keyes Art
Group , Manchester Art Association , Nashua Area Art
Association and is an Associate Member of the New
England Watercolor Society, Palm Springs Art Museum, Palm
Springs Arts Council, CA, Coachella Valley Watercolor
Society, CA. She has been in many juried
shows and received numerous awards in both New England and
California. Her paintings have been published in a
National magazine as well as on the covers of the regional
magazines. |
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She lives with her husband in New Hampshire. During the
winter Months she travels to Palm Springs, California
where she is active in the Coachella Valley Watercolor
Society and the Palm Springs Art Museum and the Arts
Council. |
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Contact the Artist:
E-mail:
joyce@jkingman.com | Phone:
Jan.-April:
(760)-322-3307
May-Dec:
(603)-673-3395
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