Check
out this blog entry by UGallery! They featured my artwork and shared a
story about one of my paintings from a few years ago that I didn't know
about. They have some great tips on how to select art for small spaces.
http://blog.ugallery.com/art/
May 24, 2021
May 23, 2021
Summertime in Indiana
I believe I took the reference photo for this painting in late summer when sunflowers had bloomed. It must have been late morning because the sun cast shadows from the flowers and iron fence onto the narrow sidewalk. Oil on 12"h x 9"w stretched linen.
This painting was in the exhibit I had with my mother at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier called "Looking for the Light in Dark Times".
May 21, 2021
Coffee Break in Provence
This is an unusual composition for me. While stopping for a caffeinated pick-me-up in the shade on a hot summer day in Aix en Provence, I snapped a picture of my drink. I always love the event that some European countries make of their coffee. I meant to take a picture of the coffee with the sugar and cookie packets that accompanied it, but also captured some of the background, which was a sunlit street. I decided to make that part of the painting, even though it is only on 8"h x 6"w stretched linen.
This painting is available at the Southern
Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier, PA. It is part of the show I am having with my mother, Jolene Joyner, called "Looking for the Light in Dark times."SOLD.
May 16, 2021
Summer Afternoon in Aix en Provence
Afternoon shadows appear on the sidewalks and buildings of Aix en Provence on a hot and lazy afternoon. Everyone walking outside sticks to the shadows as much as possible to avoid direct sunlight. Frequent stops at outdoor cafes for refreshments is necessary. Oil on 30"h x 24"w stretched canvas.
This painting is available at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier, PA. It is part of the show I am having with my mother, Jolene Joyner, called "Looking for the Light in Dark times." Please contact https://www.facebook.com/SAMALigonier/ for more information. SOLD.
May 14, 2021
Bite
In my house and at various family functions, there is a little thing called the "Jonelle Tax." This tax permits me to take bites of everyone's food. The rule is, if I say, "Bite", everyone must pay up. The cats and dog also have a similar rule, but it only applies to foods that are healthy for them. They can't talk, so they just paw at us or sit one inch from our plates until we can't ignore them. In this case, I purchased these macarons from Gaby et Jules in Pittsburgh, and I decided to start my taste test with the lemon one. Stay tuned to see paintings of this plate of macarons later on in the taste test. Oil on 6"h x 8"w stretched linen.
This painting is available at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier, PA. It is part of the show I am having with my mother, Jolene Joyner, called "Looking for the Light in Dark times." Please contact https://www.facebook.com/SAMALigonier/ for more information. SOLD.
May 5, 2021
Market Day in Aix
May 2, 2021
The Kitchen Helper
Daphne, or as we call her, Tiny Kitten, loves to help in the kitchen. She is the only cat in the house who doesn't really care for "people food" but purely enjoys the process of cooking and cleaning. Oil on 12"h x 9"w stretched linen.
This is one of the paintings I have recently completed for the show I am currently having with my mother, Jolene Joyner, at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier, PA. "Looking for the Light in Dark Times" is available to view from now until July 31st. The exhibit will feature work that my mom and and I have done over the past year that is meant to add positivity to a world that currently has many challenges. The museum will be open Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Please visit this page for more details on the show and how to register for the opening reception on June 12th at 5:00 p.m. that coincides with the Museum's Woodstock themed Garden Party. SOLD.
May 1, 2021
Happy Hour in Provence
This cafe scene was the reward after several failed attempts to get to
Provence in 2019. There were many flight delays which almost lead to
the airline canceling the entire trip. Fortunately, the airline
decided to make the flight 30 hours after it was originally supposed
to leave, but we had to make a detour to Lyon to get to the originally planned destination of Aix en Provence.
When we finally arrived in Aix two and a half days late, the
suitcases were dropped in the room, and we made a beeline for the
town center, bustling with cafes, for a pastis and a quintessential
happy hour meal. This was the view from our table and our first glimpse into the lively town. Oil on 24"h x 36"w stretched canvas.
This is one of the paintings I have recently completed for the show I am currently having with my mother, Jolene Joyner, at the Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art in Ligonier, PA. "Looking for the Light in Dark Times" is available to view from now until July 31st. The exhibit will feature work that my mom and and I have done over the past year that is meant to add positivity to a world that currently has many challenges. The museum will be open Tuesday - Saturday from 12:00 p.m. - 4:30 p.m. Please visit this page for more details on the show and how to register for the opening reception on June 12th at 5:00 p.m. that coincides with the Museum's Woodstock themed Garden Party: https://www.sama-art.org/gardenparty SOLD.
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- Jonelle Summerfield
- Pennsylvania, United States
- I am an oil painter from Western Pennsylvania. My mother taught me how to paint. My subjects include interiors, animals, still life and scenes from my travels. Galleries: Ugallery.com; The Artist Hand, Indiana, PA; Latrobe Art Center, Latrobe, PA; To contact me for purchase information, please email me at jonellesummerfield@gmail.com