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Joan Hebert
Painter
Artist Biography:
Joan comes from a family of artists and for many years has been drawn to the works and history of Early American Folk Artists.
She works in acrylics, on canvas and old wood. Her paintings feature trout, old weathervanes, Vermont Scenes and period art.
Recent work includes juried shows in Vermont, merchandising signs for King Arthur Flour Company and re-created 1930's signs for George Woodward's film, "The Summer of Walter Hacks."Joan also combines painting and fiber art, traditional rug hooking, on century old door panels. To order or for more information, contact the artist:
Email: hebert@woodenhorsearts.com Phone: (802) 754-2820Sample Artwork (Click thumbnails to view larger images):
"Mounted Trout" - $325.00
Hand Dyed, Hooked and Designed. Hooked piece is 24" X 7 1/2". It's mounted on a stained Pine Raised Panel. Total measurement is 27 3/4" X 10 7/8" "Hand-Painted Brook Trout" -
Hand Painted Brook Trout on a piece I cut from a hundred year old door. I grained painted the edges and used the background from the original panel. Finished size is 28 1/4" X 14". "On the Shore" - $325.00
Hand Hooked Mat, 18x13x1". Made of recycled and new wool that is hand dyed. The Mat is mounted on a frame and can be hung as it is. The one inch edge is covered in a strip of matching wool. "Betsy Ross Flag" -
Hand Painted on the drop leaf from an Antique Oak Table, 30x15x3/4". Thirteen stars and thirteen stripes. "Rufus Porter" - $350.00
Acrylic rendition of Rufus Porter fresco currently in the parlor of the Daniel Carr House, North Haverhill, New Hampshire, c. 1825-1830. Hand painted on a very old (antique) breadboard, 24"x17 1/2"x3/4". Frescoes in the Carr House, by Rufus Porter were woven into the story of Frances Parkinson Keys' "Also The Hills" and reproduced at that time as endpapers. "Horse Sign" - $250.00 Acrylic rendition of an early 1800's Sign; original artist unknown. Painted on an antique breadboard, 24"x21 1/2"x1/2". "Fireboard Cooperstown" -
Acrylic rendition of a Fireboard painted in the folk art style, c. 1800, New Hampshire. This fireboard is currently in the New York State Historical Association, Cooperstown. Original artist unknown. Painted on an antique breadboard 21"x16"x3/4". |
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