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- AboutJenny Floravita was born to be an artist. She began her studies in painting, drawing, music and dance as a small child, excelling in all. Her life in the San Francisco Bay Area afforded her great exposure to the arts. Jenny won numerous awards as a young artist including four California Governor’s Medallions and four California State Seals, two each for art and dance. After receiving several scholarships, Jenny went on to study and receive her formal art degree through University of California, Santa Cruz. She lived and worked in Santa Cruz as a graphic designer and fine art painter for several years before re-locating to her family’s home town in the Delta. Since 2000, Jenny Floravita’s fine art career has blossomed. She has exhibited in numerous galleries and high-end art festivals. She paints island scenes and tropical flowers in both oil and watercolor. Jenny’s journey in reverse glass painting began in the early summer of 2007 and since then she has added her beautiful custom glass painted chandeliers to her line of oil and watercolor paintings.
- ExhibitionsMarch 10-13, 2011 La Quinta Arts Festival for info and to purchase tickets: 706-564-1244 www.lqaf.com Please check back in the spring of 2011 for additional events.
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Waimea Plantation Cottage painting titled “Blue Island Home”
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Mini Master oil painting by artist Jenny Floravita
- I wanted to give a thumbs up to all of the great paintings that are showcased every day on Micah Condon’s Dailypainters.com website. I’ve been priveledged to be part of this group from the very near beginning, being 2006. Some of my favorite artists are Hall Groat II at http://www.hgroatii.blogspot.com and Lori McNamara at http://lorisart.blogspot.com and my personal art festival friend, Nancy Eckels at http://www.nancyeckels.com, just to name a few…
The painting featured here is another one of my signature Kauai, Waimea Plantation Cottage paintings that have been so well collected. I never tire of painting these small island homes—they represent a piece of the good life!
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