Jennifer Anderson Art

Jennifer was asked to contribute a painting for the silent auction…of the National Museum of Women in the Arts Spring Gala, “Garden at Bougival.” The benefit was given “under the gracious patronage of The President of the United States and Mrs. Laura Bush.”

You will be enchanted by her works, described by most as “bright, vivid and elevating.” Jennifer’s paintings capture the grace of the individual, whether man, woman or child.

Jennifer has a rare gift, and I feel privileged to have her beautiful paintings in our home. Each work has its own personality. Whether it’s a landscape or a portrait, her pieces are brimming with warmth, emotion, and light. You’ll notice every brushstroke in full color and texture. Jennifer’s style and technique remind me of another era. Her rich and meaningful paintings complete our home.

Jennifer’s impressionistic style is used to create breathtaking landscapes of mountains, oceans and flower fields, as well as children and beaches. She has created murals for several businesses, restaurants and residents. She has also done decorative painting in New York, working alongside some of the top interior designers in the country.

Jennifer’s style is unequivocally impressionistic, but much more closely related to the American school of Impressionism than to the European version. She works with a palette of subdued colors, achieving an effect which is soft and delicate. The mood is romantic, almost dreamlike, and the result most appealing.

Jennifer was asked to contribute a painting for the silent auction…of the National Museum of Women in the Arts Spring Gala, “Garden at Bougival.” The benefit was given “under the gracious patronage of The President of the United States and Mrs. Laura Bush.”