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Gertrude Studio Artist
Louise Jennison
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New Orleans A Four Day Feast, 2004
Watercolor and pencil on Aquarelle Arches 100% pure cotton hot pressed 300gsm paper Small paper sculptures of Southern food dishes on display upstairs at the Brunswick Street Bookstore. 27 watercolored drawings have been folded, cut and moulded into three |
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New Orleans A Four Day Feast, 2004
Watercolor and pencil on Aquarelle Arches 100% pure cotton hot pressed 300gsm paper. Small paper sculptures of Southern food dishes on display upstairs at the Brunswick Street Bookstore. 27 watercolored drawings have been folded, cut and moulded into thre |
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New Orleans A Four Day Feast, 2004
Watercolor and pencil on Aquarelle Arches 100% pure cotton hot pressed 300gsm paper. Small paper sculptures of Southern food dishes on display upstairs at the Brunswick Street Bookstore. 27 watercolored drawings have been folded, cut and moulded into thre |
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Those Two Daring Pirates 2004 (Artist: Louise Jennison & Gracia Haby)
Artists' book, single colour lithographic offset print hand colored with pencil on Aquarelle Arches 100% pure cotton hot pressed 300gsm paper. 18cm x 18cm twenty two page concertina, bound in cotton by the artists. Editions 1-10 housed in a painted screen |
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Melbourne In 31 Days 2002 (Artist: Louise Jennison & Gracia Haby)
Artists' book, single color offset print handcolored with pencil on Magnani 100% cotton PESCIA 210 300gsm paper, with colored tracing 80 gsm paper inserts and ink drawings. 12cm X 15cm X 2.5cm, bound in white canvas by Peter Stewart-Warmington. White pain |
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The Kingdom Of The Blue Poppy - As Made For Sinclare 2001 (Artist: Louise Jennison & Gracia Haby)
Artists' book, single color offset print handcolored with watercolor, pencil and antique glitter, on Magnani cotton 300gsm paper. 6cm x 8cm, bound in patterned black silk by Peter Stewart-Warmington. Magnifying lens by Herbert Groiss on a strand of canar |
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Information
Louise Jennison is a painting graduate of RMIT, Bachelor of Arts, with Distinction, in Fine Art, 1997. Louise Jennison has exhibited works locally and abroad since 1994, and was awarded a Queen's Trust for Young Australians Grant in 1997. In 2000, in collaboration with Gracia Haby, they were awarded an Australia Council for the Arts, New Work for Emerging Artists grant. In 2002 they studied bookbinding at the Centro del bel Libro in Ascona, Switzerland as part of the Freedman Foundation Travelling Scholarship. They received a Print Council of Australia Print Commission in 2004.
Louise Jennison is represented in the collections of Print Council of Australia, Banyule City Council, Burnie Regional Art Gallery, City of Whitehorse, Charles Sturt University, Flint-Schmidt UK, Gladstone Regional Art Gallery, Gold Coast City Art Gallery, Latrobe Regional Gallery, RMIT Library, State Library of Victoria, University of Wollongong, Warrnambool Art Gallery and in private collections.
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Artists Website
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