Jeannie Yovetich Burham

Crow & Shells
Encaustic by Jeannie Burham

Jeannie Yovetich Burham

Jeannie sold her first painting when she was about 13 years old at the Missoula County Fair in western Montana.

Faithful
Acrylic by Jeannie Burham

Her Dad never let her hear the end of it and reminded her of how much he loved the purple art deco rooster that she took $15 for. So began an art career. Jeannie paints everything that doesn’t move. Large: wall murals, floorcloths, faux finishes, furniture Small: miniature paintings, illustrations, faux postage stamps

Spirit Horse
Acrylic by Jeannie Burham

Jeannie has never met an art supply she doesn’t like. She works with Acrylics, Oils, Watercolor, Collage, Colored Pencil, Pastels, Oil Bar and has recently been introduced to Encaustic...


 

Precarious Position
Acrylic by Jeannie Burham

JoJo and the Crybaby
Acrylic by Jeannie Burham

Jeannie also was one of the 100 artists chosen to decorate fiberglass life-size pig sculptures (modeled after the Pike Place Market's large bronze piggy-bank, Rachel). Jeannie's design named "Luna, the Little Piggie that went to Market" commemorates Seattle's Luna Park as a carousel pig. Luna is painted with acrylics, embellished with sparkles and gems, and is complete with a sturdy saddle and dazzling smile.

Call 360-631-8300 or email
doris@galleryintheloft.com
 

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On October 11, 2006, Seagrass Gallery welcomed Jeannie
as a lecturer in the Loft Lecture Series.
 

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