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Jo-Anne ScavettaBreakfast2024
2024
$2,000
£1,519.05
€1,747.18
CA$2,794.39
A$3,116.06
CHF 1,625.83
MX$38,235.27
NOK 20,694.21
SEK 19,607.32
DKK 13,039.88
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Jo-Anne Scavetta (b. 1951) - 'Breakfast?!'. Realist, oil on artist panel. Signed by artist LR. Connecticut, 2024.
Framed: H. 21 1/2” x W. 16 1/8”
Unframed: H. 15 7/8” x W. 10 3/4”.
Jo-Anne Scavetta
Artist Statement: American, b. 1951
The joy in my work starts with the set up. I may spend a great deal of time arranging and rearranging the composition, while experimenting with different lighting positions until it feels right. The next step is a detailed drawing of my still life set up on a gessoed panel. I then apply a thinned out oil paint which establishes the color and value pattern and provides a basis for the textures I’m seeking. I’m now ready to begin the details. I tend to paint slowly, spending so many hours with a piece to me is like reading a good book in which I imagine the characters story behind the subject matter. Fact or fiction it makes my time at the easel even more enjoyable.
I was once commissioned to paint a still life including a retiring physicians stethoscope that had been handed down to him as well as used through out his career. I swear I could hear heartbeats as I was painting!
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