Jean Bradley with one of her large canvases in Hawaii. See below for her biography.
Jean Bradley: A Retrospective of Work by Jean S. Bradley & Rik Phillips
This 70 page book covers the fifty year career of Jean Bradley’s painting. It is in full color with many of her paintings from her early watercolor work to her later work in acrylics. The book is 7.5 by 7.5 inches and is $20 plus $4 shipping to addresses in the United States.
$24.00
French Version of Jean Bradley’s Book Translated by Alexandre Mallet
Paris translator Alexandre Mallet has transformed Jean Bradley and Rik Phillip’s book into French. The book contains all of the same photographs as the English edition.
$24.00
New Portraits of the American Indian Playing Cards
Jean painted 17 paintings for this deck of 56 poker size cards. This was a collaboration with her brother Stuart Bradley who designed the cards and tuck box in Adobe Illustrator. The cards were printed in a limited edition of 500 decks by Shuffled Ink of Orlando, Florida. The deck is $12 plus $3 shipping to addresses in the United States.
$15.00
“Queen of Hearts” Original Painting from Playing Card Deck
This acrylic painting is 16 by 20 inches and was painted by Jean for the playing card deck. This was part of her series of reimagined American Indian portraits. It appeared on the “Queen of Hearts” playing card. Shipping is to United States addresses and will be negotiated separately depending on the location of the purchaser.
$450.00
“Queen of Spades” Original Painting from Playing Card Deck
This acrylic painting is 16 by 20 inches and was painted by Jean for the playing card deck. This was part of her series of reimagined American Indian portraits. It appeared on the “Queen of Spades” card. Shipping is to United States addresses and will be negotiated separately depending on the location of the purchaser.
$450.00
“Bear” is an Original Painting by Jean Bradley
This acrylic painting is 16 by 20 inches. Shipping is to United States addresses and will be negotiated separately depending on the location of the purchaser.
$450.00
Watercolor and Pen Triptych from 1999 Created in Kauai, Hawaii
This is an Artist’s Proof of a 1999 triptych created by Jean Bradley and her husband Rik Phillips in Hawaii. Each of the three panels are 13 inches wide and 20.5 inches high and are printed on very heavy paper. Shipping is extra and will be negotiated depending on the location of the purchaser.
$450.00
Jean Bradley: Biography
“People often comment, in viewing my work, that they feel the life force, the energy, in the vibrant colors and movement. It’s my expression of the magic in nature.”
Jean Bradley has always known she would be a professional artist. Art has been part of her life since childhood. Jean’s formal training in painting initially centered on oils. For the last 30 years, however, she concentrated on watercolors. The last 15 years she has exploded into acrylics. Jean has studied with nationally acclaimed artists, including John Peisley, Lisa Forster, Stephen Quiller, as well as Peter Berg, a portrait artist.
“How Did You Paint That? 100 Ways to Paint your Favorite Subject”, a book published by International Art Magazine, includes photos of Jean’s work and information describing her painting technique and style. International Artist Magazine came out with a ten-page feature article on Jean Bradley’s “Rhythm and Light” series and her “Voluptuous Papayas” is on the cover. (Feb./Mar. ’06)
Color is Jean’s passion. She loves the exploration of light and dark values and shapes in her paintings. The artwork of Jean Bradley has been featured in one-person shows in New York, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Kauai, and California. She has been the artist in residence at several galleries, actively involved in art associations, and the recipient of several awards for her paintings. Jean taught watercolor as well as acrylics at the Desert Art Center in Palm Springs.
Jean and her husband, Rik Phillips, exhibited their work at the first husband-wife show at the Kauai Museum in July-August, 1997. Rik Phillips is a well-known sculptor.
Jean has expanded her artistic designs to include jewelry. She is designing one of a kind necklaces for the Palm Springs Art Museum gift shop and the San Diego Art Museum.
Jean and her husband currently live in Conway NH and can be reached at:
artsouljean@gmail.com
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