Showing posts with label poppies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label poppies. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 1, 2016

Red Poppy Landscape by J. Morgan

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J. (Jeong) Morgan remembers becoming interested in art at a very young age, and spent many hours in his youth sketching scenes he saw around him in his home of Seoul, South Korea. He was born in 1958. He graduated from Kyung-Ki University with a major in fine art in 1984 and through his extensive traveling, he discovered many new and beautiful scenes to depict in his work: The vineyards of Tuscany; the dry landscapes of the Midi in France; the brilliantly colored floral hillsides of Valencia. His travels opened up a world of possibilities for the emerging artist, and he continues to travel for inspiration in his work. J. Morgan lives in the country side of Kyung-Ki, Seoul where he is a full time artist. He did a six month residency in Thailand at the King's Palace- spending his time painting. His artwork was selected to help decorate and create an illustrious addition to the already elaborate buildings of this geographical wonder.

Sunday, November 9, 2014

Online catalog of South Korean painter, J. Morgan

J.R. Mooney Galleries of Fine Art is proud to showcase the online catalog of J. Morgan

View the online catalog of impressionistic painter, J. Morgan. See his signature poppies, his rolling hillsides and his signature impressionistic aesthetic.


Read it here at:

http://issuu.com/jrmooneygalleries0/docs/j_morgan_11-12-2014_catalog

Saturday, September 28, 2013

Tuscan Poppies




Mark Keathley
Tuscan Poppies
9” x 12”
Oil on Panel
2013

Mark Keathley paints a peaceful village that speaks to the heart of those seeking times gone by.  Five quaint structures nestled among lush greenery suggest generations of commitment to life at its best.  The single identifiable structure is that of a church and suggests man living accountable to one another.  This deep yearning is satisfied by Keathley’s lush floral garden.  It is supported by a labor of love seen in the hand-made rock fences used to shelter a garden leaden with red and white Poppies and Yellow Astilbe.  ©

Written by:
Betty Houston
Sales Consultant

JRM Galleries Boerne 

Please call 210-828-8214 for further information on how to purchase the new Mark Keathley painting