Paintings by Jane McElvany Coonce

Jane McElvany Coonce
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Pickles
Toaster, Jam and Toast

Key Bridge

Education:
High Point University, B.A.
University of Virginia, graduate work

Professional Experience:
Painting teacher for Arlington County, VA, Adult Ed.

Professional Memberships:
Arlington Arts Alliance, President
Art League, Alexandria, VA, board member
McLean Art Society

Gallery Representation:
Kevin Butler Gallery, Martha's Vineyard, MA
Aerie Gallery, Rehoboth Beach, DE

Solo Show:
Aerie Gallery, July 22 through August 19, 2006

Artist's Statement:
Jane McElvany Coonce has been in the art field for over 30 years. She works primarily in oil, pastel, and terra cotta.

Her works are held by private collectors and her corporate collectors include the National Institutes of health in Bethesda, MD, the International Country Club of Fairfax, VA, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, and the Rickover Naval Academy.

She has won numerous awards for both her paintings and sculptures, including first prize in the plein air competition of Kensington, MD in 2005. She was a featured artist in élan magazine, June 2004, with her artwork appearing on the cover. In 2001, her paintings were featured on the cover of the Washington Post Magazine and the Olde Town Crier.

Her work is featured in the new book: How did You Paint That?, 100 Ways to Paint Still Lifes and Florals, Vol. II, published by International Artist Publishing.

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Pickles	Toaster, Jam and Toast
Key Bridge

Education: High Point University, B.A. University of Virginia, graduate work Professional Experience: Painting teacher for Arlington County, VA, Adult Ed. Professional Memberships: Arlington Arts Alliance, President Art League, Alexandria, VA, board member McLean Art Society Gallery Representation: Kevin Butler Gallery, Martha's Vineyard, MA Aerie Gallery, Rehoboth Beach, DE Solo Show: Aerie Gallery, July 22 through August 19, 2006 Artist's Statement: Jane McElvany Coonce has been in the art field for over 30 years. She works primarily in oil, pastel, and terra cotta. Her works are held by private collectors and her corporate collectors include the National Institutes of health in Bethesda, MD, the International Country Club of Fairfax, VA, Georgetown University, Washington, DC, and the Rickover Naval Academy. She has won numerous awards for both her paintings and sculptures, including first prize in the plein air competition of Kensington, MD in 2005. She was a featured artist in élan magazine, June 2004, with her artwork appearing on the cover. In 2001, her paintings were featured on the cover of the Washington Post Magazine and the Olde Town Crier. Her work is featured in the new book: How did You Paint That?, 100 Ways to Paint Still Lifes and Florals, Vol. II, published by International Artist Publishing.