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by The GYPSY
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Acrylic Painting By Romani American Artist J.A. George AKA; The GYPSY
“SHE TOLD FORTUNES, This English Gypsy called Madam Thorney, and she held... more
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Acrylic Painting By Romani American Artist J.A. George AKA; The GYPSY
“SHE TOLD FORTUNES, This English Gypsy called Madam Thorney, and she held my right hand tight. I expected her to study my open palm; instead, she searched my face.” – Bart McDowell, National Geographic Senior Editor-
The photograph of Madam Thorney, which this painting is based upon, can be found in the book 'Gypsies Wanderers Of The World'. Her description intrigued me:
“I studied this fortune-teller with puzzled respect: her arresting, heavy lidded eyes and her strong, gentle features – a face suggesting nose-jewels and saris.”
As I set about to capture Madam Thorney, I took quite a few artistic liberties with my rendition of the photo. Those things in my painting that remain unchanged are her sign, her posture, general features and eyes. Notice that I said, “General Features”. As I looked at the photograph of Madam Thorney by Bruce Dale and Bart McDowell’s description of her,...
I am a Romani American Artist. My name is J.A. George but you may call me, as my friends do, The GYPSY. As a former Zookeeper and lifelong lover of nature I have a unique perspective on Animals and Conservation. When I create my art, whether Animal or Landscape or both combined, I seek not to create reality or fantasy but to find the spirit of what I am painting. Seeking out the spirit of my subject creates a deeper meaning in my paintings beyond the ordinary. From my Artist Alley Studio and Gallery I paint what is not seen and have revealed those unseen elements in museum and zoo exhibits, art shows and art lessons to aspiring artists for more than 50 years.
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Zsanan Studio
PS- Tweeted and have sentimental tears in my eyes as I read your description and story.
The GYPSY replied:
I had tears in my eyes when I wrote it.
Zsanan Studio
THRILLED!!! I am just that as I look at this AMAZING image! L/F and thanks!
The GYPSY replied:
Thank you Zsanan.
Constance Lowery
not only is this a wonderful painting, but I was fascinated by reading your description of it. L/F
The GYPSY replied:
Thank you.