Folk Art Jean Henry Theorem Painting Pineapple 4.75”x4” Monticello Signed
What a sweet small Theorem painting hand painted by folk artist, Jean Henry. It depicts a pineapple sitting in an urn or vase with large pineapple leaves. It was purchased at Monticello – Thomas Jefferson’s home. Theorem painting is a 19th-century American folk art technique where designs are created by applying paint through stencils onto fabric, typically white cotton velvet. Popular between 1800 and 1860, this method was commonly taught in finishing schools for young women to quickly produce artistic still lifes, often featuring fruit baskets or flowers. The pineapple is a symbol of welcome and would often be found on homes.
Original Abstract Expressionism 9X12 Pineapple 2 Paper Ink Handmade Signed 15
There is only this ONE of these in the world. I see art as a conduit for our evolution, a bridge between what appears to exist in the physical world and the deeper, spiritual reality of Life as inherently Divine.
Wood framed print painting of pineapple & butterfly on canvas 22 in by 18 in
You will find that this medium size painting adds presence without dominating the space.