Acrylic on canvas.
This painting is was done as a tribute to world famous Jazz musician and singer, Manu Dibango, who died on March 24, 2020 in Paris. Originally from Cameroon, Manu Dibango performed for decades worldwide with favourite Jazz fusion pieces like "Soul Makosa"
Item details
Price
C$ 1,890.00
Quantity available
1
Dimensions
Product
Length/Depth: 36 in
Width: 42 in
Height: 1.5 in
Package
Length/Depth: 40 in
Width: 46 in
Height: 6 in
Shipping
Delivery restrictions may apply: If paired with another painting, then only one shipping fee would be charged.
If buyer can collect painting downtown Toronto, then shipping fee would be waived.
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Jennylynd James is a Renaissance woman: a food scientist, soprano, writer and fine artist in one package. With a Ph.D. in Food Science from McGill University, Jennylynd worked for many years in the food industry in the US, Latin America, Europe and Canada. She was introduced to oil painting, portraiture and sketching in 2009 while running a business in Ireland. Jennylynd uses the vivid colours of her Caribbean heritage and global travel to influence her artwork.
From childhood, Jennylynd played the piano and sang in large choirs. She is a soprano in the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and her recent paintings focus on a passion for stage performance and capturing the joy of making music.
Loose brush strokes in her acrylic paintings to portray the movement and expression of musical characters at live shows.
"I crop the most animated scenes to fill small and large canvases with the illusion of a big, rich sound."
Jennylynd James is a Renaissance woman: a food scientist, soprano, writer and fine artist in one package. With a Ph.D. in Food Science from McGill University, Jennylynd worked for many years in the food industry in the US, Latin America, Europe and Canada. She was introduced to oil painting, portraiture and sketching in 2009 while running a business in Ireland. Jennylynd uses the vivid colours of her Caribbean heritage and global travel to influence her artwork.
From childhood, Jennylynd played the piano and sang in large choirs. She is a soprano in the Toronto Mendelssohn Choir and her recent paintings focus on a passion for stage performance and capturing the joy of making music.
Loose brush strokes in her acrylic paintings to portray the movement and expression of musical characters at live shows.
"I crop the most animated scenes to fill small and large canvases with the illusion of a big, rich sound."