The FINE ART
of
Anne-Elizabeth Whiteway
Anne-Elizabeth is a highly Talented, Creative and Innovative
United States based Visual Artist / Photographer.
You can view as well as buy her Artwork and read her Blog
at her Artist websites
on
Fine Art America
and
Echo Lake Art
United States based Visual Artist / Photographer.
You can view as well as buy her Artwork and read her Blog
at her Artist websites
on
Fine Art America
and
Echo Lake Art
Anne-Elizabeth's Bio
Thank you for viewing my page on Stuart Media Services.
My thanks to Blair Stuart for this space on his wonderful website!
I have quite a mixture of paintings and photos located at Fine Art America.
An amateur Visual artist, I love to paint almost any subject. I have sold a few paintings locally as well as via FAA.
Fortunate to have spare time to paint, having retired early from my teaching career. I taught second grade in the Hampton City School System for 24 years.
"When I paint, it takes me into another world. I enjoy painting with acrylics because of the rich texture that I can achieve.
Many subjects inspire me to paint—scenes from the Southwest, florals, animals, and native American designs. Whimsical subjects appeal to me, such as "Kokopelli," the mythical flute player of Native American folklore.
My father, Edgar Lee Turner, who was an accomplished portrait and landscape painter, encouraged me to learn to paint after I retired from teaching second grade.
I also owe my enthusiasm for painting to Valeria Wilson, Artist; and Taunya Tae Waxham, Artist.
Having a circle of devoted friends who paint together each week is a delightful way to keep interested in different styles and techniques.
My husband Don and I live in the county of Isle of Wight with our dog "Happy" and our cat "Bob."
"I hope my creations transport you into a peaceful place, because that's where I am when I am painting."
—Anne Elizabeth Whiteway.
Following is a list of the images that I have on my FAA website. The list is not in any particular order. However, when you visit my Website you can click on 'Galleries' to see my paintings/photos in an organized way.
l. Southwestern scenes and Southwestern/Native American themes, especially featuring a lengendary figure: 'Kokopelli'.
2. Works purely from my imagination, including a variety of subjects.
3. Animals, including cats, dogs, elephants, giraffes, birds and butterflies.
4. Experimental : One example of experimental would include painting on Braille paper, yes Braille paper from Braille books..
5. Scenes from nature, realistic or expressionistic scenes. One example would be 'Autumn Hideaway'.
6. Faces, semi-abstract figures
7. Fish: I could have included this in with the animals. However they deserve a category of their own. These are
highly textured, colorful fish, many with luminous effects
8. Fun photo images enhanced by paint
9. Cottages, Buildings, LIghthouses
10. In the 'gallery' section I have also included paintings by my much missed a
nd loved
FATHER,
Edgar L. Turner.
He painted Mona Lisa, The Gleaners, Blue Boy and many other copies of famous works.
However, he could paint just about ANYTHING that he saw. He painted portraits of family members, including my brother and myself.
He could paint outdoor scenes that are so real looking that I just don't know how to describe them unless you just come over here and I show you the ones that I have... for example: 'Mabry Mill'.
He always used oils.
One of his favorite subjects to paint was my dear and much missed and loved MOTHER, Anne Young Turner. She was a beauty.
The paintings that my father painted are not for sale. However, I felt that this venue would be a good place to show some of his great artwork.
Note: if you type in 'www.anneelizabethwhiteway.com' you can go to other links to my work.
Thank you for reading this and may God bless you.
My thanks to Blair Stuart for this space on his wonderful website!
I have quite a mixture of paintings and photos located at Fine Art America.
An amateur Visual artist, I love to paint almost any subject. I have sold a few paintings locally as well as via FAA.
Fortunate to have spare time to paint, having retired early from my teaching career. I taught second grade in the Hampton City School System for 24 years.
"When I paint, it takes me into another world. I enjoy painting with acrylics because of the rich texture that I can achieve.
Many subjects inspire me to paint—scenes from the Southwest, florals, animals, and native American designs. Whimsical subjects appeal to me, such as "Kokopelli," the mythical flute player of Native American folklore.
My father, Edgar Lee Turner, who was an accomplished portrait and landscape painter, encouraged me to learn to paint after I retired from teaching second grade.
I also owe my enthusiasm for painting to Valeria Wilson, Artist; and Taunya Tae Waxham, Artist.
Having a circle of devoted friends who paint together each week is a delightful way to keep interested in different styles and techniques.
My husband Don and I live in the county of Isle of Wight with our dog "Happy" and our cat "Bob."
"I hope my creations transport you into a peaceful place, because that's where I am when I am painting."
—Anne Elizabeth Whiteway.
Following is a list of the images that I have on my FAA website. The list is not in any particular order. However, when you visit my Website you can click on 'Galleries' to see my paintings/photos in an organized way.
l. Southwestern scenes and Southwestern/Native American themes, especially featuring a lengendary figure: 'Kokopelli'.
2. Works purely from my imagination, including a variety of subjects.
3. Animals, including cats, dogs, elephants, giraffes, birds and butterflies.
4. Experimental : One example of experimental would include painting on Braille paper, yes Braille paper from Braille books..
5. Scenes from nature, realistic or expressionistic scenes. One example would be 'Autumn Hideaway'.
6. Faces, semi-abstract figures
7. Fish: I could have included this in with the animals. However they deserve a category of their own. These are
highly textured, colorful fish, many with luminous effects
8. Fun photo images enhanced by paint
9. Cottages, Buildings, LIghthouses
10. In the 'gallery' section I have also included paintings by my much missed a
nd loved
FATHER,
Edgar L. Turner.
He painted Mona Lisa, The Gleaners, Blue Boy and many other copies of famous works.
However, he could paint just about ANYTHING that he saw. He painted portraits of family members, including my brother and myself.
He could paint outdoor scenes that are so real looking that I just don't know how to describe them unless you just come over here and I show you the ones that I have... for example: 'Mabry Mill'.
He always used oils.
One of his favorite subjects to paint was my dear and much missed and loved MOTHER, Anne Young Turner. She was a beauty.
The paintings that my father painted are not for sale. However, I felt that this venue would be a good place to show some of his great artwork.
Note: if you type in 'www.anneelizabethwhiteway.com' you can go to other links to my work.
Thank you for reading this and may God bless you.
Links to Anne-Elizabeth's Websites
Echo Lake Art
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Echo Lake Art.
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This is a Christmas card front. I love it so much I just had to show it to you. No, I did not paint this. It is not for sale because it is not my own work. On the back of the card it does not indicate the artist. In any case, I hope you enjoy seeing this card. In my spare time I like to doodle as well as paint. Sometimes my doodles turn out to be paintings.. Joyful Joyful is the title because I have included happy expressions in this. |
This is very textured.
I just noticed it looks like a bird in this painting. Do you see it? This is fourth in my "Celebration" series. www.anneelizabethwhiteway.com www.echolakeart.com Anne Elizabeth Whiteway Smithfield, Virginia USA. |
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Butterfly Meets FishButterfly Meets Fish is a collage in which I used a refrigerator magnet butterfly and enhanced the colors. Then I laid this on a watercolor painting of yellow fish.
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There is something fishy going onOh, what fun it is to create collages. I hope you enjoy seeing this as much as I enjoyed putting it all togehter. Thanks for viewing my site. Good fishes, I mean WISHES to all who see this. www.anneelizabethwhiteway.com member of: Autodadactic Artists Association M.O.U.SE. Art Wanted Isle of View art club Association of Retired Teachers Association of Bachelor of Science degreed professionals Hampton Arts League Cultural Alliance PIedmont Arts Tidewater Arts Association www.anneelizabethwhiteway.com |
A Natural BridgeMy father painted this from the scene, or so I have been told.
I am lucky enough to own this now. If anyone is interested in purchasing a copy, please tell me. I can set this up on FAA for copies. Of course I would not ever sell the precious original...not only because it is good but because "Daddy" painted it. HE is gone now, but his works of art continue to have his spirit & a life of their own it seems. His paintings were remarkable. When I was growing up, I took for granted what he was doing in his spare time If I could do it over again, I would have asked him to let me watch him paint sometime. He did not use any fancy equipment. An easel, oil paint, brushes & a palette - along with his innate talents & abilities...that's what he used. |
Echo LakeThis is a painting which I did with acrylics on thick paper. Echo Lake is the name of our street. This is the second time I have uploaded this because I want a clearer view. Thank you for looking. Blessings to all. |
Anne Elizabeth's Art Exhibitions
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