"The Blessing"
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"Red, White, And"
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"At Babas"
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"Frances"
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"Two Women With the Black Cat on the Table"
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"Martina"
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"Hydrangeas For Douglas #2"
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The work of Joy Zemel Long is based in a soliid tradition of French painting reaching back to post-Impressionism. She studied in Montreal and has exhibited widely in the US and Canada..
Her work is based on the figure and is set in domestic situations invoking Matisse and Vuillard. She also absorbed the influences of Pop and hard edge painting in the 1960's. Her works address mother and daughter relationships, domesticity , her Jewish heritage
and the life which surrounds her seaside home in West Vancouver.
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- Date of birth : unknown date
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- Groups: Contemporary Canadian Artists
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Last modification date : Sep 29, 2018
(Member since 2001)
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The worrk of Joy Zemel Long is based in a soliid tradition of French painting reaching back to post-Impressionism. She studied in Montreal and has exhibited widely in the U.SS and Canada..
Her work is based on the figure and is set in domestic situations invoking Matisse and Vuillard. She also absorbed the influences of Pop and hard edge painting in the 1960's. Her works address mother and daughter relationships, domesticity , her Jewish heritage
and the life which surrounds her seadie hoome in West Vancouver.
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How do you last match Manchester United?
Hello Joy:
that amazingly wonderful piece you sold me back in 1985 or so, which you said needed a safe home is still safe and seen by many.
it is well admired. but you never did drop by to work on the frame!!
all my best.
Bob Buckingham
So much fun together
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