Jeanne Rosier Smith Fine Art

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Articles About Jeanne:

 

Jeanne Rosier Smith: A Sense of Motion Through Stillness, Marine Art Journal, pp 10-22. by Stephen Bluto.  

 

 

Jeanne Rosier Smith: Informed Flexibility by Bob Behr, Plein Air Magazine, June 2023


Paysages Côtiers/Coastal Landscapes, 8p feature in the French Magazine, Pratique des Arts, Jan 2019.


Jeanne won First Place in the Pastel Journal's Pastel 100 Landscape competition in 2019 and 2017.  Here is the 2017 article in the Pastel Journal.
Her winning seascape, Endless Summer  18 x 36, was chosen from among over 2,000 entries.
ASMA News Jeanne was recently profiled in the American Society for Marine Art quarterly journal, ASMA News, along with Karen Blackwood, her friend and fellow new signature ASMA member.  The full article is included here.

By Jeanne:

 

Sensory Impressions, Painting from Travel Photos (International Artist Mag, May 2025)

Soft Pastel, a Painter's Perspective. (Marine Art Journal, Fall 2024)

Where Do I Start? 6 Tips for Better Newsletters (Fine Art Views January 2021)

 

The Procrastinator's Guide to Newsletters (Fine Art Views January 2022)

 

Creating Compelling Content: 6 Ideas to Grab your Readers (Fine Art Views February 2022)

 

Essential Guide to Thumbnail Sketches (The Artist's Magazine, October 2020)
Jeanne is a contributing writer for the Pastel Journal. Click below to read Jeanne’s Pastel Journal articles, on teaching, beginning and maintaining a good gallery relationship, loosening up, and color theory.

 

Art Partners (Pastel Journal August 2016)

 

Speaking the Language of Color(Pastel Journal June 2016)


The Perfect Pair: Pursuing Gallery Representation (Pastel Journal Aug 2015)

 

Having Class:  Seven Tips for Teaching (Pastel Journal April 2015)

Loosen Up! A Guide to Fresh, Fluid Paintings (Pastel Journal August 2013)

 

 

 

Before becoming a full-time artist, Jeanne earned a Ph.D. in English, and published a book on folklore and myth in contemporary fiction,Writing Tricksters: Mythic Gambols in American Ethnic Literature.