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To know more about Winnipeg Artist Jeanette Jerome & her art, go to
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Contact Jeanette Jerome - Artist - Winnipeg, Manitoba
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recent paintings by the Winnipeg artist
"Back to Batoche"- Metis painting by Winnipeg artists Jim & Jeanette Jerome
Image is not to be used without permission of the artist... copyright© Jeanette Jerome
The original "Back to Batoche" artwork was painted in acrylic on 40”x 60”
stretched canvas by Winnipeg Artists Jim & Jeanette Jerome
Limited Edition Art Prints 16"x23" with image 12 7/8" x 19 3/4"
signed and numbered and ready for CUSTOM FRAMING
contact : the Winnipeg artists
The artists are a couple, who met at commercial art classes many moons
ago in Brandon Manitoba. They have worked together on various art projects
since, but this is the first time they have worked together to paint on canvas.
Jeanette has been drawing and designing since she was a young girl.
She works in several different mediums and in many aspects of visual art.
Jim’s metis ancestry has deep roots within the Red River Settlement. He
has painted large murals & commercial works in his lifetime, and currently
works as an artist / designer, but this was his first brush to canvas.
This artwork was painted to commemorate the historic Metis Journey of
Red River Carts, wagons and horse riders to Batoche 2005.
The Trail Boss outrider Armand Jerome, depicted under the metis
flags, builds full and half size Red River Carts.
Red River Cart Builders contact : Jerome Cartworks
Red River Cart Photos
Never Alone - by Winnipeg artist Jeanette Jerome copyright© Jeanette Jerome
Romanetz-dancers by Winnipeg artist Jeanette Jerome copyright© Jeanette Jerome
This painting was commissioned in 2008 to commemorate the
Anniversary of the Romanetz Ukrainian Dance Ensemble of
Winnipeg, Manitoba Canada.
The painting was auctioned,
and 50 limited edition (16" x 20"image) art prints as well as
smaller open edition prints are available.
contact the Winnipeg Romanetz Ukrainian Dancers for details.
The Winnipeg Manitoba Romanetz Ukrainian Folk Dance Ensemble website
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