Keith Linwood Stover - Curator
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"Bringing the Museum to You"
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The Cyber Art Show
By permission of the artist, The Cyber Art Show is pleased to feature the second of two 12-piece Exhibitions of works by American contemporary Impressionist painter Janet Sullivan (born 1951 in Denver, Colorado).
Sullivan is a pastelist and oil painter who earned her BFA at the University of Colorado and continues to study the work of artists she admires including: Gerard Curtis Delano, Carl Rungius, Maynard Dixon, Clyde Aspevig and William Lathrop.
As a full-time artist since 1984, Janet has exhibited and won numerous awards nationally. She is a founding member of the Montana Painters Alliance (mtpaintersalliance.com), a member of the Pastel Society of the Northern Rockies (psnr.net) and most recently a Signature Member of the Pastel Society of America.
- Image of the Day -
"The Cove in Autumn"
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Twelve Pieces by Contemporary Artist
Janet Sullivan (Born 1951)
Feature Artist Bio
Gallery #108B
November 29, 2014
 Water DropletsDescribe your image here |  Budding TreeDescribe your image here |  Fallen ApplesDescribe your image here |
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 Cherry BlossomDescribe your image here |  Ray of LightDescribe your image here |  BloomDescribe your image here |
 DewDescribe your image here |  Tranquil forestDescribe your image here |  Lilly PondDescribe your image here |
 Janet Sullivan - The Cove in Autumn.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Almost Spring.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Overcast Morning.jpg |
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 Janet Sullivan - River Ranch.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - A Perfect Day.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Settlings.jpg |
 Janet Sullivan - Rock Creek.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Pasted the Chute.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Rivers Edge.jpg |
 Janet Sullivan - Rolling Into Fall.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Seasonal Sonata.jpg |  Janet Sullivan - Autumn Joy.jpg |
ARTIST'S STATEMENT
“On a family outing to the hot springs pool in Glenwood Springs, my father, who was a Doctor, made a quick stop at a patient's house in the canyon. I went with him to the man's little house. When we stepped in, we were greeted by freshly painted oil paintings all over the room. Many were of bright orange canyons and turquoise skies. I was captured by the whole scene. I looked at the paintings on the easel and remembered saying "I can do that!" That experience changed my life. I knew then that I wanted to become an artist. That man was Gerard Curtis Delano. That Christmas I asked for an oil painting set and was on my way.”
