Greenhouse Impressionism with Jeneane Lunn

January 31, 2025 @ 10:00 am - 1:00 pm

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Greenhouse Impressionism with Jeneane Lunn
Soft Pastels in the Greenhouses & Winter Garden
Series of 6 classes
Fridays, January 10, 17, 24, 31 & February 7 & 15
10:00 am – 12:30 pm
Cost $65.00 for all 6 sessions
  • Students need to bring supplies listed on class registration page

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Call the RWP Botanical Center ticket booth to save your spot! 401-680-7263

For six consecutive weeks, spend Friday mornings learning how to use soft pastels with artist Jeneane Lunn. Using the techniques of the Impressionist painters, students will work to capture the changing light effects of nature in the tropical environment of the Roger Williams Park Botanical Center greenhouses, or weather permitting, in the outdoor Winter Garden. Soft pastels are a great medium for doing small studies or finished work. This class will offer an easy technique for starting pastels that you can develop into your own finished pieces of art. Our focus will be on increasing our perception of color to create more and more complex, beautiful layers of color while enjoying the serenity of the garden.
This series is appropriate for students of all levels. Materials will be provided. Bring your lunch for a time of hanging out talking art following the class.
Call the RWP Botanical Center ticket booth to save your spot! 401-680-7263
Artist Bio
Jeneane Lunn is a professional artist and was a high school art teacher and taught at the Community College and other art organizations around Vermont. In Rhode Island she teaches at the Rhode Island Watercolor Society, Wickford Art Association, South County Art Associations and private online classes.
You can watch pastel and oil demonstrations at no charge on her Youtube channel @jeneanelunn or check out her website jeneanelunn.com

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