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copyright 2008 Joan Tucci
A graduate of the University of Pennsylvania, she studied art at Kutztown University. Locally she has studied painting with Mary Lou Creyts, Irene Dobson, and Peg Reisch. Exhibitions in which her art has been displayed include the Berks Art Alliance Juried Show, Goggleworks Juried Exhibition, group shows in Berks County, and a one-person show at the Reading Area Community College. Her work can be found in private collections in the United States, Canada, and Europe. |
| Nikki 2/00 - |
| Lolly 9/95 -1/2010 |
| Penny 7/ 90 - 12//06 |
| Creg MacAndrew 4/89-2/01 |
| Taoiseac 7/81 - 2/92 |
| Gille 9/90-9/90 |
| Gwyn 9/74 - 3/88 |
| Boru ?/82 - 9/94 |
| Thegn 11/72 - 2/81 |
(Please click on photos to enlarge.)
| Dylan 8/08 - |
Joan Tucci Photographs and Paintings
At heart my work is simply a journal of my days in the country. The
flowers and plants in our garden provide ever changing colors and shapes.
The walks taken with the dogs open up other worlds. The poem on my
home page is dedicated to our first dog, Thegn. Walking with him daily
through the woods on Mount Penn opened my eyes to the marvels of the
natural world. Since then our dogs and I have walked many miles
together. They stand or sit patiently by my side while I take photos and
sketch...and if I take too long they lie down. When I decide a scene
requires a tripod, they wait in the car.
Lately I have begun experimenting with non-represntational art and have
enjoyed playing with the various elements of design. I am looking forward
to this new experience.
No one walks alone and I thank those who have accompanied me on my
daily journey...my husband, Dan, our dogs, and those keepers of the
hearth, our cats.
flowers and plants in our garden provide ever changing colors and shapes.
The walks taken with the dogs open up other worlds. The poem on my
home page is dedicated to our first dog, Thegn. Walking with him daily
through the woods on Mount Penn opened my eyes to the marvels of the
natural world. Since then our dogs and I have walked many miles
together. They stand or sit patiently by my side while I take photos and
sketch...and if I take too long they lie down. When I decide a scene
requires a tripod, they wait in the car.
Lately I have begun experimenting with non-represntational art and have
enjoyed playing with the various elements of design. I am looking forward
to this new experience.
No one walks alone and I thank those who have accompanied me on my
daily journey...my husband, Dan, our dogs, and those keepers of the
hearth, our cats.
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