Watercolors By
After being discharged from the military in 1954 I spent the next four years attending the Maryland Institute of Art. After graduating in 1958 I went west to the Bay Area. There I worked in the art field, sketched and painted in watercolor. My wife, Mary Anne, and I travel a lot to sketch and photograph whatever is of interest to us. I seem to like doing series of things such as barns, Anasazi ruins, Anasazi petroglyphs and pictographs, old adobe churches of New Mexico, etc. This all started years ago when we sought out old mining towns of the West. In 1990 Mary Anne and I moved to Prescott, Arizona.
Please phone, e-mail or write me if you would like to purchase an item so we can settle on payment (check or money order for full amount only and shipping cost and sales tax). The item will not be shipped until payment has cleared my bank. The item will be shipped insured with a confirmation of being received form returned to me. If the package shows any sign of damage refuse it and have it retuned to me. If you are dissatisfied you will have 10 days to return the item shipping paid, fully insured and unharmed or damaged to me and you will receive a refund.
Any paintings purchased that require shipping will not be framed or with glass.
You can contact me by phone at 928-445-1554, or email me at jseney@cableone.net ,
or Postal Mail: 1353 Louie Street Prescott, AZ 86301.
Please phone, e-mail or write me if you would like to purchase an item so we can settle on payment (check or money order for full amount only and shipping cost and sales tax). The item will not be shipped until payment has cleared my bank. The item will be shipped insured with a confirmation of being received form returned to me. If the package shows any sign of damage refuse it and have it retuned to me. If you are dissatisfied you will have 10 days to return the item shipping paid, fully insured and unharmed or damaged to me and you will receive a refund.
Any paintings purchased that require shipping will not be framed or with glass.
You can contact me by phone at 928-445-1554, or email me at jseney@cableone.net ,
or Postal Mail: 1353 Louie Street Prescott, AZ 86301.
Miscellaneous Watercolor Paintings,2
Adobe Churches of New Mexico,1
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Introduction
Anasazi Dwellings can be visited and seen all over the American Southwest. The Anasazi Dwellings are some of the best Ruins in North America. Anasazi is a Navajo word meaning " Ancient People who are not us". I have visited and sketched and have done paintings of the Anasazi Dwelling Ruins such as; Pecos, New Mexico; Anasazi Ruins of Hovenweep Ruins, Utah and Colorado; The upper and lower Anasazi Ruins in the Tonto National Monument, Arizona; White House Anasazi Ruin Dwellings in Canyon de Chelly, Arizona; Anasazi Ruins Wupatki National Monument, Arizona; Anasazi Dwellings Montezuma Castle National Monument, Arizona, Anasazi Dwelling Ruins Mesa Verde, Colorado and Anasazi Ruins Chaco Canyon, New Mexico.
Anasazi Pottery Pots and Bowls
New Mexico Adobe Churches, 2
Anasazi Petroglyph Paintings
Some where around AD 1200 the Anasazi Ancient People had disappeared from the majority of their dwellings. Left behind were thousands of Anasazi Petroglyph, Pictograph Rock Art pecked and painted on the rocks and boulders. I have visited and done many paintings of Anasazi Rock Art such as; Anasazi Petroglyphs Three Rivers Site, New Mexico; Anasazi Petroglyphs San Rafael Swell, Utah; Petrified Forest, Arizona; Anasazi Petroglyphs Chevelon Canyon, Arizona; Anasazi Petroglyphs Rochester Panel, Utah; Anasazi Petroglyphs Dry Wash, Utah; Anasazi Petroglyphs Nine Mile Canyon, Utah; Whiskey Mountain, Wyoming and many other Anasazi Petroglyph Rock Art sites.
Anasazi Ruins Paintings
Anasazi Black / White Pottery Pots and Bowls were found in many of the Anasazi Dwelling Ruins of the Southwest. Anasazi Pots and Bowls are now in small and large collections in Visitors Centers and Museums of the Southwest such as; Chaco Cultural Center Pots and Bowls, New Mexico; Lost City Museum Pots and Bowls, Nevada; Edge of Cedars Pots and Bowls, Utah; Salmon Ruins Pots and Bowls, New Mexico; Museum of Northern Arizona Pots and Bowls, Arizona; Western New Mexico University Pots and Bowls, Silver City, New Mexico.
Historic Adobe Churches of New Mexico are many and very picturesque and beautiful to sketch. I have painted Watercolors of the Historic Adobe Church at Ojo Feliz, Adobe Church at El Guiqui, Adobe Church at Luceros, Adobe Church at Velarde, Adobe Church at Abiquiu, Adobe Church at Cordova, Adobe Church at La Trampas, Adobe Church at Rancho de Taos.
Along the many byways in Picturesque New Mexico are many Picturesque and Historic Adobe Churches I have painted. Restored Historic Adobe Church at La Cueva, Adobe Church at Los Huerros, Adobe Church at Beautiful Truchas, Adobe Church at Canjilon, Adobe Church at Historic Ojo Caliente, Adobe Church at Medanales, Restored Adobe Church at Rodney.
Miscellaneous Watercolor Paintings,1 include: East and West Mitten, Monument Valley, Utah; Johnson Canyon Barn, Utah; Back Road, Arizona; Thumb Butte, Arizona; Oyster Boat, Maryland; Village of Yichang, China; Aquila, Arizona; Wickenburg, Arizona; Lobster Pots, Canada; DJ and White House Ruins.
Miscellaneous Watercolor Paintings, 2 include: Navajo Waiting to Dance, Arizona; Navajo Stone Wall, Arizona; Court House Summer, Arizona; Navajo Waiting for Mail, Arizona; Hovenweep Dwelling Ruins, Utah and Colorado; Grand Canyon Depot, Arizona; Palm Canyon, KOFA, Arizona; Dome Rock, Quartzsite, Arizona, Salton Sea, California Pelican, Evening, Parade.
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Contact: 928-445-1554
Postal Mail: 1353 Louie Street Prescott, AZ 86301
Contact: 928-445-1554
Postal Mail: 1353 Louie Street Prescott, AZ 86301
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New Work
Paintings Colorado River Indian Tribes Adobe Church, Arizona Back Road Barns, A Willow Lake Egret, Prescott, Arizona.
Terracotta Warriors of China
The Terracotta Warriors were discovered near Xian, China in 1974. Over 6,000 Warriors, Horses and Bronze Weapons were found in Pit One. In 1999 when Pit Two was discovered 1,500 Warriors were uncoved and in among them was a green painted Warrior. Altough I sketched these figures in 1982, which had no color on them, I added some color to the figures in these paintings.
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