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Fay Jackson painting

By dbaeza, 24 February, 2009
Description

Painting looking into a cemetary. A mother and child kneeling are at a grave. The distance is a valley wih small buildings. Signed by Fay Jackson.

Category
Paintings
Medium
Canvas
Distinguishing marks
Fay Jackson
Condition
Good
Size and dimensions of this item
1'7"x1'4"
Date Period
Unknown
Weight
Unknown
History
Fay Jackson was a friend of a family member. The painting was given to my family member as a gift from the artist.
eBay Auction Link
Price Paid (If known)
None
For Sale?
No
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Steven Barnett

5 years 1 month ago

Re: Fay Jackson painting

Fay Jackson was a friend of my family. She lived in Pasadena, CA in the 1970s and Garden Grove in the 1980s. I understand she did not start painting until later in life. I remember many ribbons from art shows all over hanging in her apartment studio. I know some of her pieces hung on the walls of a major casino in Las Vegas. She painted many original oil paintings and water colors. I have 6 pieces of her work and know of other family members with numerous pieces. She created many spectacular pieces!

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Melinda K

3 years 5 months ago

In reply to Re: Fay Jackson painting by Steven Barnett

Re: Fay Jackson painting

I’ve been trying to find information on this artist. I have some paintings given to my family from her, but can’t find any information beyond that she was a friend of my grandmother’s. Most paintings I find online also reference that she was a friend of their family, but nothing else. Do you have additional information you could share? I’d love to know who she was, how she knew so many people, how she started painting, did she have a day job? A family?

Anyhow, if you could share anything, I would so appreciate it!

Sincerely,
Melinda

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