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zcember 1 through 31, 1 original paintings by
Jeanne Kruse Warne will be on exhibit at
Hancock County Libran 312 Highway 90 Bay St. Louis, Mississipp 10 A.M. ? 4 P.M.
Except Sunday
trol. With oil, if you make an error, you can correct it. If you make a booboo with a watercolor, it?s not so easy to correct. I don?t have the patience for the watercolors," she said.
Warner says she is amazed sometimes at what others think about her work compared to what she thinks about it.
?What I might think is my best work is not necessarily the critic?s choice, you might say. You have to think, ?Oh, well, what do they know?? You really have to have a very thick skin.?
And she refuses to change her style or her topics to please others.
/elcome and bring a friend ^ Jeanne Kruse 11 a
?Be they ever so humble, my paintings are expressions of my life ? what I?m seeing in my life, ? she said.
Warner's two sons have apparently inherited her interest in art, a fact she notes with obvious pride and pleasure. Michael, who has a doctorate degree in chemistry and works in St. Louis, studies art as an avocation. John, a Lt. Commander in the U.S. Navy, is a cartoonist.
Warner is a former member of the Peninsula Art Association in Newport News, Va. and the Elmhurst Art Association of Elmhurst, 111. She is currently a member of the Gulf Coast Art Association and the Ocean Springs Art Guild.