Trademark Fine Art Sky & Sand by Julia Purinton, 24 x 47

Fine artist and muralist Julia Purinton divides her time between the gentle landscape of North shore Boston and a small rural village in Vermont, both of which provide ample inspiration for her evocative landscape paintings. Her Massachusetts studio, which she describes as a "dog kennel, potting shed, mud room and sanctuary," serves as the workspace where she creates her luminous artworks in oils, acrylics, Venetian plaster, and glaze.

Influenced by the works of Maxfield Parrish, Winslow Homer, and the Brandywine river school painters, Julia's artwork features the atmospheric moods of her landscapes, achieved through the application of many layers of glaze. Her ready-to-hang, gallery-wrapped art pieces often depict thin tree trunks topped with Golden leaves, reflecting the natural beauty of the environments she encounters.

Giclee (jee-clay) is an advanced printmaking process that allows for the creation of high-quality fine art reproductions, making the reproduction virtually indistinguishable from the original piece. This has led to wide acceptance of giclee by galleries, museums, and private collectors.

The gallery wrap method of stretching an artist's canvas involves wrapping the canvas around the sides of a hidden, wooden frame, resulting in a frameless presentation of the finished painting. This technique allows the artwork to be displayed in a contemporary and clean manner, without the distractions of a traditional frame.

In conclusion, Julia Purinton's modern and contemporary landscape paintings, available as gallery-wrapped canvas art, offer a unique and captivating visual experience. Her mastery of various media and deep connection to the natural world are reflected in her evocative and luminous artworks, which can be found in galleries along the East coast.

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