| Ines Blesilda "Bessie" Jacinto Artist |
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| Painting is finding God in every brush stroke I apply on paper. I strive to create images that evoke serenity, joy and peace as I find them even in the darkest light. |
President, Simi Valley Art
Association (SVAA)
Member, Women's Artistic
Network (WAN)
Member, Thousand Oaks Plein
Air Watercolorists
Phone:
805-583-3690
Her being a lefty says a lot about her, as one
of her university professors had noted.
While inspired by impressionist masters, this
self-taught artist creates images that border
on expressionism, choosing to render
familiar objects and sceneries from unique
perspectives. When a viewer admiring her
Belgian landscape in oil gushed, "How
different and wild!," Bessie was ecstatic.
of her university professors had noted.
While inspired by impressionist masters, this
self-taught artist creates images that border
on expressionism, choosing to render
familiar objects and sceneries from unique
perspectives. When a viewer admiring her
Belgian landscape in oil gushed, "How
different and wild!," Bessie was ecstatic.
| News - Ongoing: One of the featured artists at the Simi Valley Town Center Art Gallery - Mar-Apr 2012 - Juried into the annual Westlake Village Art Guild and Santa Paula Shows - Her drawings were published in Virginia Hutchinson's book of poems "Tracks in the Snow" |
Serene Green (Belgium), oil
Agnes Jacinto
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on this website.
on this website.
Bessie has staged solo exhibits since switching her pen with a brush in 2000 and
has been juried into numerous group shows in the U.S. She dedicates her shows
to husband Cesar Fabros and son Matthew. [See Artist's Bio]
has been juried into numerous group shows in the U.S. She dedicates her shows
to husband Cesar Fabros and son Matthew. [See Artist's Bio]