Iguana, 1990. Signed, dated l/l, with copyright. Watercolor on Paper. Site 29.5 by 21 in., overall 28.5 by 36 in. (Cond: glass plate cracked)

CF. Raised in the Midwest after spending her early childhood in Southern California, Kendahl Jan Jubb studied from an early age with noted St. Louis impressionist, Victor Harles. She moved to Montana in 1978 to major in Forestry. Kendahl travels extensively throughout the United States and India, sketching and painting in the environment that inspires her. The most common themes in her work are flora and fauna. An active bird watcher, Kendahl paints local fish and birds, but also more exotic tropical species and floral arrangements. Her style is distinctive. Using black gouache, she has evolved a distinctive technique using black to fill areas of negative space. Vibrant watercolors within outlines create strong patterns. In fact, patterns are an essential part of the dramatic energy in her work. Contrasts in size, shape, texture and value are elements she uses.
(Credit and a thank you for the above is given to the Attic Gallery, Camas, Washington, for the contents of this note.)

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