Jane Carlson (Massachusetts, B. 1930). Beautiful snowy landscape, framed under glass, double-matted, and signed "Jane Carlson" to lower right. With approximate framed height of 24" with width of 27-1/2" and sight image height of approximately 14" with width of 18-3/4". Jane Carlson is active/lives in Masachussetts, is known for impressionist painting. She hails from a long line of artists, hearkening back to David Claypool Johnston, a political satirist of the Civil War period, who also painted President Lincoln's portrait. Jane's early years were spent playing on and around the shore of Cape Cod. She feels especially drawn to the subjects of sand, sky and marshes. She enjoys painting the European countryside, with its architecture and vast array of textures. The first time she saw France, she was hooked. Jane's formal training was at the Massachusetts College of Art, in Boston, and the Art Student's League, in New York.