Product code: 2 online framed Signed original prints by Susan Jokelson
Green Tea II by Susan Jokelson - 13 X 18 Inches (Original Signed Print) Apparition of Unspoken Thoughts by Susan Jokelson - 13 X 18 Inches s (Original Signed Print) Both pieces have been professionally matted and framed About the artist: Born, raised and educated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Susan Jokelson holds a B.A. in English and French literature from the University of Pennsylvania. She spent a year teaching American literature at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and touring the continent during breaks. online Following that she spent two years in New York City, studying French at Columbia University and supporting herself by writing. Once Susan settled in California in the late sixties, she began producing artwork, at first small watercolors with some mixed media. In the eighties, she explored the medium of artist's books, making both one-of-a-kind and editioned works. One of the latter is in the Getty Collection in Los Angeles and in the Rita and Marvin Sackler Archive o.
Green Tea II by Susan Jokelson - 13 X 18 Inches (Original Signed Print) Apparition of Unspoken Thoughts by Susan Jokelson - 13 X 18 Inches s (Original Signed Print) Both pieces have been professionally matted and framed About the artist: Born, raised and educated in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, Susan Jokelson holds a B.A. in English and French literature from the University of Pennsylvania. She spent a year teaching American literature at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland and touring the continent during breaks. online Following that she spent two years in New York City, studying French at Columbia University and supporting herself by writing. Once Susan settled in California in the late sixties, she began producing artwork, at first small watercolors with some mixed media. In the eighties, she explored the medium of artist's books, making both one-of-a-kind and editioned works. One of the latter is in the Getty Collection in Los Angeles and in the Rita and Marvin Sackler Archive o.