Need help deciding what to buy that special someone? I've got you covered!
Presenting the 2023 Jennifer Allevato Fine Art Gift Guide.
The Writer - Floral Fancy Notecard Set
Try a lovely notecard set for that person who always remembers to send a handwritten note. They're the real MVPs in the age of email.
The Gardener - Giverny Gardens floral hand-painted ornament
Got a friend with a green thumb (or someone who, like, really tries)? A hand-painted floral ornament will be so special, and maybe even provide some garden inspiration.
The Outdoorsy One - Vertical Horizon landscape print
Bring the outdoors inside with a colorful landscape art print. Their real paths might not be paved with pink, but in their hearts (and walls) it can be.
The One Who Just Renovated - Mini Jardins de Giverny painting on paper
They love spending time making their home something extra special and you can celebrate that with a gorgeous mini Jardin painting. (You could even throw in a gift card to Framebridge or a local framing shop so they can choose a frame to match their new decor style).
The Cook - Still Life with Lobster II print
This still life print is sophisticated with lots of levity -- who doesn't want a happy lobster just hangin' out in their kitchen or dining room?
The Traveller - Jardin 7 print
Remind them of their worldly travels with a print inspired by Claude Monet's gardens in Giverny, France. It's dreamy and has a story they can share without it screaming "I heart Paris."
The Trendy One - It's Nice to Have a Friend print
You can't go wrong with punchy colors and a fun feel (and does it also have TS lyrics as the title? Yes, yes it does.)
The Special One - Caught in a Daydream landscape painting
They're one-of-a-kind, so give them a one-of-a-kind original painting. This colorful landscape is just the thing to get lost in while daydreaming.
The Most Difficult to Shop For Person in the World - gift card
Like, let's be honest, sometimes it's best to have them do the picking out for themselves.
The One Who is You - Still Life with Oranges and Papaya original painting
We could all use a little self love. And this painting feels warm and tropical, like a little hug for your soul.
I took several weeks in June and July and experimented with acrylics on raw canvas for the first time. I mostly work on wooden panel and paper in my current practice, and it's been years since I worked on canvas.
After nearly 4 years, I am finally re-exploring florals in a full collection!
I am excited to be part of Art of Pink in National Landing! My work is part of the BLOOM art exhibition alongside dozens of local artists.
Come check it out Friday, April 11 in Arlington, Virginia!
