Jane Seymour has worn - and continues to wear - many hats in her life. Actress, designer, philanthropist, parent: it may be her painting from which she derives the most pleasure. She picked up her first brush 15 years ago to help her get through a period of personal challenge. She now spends as much time in her studios as possible, working in both watercolors and oils. She’s studied the great masters and is particularly drawn to the work of Monet and Chagall, striving to incorporate tiny bits if their visions into hers, with new vistas always on the horizon.
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Jane Seymour Jane Seymour has worn - and continues to wear - many hats in her life. Actress, designer, philanthropist, parent: it may be her painting from which she derives the most pleasure. She picked up her first brush 15 years ago to help her get through a period of personal challenge. She now spends as much time in her studios as possible, working in both watercolors and oils. She’s studied the great masters and is particularly drawn to the work of Monet and Chagall, striving to incorporate tiny bits if their visions into hers, with new vistas always on the horizon. |
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