| Janet Snell |
| Theresa Oil 20" x 24" SOLD |
| Well Connected Oil 30" x 30" $1500 |
| Backbone Oil 30" x 32" $1500 |
| Decomposition Oil 9" x 12" $500 |
| Can't See, Can't Hear Oil 30" x 32" $1500 |
| Embedded in Green Oil 30" x 32" $1400 |
| Storm Oil 16" x 20" $500 |
| In the Shadows Oil 16" x 20" $650 |
| Feedbag Oil 16" x 20" $650 |
| Don't You Stick Your Tongue Out Oil 16" x 20" $500 |
| I Tear Out My Heart Over You Oil 16" x 20" $650 |
| Funny Face with Floating Nose Oil 20" x 24" $1000 |
| Pandora's Box Oil 20" x 24" $1000 |
| Two Sides of a Coin Oil 20" x 24" $1000 |
| Self Portrait with Blue Lips Oil 20" x 24" SOLD |
| ManWoman Trapdoor Oil 30" x 32" $1500 |
| X Marks the Spot Oil 9" x 12" $500 |
| Flying High Out of Her Head Oil 9" x 12" $500 |
| Looking out of the Green Oil 9" x 12" $500 |
| He Looks on with His One Good Eye Oil $1500 |
| Make a Connection Oil 18" x 24" $750 |
| Beside Herself with Orange Oil 9" x 12" $500 |
| Everyone Has Someone on His Back Oil 18" x 24" $750 |
Janet Snell is a graduate, magna-cum-laude, of the
Maryland Institute College of Art, where she studied painting
with the late Ed Dugmore. She has shown her work in
venues such as The Drawing Center in New York City,
Strathmore Hall in DC, Asterisk Gallery in Cleveland, and
Summit Art Space in her hometown of Akron.
Her work involves the depiction of the psychology of the
human head and figure, the relationship of mind to body. The
images themselves mark her as a neo-German expressionist.
Image and space are the two elements that focus the
relationship between the figurative and the abstract, to
provide meaning and help the viewer experience the
complexities of the human subject.
Snell is the author of FLYTRAP (Cleveland State University
Press Poetry Center), the e-book HEADS (March Street
Press), and has co-authored several poetry and art books
with her sister.
Maryland Institute College of Art, where she studied painting
with the late Ed Dugmore. She has shown her work in
venues such as The Drawing Center in New York City,
Strathmore Hall in DC, Asterisk Gallery in Cleveland, and
Summit Art Space in her hometown of Akron.
Her work involves the depiction of the psychology of the
human head and figure, the relationship of mind to body. The
images themselves mark her as a neo-German expressionist.
Image and space are the two elements that focus the
relationship between the figurative and the abstract, to
provide meaning and help the viewer experience the
complexities of the human subject.
Snell is the author of FLYTRAP (Cleveland State University
Press Poetry Center), the e-book HEADS (March Street
Press), and has co-authored several poetry and art books
with her sister.