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Starting the Day | Oil On Canvas in Paintings by June Yokell | San Anselmo Recreation Department in San Anselmo. Item composed of canvas and synthetic
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Created and Sold by June Yokell

June Yokell

Starting the Day - Paintings

Featured In San Anselmo Recreation Department, San Anselmo, CA

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"Starting the Day," 30" x 40," oil on canvas, c2018

This will be viewed at The Isabel Cook Building, 1000 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., San Anselmo on May 4 & 5, and 11 and 12 2019

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Item Starting the Day
Created by June Yokell
As seen in San Anselmo Recreation Department, San Anselmo, CA
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June Yokell

San Francisco, CA

Wescover creator since 2017
"For as long as I can remember I’ve been drawn to the beauty in everyday life, primarily by looking at the natural world. Simple things, things I notice while walking or looking out a window or seeing a pattern in shadows. While it is not exactly a dream or a memory, it’s like entering another world that is right here with us always, carrying with it its sensuality and raw emotion. I’m drawn to painters and writers who describe the physical as well as their psychological response to the land, those who each in his or her way describe the physical or psychological climate of place. I start my paintings by a gesture and try to keep the whole painting fresh from the beginning when I lay down the large planes right through to the layering of the many marks of oil paint that indicate plants or water or cracks in the hill. My goal is to transfer to the viewer, my own non-verbal felt experiences."