Jeanne
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Jeanne Nations
United States
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Jeanne Sheridan
United States
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Jeanne Horak-D...
United Kingdom
42 creative works found
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This orphan lives at Maman Jeanne’s orphanage in DR Congo. Mama Jeanne is a remarkable woman who has literally saved hundreds of kids orphaned or injured in the relentess war.
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300 million in sub-Saharan Africa, live on less than $2/day, more than double the level 20 years ago, and having gone up by around 100 million over the last 10 years. Nearly two-thirds of people who have AIDS live in sub-Saharan Africa. 90 percent of the world’s daily 3,000 malaria deaths occur here. One-third of boys and one-half of girls do not complete high school on the subcontinent. Two-thirds of the poorest countries in the world are in Africa. 34 of the 35 states with the lowest life expectancy are in Africa. The Democratic Republic of Congo is twice the size of Britain, France and Germany, but with only 500 km of paved roads. Over 4 million people were killed during the war of 1998-2003, but the conflict had actually begun even earlier. Maman Jeanne Banyere and her husband, Prosper Mulengetsi, began their mercy mission in Masisi (in the mountains northwest of Goma) in 1996. Prosper directed a secondary school at the time, where Jeanne taught. Their ministry of compassion began with one four-month old orphan. People noticed and began dropping off other war orphans. Their centre of compassion grew. In 1998 while Maman Jeanne attended a national women’s conference in Kinshasa, Rwandan soldiers attacked Masisi. Prosper fled with 60 orphans. As fighting intensified, Prosper and the children slipped deeper into the forest. He happened across a band of pygmies, outcasts in the Congo. The pygmies fed and cared for Prosper and his orphans for six months. Maman Jeanne and Prosper then relocated their orphanage to Goma in 1999 and were adopted by HEAL Africa. They have successfully placed 70 orphans with foster families. Eighty orphans still remain under their care. Even in 2007 in DR Congo, 1,200 people still die every day from hunger, disease or violence. Over 50% of them are children. You can support Maman Jeanne’s through their child sponsorship program or by supporting the ministry directly. www.cnecpi.com ALL PROFITS OF SALE TO CHARITY.
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Lakota dancer, Black Hills of South Dakota
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What is real? it is all a state of mind, isn’t it?
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Norwegian Beach in Winter…digitally enhanced
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Symmetry in nature, carpeted in green
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I passed this little yellow boathouse almost everyday when I lived on the west coast of Norway. The colors were always ever changing with the weather, so sometimes it was vivid yellow, and sometimes it was pale pastel yellow, but it was always intriguing to me and oh, so picturesque! Image is “As Is”.
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A seemingly never-ending sunflower field overlooking the Black Hills in South Dakota. I think you could walk for hours and not ever reach the other end….
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Acrylic on Canvas
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Another awesome bronze statue out side the Melbourne State Libray. I missed the title of it though..but I hope you like it :)) Best viewed large Nikon D60 / ISO 600 / 55mm / f/5.00 / 1/640 Public Art: Jeanne d’Arc Statue (AKA Joan of Arc) Sculptor: Replica of statue by French sculptor Emmanuel Fremiet. Date: Unveiled 4th of February 1907. Description: Bronze statue of Jeanne d’Arc aka ( Joan of Arc ) in her battle armour on her trusty steed holding her banner (flag) high. Cost : £1,800 Location: Outside the State Library of Victoria, 328 Swanston St, Melbourne, Australia. Source: GlobeVista – Public Arts Around the World Featured in Public Art Group !
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I’ve always thought that Modigliani’s portrayal of people was unique (proto-cubist?), so here is my homage to him in Jeanne H. Sketched and painted in Corel Painter with my own colour palette. Featured in Digital Brushstrokes group.
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Jeanne Hébuterne (April 6, 1898 – January 25, 1920) was a French artist, best known as the frequent subject and common-law wife of the artist Amedeo Modigliani. Linda Lappin – Has written a wonderful review on Jeanne Hébuterne called Missing Person in Montparnasse: / The Case of Jeanne Hébuterne May I suggest you read it, when you have time. Jeanne Hébuterne appeared in a painting recently and I share her work, her passions and her life with you. Something we should all view…..Another time, another place and understand…....... Music - For Jeanne Hébuterne - 9th February 2009
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Painted in corel painter using artist oils another of my homages to the masters ,i always sketch first sometimes trace depending then just block in then add the details … FEATURED IN THE GROUP ’ FROM MASTERPIECE’ 16/05/09 THANKS TO THE MODERATORS….......
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Saint Joan of Arc (born around 1412 – died 30 May 1431) is a national heroine of France and a Catholic saint. A peasant girl born in eastern France, she led the French army to several important victories during the Hundred Years’ War, claiming divine guidance, and was indirectly responsible for the coronation of Charles VII. Watercolour pencils on 24×32cm paper, 220g/m².
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Old Dodge living out it’s final days on the South Dakota prairie
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QUARTER HORSES BEING MOVED TO WINTER RANGE
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LR ranch horses steptoe valley Nevada
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One shinning moment of luminous rays of golden light over Steptoe Valley reflecting in a pond.A little bit of heaven on earth
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Sunset over Steptoe Valley
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oil on canvas – 162×82 cm -
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mixed media and collage on old paper book account
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