"Redhead"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on canvas
details to come
Currently on display in Schwartzman home
Contact Jennica@JennicaSchwartzman.com for pricing
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
Aaron's Girl
"Aaron’s Girl"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on canvas
details to come
Inspired by Aaron Fairley
Currently on display in private residence in Fullerton
Veil
"Veil"
The Yennica Collection
Acylic on Canvas
Details to come
Inspired by Vanessa Rose Parker
Currently in Storage, available
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Modern Helen
"Modern Helen: Helen of Troy In Love"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on Canvas, flat canvas
21”X28”
Holding the head of her Love. If she can’t have him, no one can
Currently Displayed in Schwartzman home
Athena
"Athena"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
16X20, ¾ inch thick, Studio sized.
Acrylic on Canvas.
Unframed, unpainted side border. May be framed, but may also look best on its own.
In Greek mythology, Athena was the shrewd companion of Heroes and the Goddess of Heroic endeavour. She would also come to be known as the goddess of wisdom. In classical myth she never had a consort or lover, and thus was often known as Athena Parthenos ("Athena the virgin"), hence her most famous temple, the Parthenon, on the Acropolis in Athens. In a remnant of archaic myth, she was the mother of Erichthonius and this is a portrait of her rare state of pregnancy. Her back is turned away, hiding her situation in order to preserve her honorable virgin status.
Currently Displayed in Schwartzman Home
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Cottage Pin-Up
"Cottage Pin-Up"
The Yennica Collection
Graphite on Watercolor Paper
20”X16”
Inspired by Paul Pesnell
Currently displayed in Schwartzman Home
Her Back
"Her Back"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to Come
Currently on display in private residence in Anaheim
NOT FOR SALE
Sun and Moon
"Sun and Moon"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
Inspired by Daniella Twigg’s Australian Body Artwork
Currently Displayed at a private residence in Washington
NOT FOR SALE
Honeymoon View
"Honeymoon View"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on canvas
10”X20”, 1 1/2” thick
Inspired by Ryan Schwartzman
Currently displayed in Schwartzman Home
NOT FOR SALE
Map to My Heart
"Map to My Heart"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas, flat
Details to Come
Inspired by Ryan Schwartzman
Currently on display in Schwartzman home
NOT FOR SALETitus Andronicus: Tamara's Revenge
"Titus Andronicus: Tamara’s Revenge"
(not fully pictured here)
The Yella Collection
Acrylic and water on Canvas. Stapled to keep both pieces of Canvas together.
Unframed, rolled up. Frame optional for display.8’3”X9’ (Approx. 100X107 inches)
Inspired by William Shakespeare’s Titus Andronicus
Tamara, the Queen of The Goths, begged and pleaded for the Great Titus Andronicus to spare her firstborn son from the slaughter. After her greatest loss, she vowed to destroy his family in the same way. This is a family tree used as a backdrop for a One-Time Shakespearean Performance of Titus Andronicus through the eyes of Tamara. This vicious story of vengence was performed as the final thesis project in Acting at the California State University of Fullerton.
Contact Jennica@JennicaSchwartzman.com for Pricing
Dreams
"Dreams"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
Inspired by Corinne Nickel
This is a revision of a revision of an original painting displayed as a prop for a performance at a school in the Riverside area by Corinne Nickel in 2000.
Currently on display in a private residence in Washington
What's brewing?
"What’s Brewing?"
The Nessa Collection
Acylic on Canvas
Details to come
Inspired by Justin Deater
Done under the influence in an attempt to create a landscape that would appeal to a man I once adored, but never had the nerve to give it to him.
Currently on display in a home in Fullerton
NOT FOR SALE
Yahtzee Anyone?
"Yahtzee Anyone?"
The Nessa Collection
Acrylic on Canvas, Clock attached
Details to come
Inspired by Justin Deater
Having played Yahtzee many times in conjunction with card games under the influence in college at a friend’s home, I still often associate cards and yahtzee as a set of games only played together late at night. There is an installed clock in the “ace” that doesn’t work.
Currently in storage, available
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Audrey's
"Audrey’s"
The Nessa Collection
Acrylic on Canvas, Unframed picture with black border
Details to come
Inspired by Tiffany Quarles
24X30 inches, ¾ inch thick, studio sized. Signed by artist on back.
Honestly: Reminiscent of a time when I helped carry a new 21 year old from a bar. This is what her view must have been. ‘Audrey’s’ is supposed to be hung upside-down in order to represent one memory held on throughout the night. Have you ever had so much to drink that your night is remembered in chapters of pictures? –this is the picture she remembers as the beginning of her chapter: “How I got home that night.”
Currently on display in the Schwartzman Home
NOT FOR SALE, on hold for private buyer
Martini Lounge
"Martini Lounge"
The Nessa collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to Come
Better picture to come
Inspired by Jason Nickel
Currently on display in Schwartzman home
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Christmas
"Christmas"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on Canvas, Unframed (pictured framed w/o glass) to be framed before hung
Details to come
20X28 inches, flat canvas to be rolled up. Signed by artist on front.
The recurring symbol ‘Om’ represents both the unmanifest (nirguna) and manifest (saguna) aspects of God. That is why it is called pranava, to mean that it pervades life and runs through our prana or breath.
It is interesting to note that a newly born child is ushered into the world with this holy sign. After birth, the child is ritually cleansed and the sacred syllable Om is written on its tongue with honey. Thus right at the time of birth the syllable Om is initiated into the life of a Hindu and ever remains with him as the symbol of piety.
According to the Mandukya Upanishad, "Om is the one eternal syllable of which all that exists is but the development. The past, the present, and the future are all included in this one sound, and all that exists beyond the three forms of time is also implied in it". This is a portrait of a woman’s omnipresent Om force all around her (her always present past) as well as growing inside of her (her future).
Currently in storage, available
Her Clock
"Her Clock"
The Yennica Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
21X30 inches. Signed by artist on back
Inspired by the natural clock every woman has inside. The constant reminder of Mother Earth and Mother Culture that most women want to mother a child. This young Irish woman doesn’t stand a chance when trying to ignore it.
Currently in storage, available
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Midnight
"Midnight"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
Inspired by Daniel Canaday
21X31 inches.
Midnight atop a hill a man and woman were formed into a single tree. The man is the taller part on the left and the woman on the right. They sit waiting and watching over the village below for a couple to come up at midnight on a full moon in order to change places with them. Pictured here they have waited over 1000 years.
Currently in storage, available
Contact Jennica@JennicaSchwartzman.com for pricingBoyfriend
"BOYFRIEND"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
Inspired by a date on January 18th, 2008
On display in a private residence in Visalia
Burning for You
"Burning for You"
The Yella Collection
Acylic on Canvas
Details to come
Painted for Corinne Nickel
Currently on display in Schwartzman home
The Old World Speak
"The Old World Speak"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas, flat, Unframed, rolled up.
Details to come
Inspired by Svetlana Effremova
18X26 inches.
“Zee Old Verld Speek” is a communal dialect used by a small group of young artists. This is done in homage to a beloved instructor. ...Fire breathing dragon...
Currently in storage, available
Night Sky
"Night Sky"
The Yella Collection
Acrylic on Canvas
Details to come
24X36 inches, ¾ inch thick, studio sized.
Acrylic on Canvas. Signed by artist on back.
Unframed work.
The dark parts of the Moon's surface were called maria or seas, and the light parts were called terrae or continents. The terrae are represented in this painting by glass shards taken from a mirror in order to reflect the owner onto the Moon’s surface. The maria are the deep thoughts within a person that cannot be seen from the surface—therefore the mirrors have been removed. There are no stars in this sky, no shiny and distracting objects to take away focus on yourself, on your moon. The branches extended towards you representing the earth reaching up to you, longing for your reflection of light.
Currently on display in Schwartzman home
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