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Edie Sedgwick | Jeremy Penn Paints the Goddess

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Jeremy Penn

The word Muse or Muses originates from Greek Mythology. The Muses were goddesses of knowledge that inspire the creation of the arts. There are many famous muses throughout art history. Picasso had Dora Maar, Roger Vadim (and Jeremy Penn) had … Continue reading →

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Brigitte Bardot Painting;

Jeremy Penn Unveils Two New Paintings of Brigitte Bardot

Posted on February 16, 2012 by Jeremy Penn

Jeremy Penn, an artist known for breathing life back into certain time periods through his artwork, has continuously found inspiration in popular French culture of the 1960’s. His first painted Brigitte Bardot back in 2010. The painting titled “Animal Instinct,” … Continue reading →

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Koo de Monde: Artist Jeremy Penn Paints the Soul Through the Eyes

Posted on February 11, 2012 by Jeremy Penn

Koo De Monde, a company comprised of international curators with the goal of finding treasures from around the world, wrote a great piece about NYC artist Jeremy Penn. The article, titled “Eyes are the Window of the Soul,” takes readers … Continue reading →

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Jeremy Penn Paints Emmanuelle Béart

Posted on January 17, 2012 by Jeremy Penn

It is no secret that NYC Artist Jeremy Penn finds inspiration in beauty and iconography. Penn has been painting French icons for the past 6 months for a series that he plans to exhibit somewhere in Paris this summer/fall. Penn’s … Continue reading →

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NYC Artist Links the Deaths of Natalie Wood, Steve Jobs, JFK, Lincoln, Lennon, Elvis, Princess Diana and More

Posted on December 8, 2011 by Jeremy Penn

1 year into working on his William Murphy art series, fine artist Jeremy Penn noticed something very strange about Murphy’s eyes. Murphy had a condition that the Japanese called Sanpaku eyes. Sanpaku means the three whites in Japanese (san=3 paku=white) … Continue reading →

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