Knowing Women

During pandemic lockdowns Nancy shared captioned images with friends by email in a series called COVID People. Knowing Women is a spinoff. The paintings are acrylic and charcoal on paper 22×22 or 22×30.

Melinda SOLD — Melinda felt certain that she’d be able to drop the the COVID 19 as easily as she had the Freshman 15.

Mary, acrylic on paper, 30"x22" — Mary was only somewhat surprised.

Ginger, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" sold — Ginger enjoyed looking just a bit cheap.

Tina, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" Sold — Tina was unflappable.

Jennifer, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" — Jennifer had a secret.

Jacqueline, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" SOLD — Jacqueline always got what she wanted.

Marnie, acrylic on paper, 22"x22", Sold — Marnie had spunk.

Jane, acrylic on paper, 30"x22" — Jane could hear the plants talking.

Marsha, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" — Marsha was still a ’70s girl.

Beverly, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" — Unlike other males in Beverly’s life, Kevin was never a disappointment

Maeve, acrylic and charcoal on paper, 30"x23" — Maeve’s glamorous makeover was starting to come apart at the seams.

Eleanor, 22"x22", acrylic and charcoal — Despite signs she was overdoing it, Eleanor felt uplifted by her daily headstand.

Vivien, acrylic on paper, 22"x22" — Vivien was thinking of something quite different when she asked for feathering.

The Empress SOLD — The Empress admitted she had been a bit naughty around the whole new clothes thing.

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