Among these murals are the 12'x16' mosaic "St. Breaking Waves Ocean Art, Contemporary Realist Seascape Painting Beach House Art, 2022 H 38.98 in. Joyce has been commissioned to paint numerous oil paintings for private collections around the world as well as to create mosaics that grace the walls of many public structures. Following her formal education at Whittier College and University of California at Los Angeles, she spent many years as a commercial artist and a ceramic decorator before becoming deeply involved in oil painting and mosaic murals. Paintings of waves bring the ocean inland, stirring the soil with the constant movement. Always in motion, ever shifting and changing, each wave is unique, in each moment transforming into one altogether new. If you love the ocean, then let these images of waves carry you off to your favorite shores. In 1970 she moved to the island of Maui where she lived and painted for 25 years 10 of those years in the beautiful countryside of Hana, Maui known as "the last Hawaiian place." She now makes her home in Sunriver, Oregon. Choose your favorite waves paintings from 75,288 available designs.
Joyce was raised in the famous Art Colony of Laguna Beach, California. Exh: Festival of Arts (Laguna Beach), 1961. She then continued painting and lived in Sunriver, Oregon until her demise in 2010.Member: Oil Painters of America American Society of Marine Artists. From 1970-95 she lived and worked on the island of Maui. In 1939 she married Marshall Clark and continued living in Laguna. After her education at UCLA, she was a commercial artist for several years before turning to oil painting and mosaic murals. Joyce Brown grew up in Laguna Beach and studied painting there with Bennett Bradbury. Joyce Brown Clark (AOP, ISMP) (1916 - 2010) Joyce Brown Clark was born in Los Angeles, CA on April 29, 1916. $15.00 Priority s/h in the United States, paypal payments only. IT IS IN GREAT CONDITION WITH NO DAMAGES. FRAMED, THE IMAGE AREA MEASURES, 8" X 10".
JOYCE CLARK ORIGINAL OIL ON CANVAS, HAWAII SEASCAPE SCENE TITLED, "MARINE JEWELS".
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