Via Francigena Watercolours

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Jannina Veit Teuten, born in London in 1939, gained the National Diploma in Design at Twickenham Art College (1960). She then moved to Florence, Italy (1970), and studied painting and sculpture at the Accademia delle Belle Arte in Florence (1971 to 1980).  She is primarily a painter of portraits in oils, but her first water colour exhibition, on request, was of Settignano (1980).  Many more followed in England, France and Italy.  One of major importance was to commemorate the 80th Anniversary of the battle of the Somme in Picardy and 30 views of recent urban restoration in Amiens.  Work for the Via Francigena project began in 1993 - 23 exhibitions of paintings staged from Canterbury to Rome.  From 2002, Jannina has exhibited paintings of interiors and portraits, in oils, in Tuscany, and has had repeat showings of the Via Francigena Project in Italy.  In 2006, she was Commended at Ministerial level for her work to promote the project.  Work in progress: water colours and drawings of the via Francigena south of Rome for a permanent exhibition due to be launched in 2010.

To contact Jannina about her work: Tel: +39 349 17 06 874     veitteuten@hotmail.it