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Jennifer Ann Zucco
Connecticut Impressionist Painter
An Impressionist painter of intimate marine landscapes, timeless still lifes and gardens, and genteel figurative paintings. Jennifer Ann Zucco is a life long resident of the Connecticut coast. Her marine paintings are created from an innate sensitivity to the characteristics of the New England coastline; its harbors, boats, and hidden coves; its unique beaches and islands and the special breed of people who live and work on the Atlantic seacoast. As a long time professional garden designer her enchanted still lifes and garden paintings are a reflection of her deep knowledge and passionate interest in the subtleties of flowers and fruits of our gardens.
Carl David, of David David Gallery, Philadelphia, writes of her as a painter whose works transcend time and takes us back to the turn of the 20th century when there was a mood of gentle and carefree spirit. With the subtle inspiration of Sergeant, Chase, Cassatt and Beaux, her paintings expertly reflect the quietude and elegance of the era. Her landscapes, seascapes, architectural renditions, still life works and figurative paintings as well, are equally wonderful portraits of her vision.
Jennifer Ann Zucco ( b.1950- )
Professional and Educational Affliations
- American Society of Marine Artists
- Portrait Society of America
- Lyme Art Association
- Bachelor of Fine Arts, 1976
- Syracuse University - School of Fine Arts, Syracuse, New York
- Silvermine College of Art, New Canaan, Connecticut
- Moore College of Art, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
- Manhattanville College, Purchase, New York
- The New School, New York, New York
- New York University, Professional Studies Program, New York, New York
- Private study with Joan Heston, Daniel Greene, George Passantino and Kirill Doron
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