Welcome to Anne Jenkins Art Gallery

                                   " Today's art in a historic treasure"                                                                 the inside my gallery

ALL THE BEST FOR 2012

            This is my gallery, in a marvellous old building, which is very welcoming and has happy spirits!  Visit me at 127 NW Front Street, Milford, DE 19963 and my phone # is (302) 393-6629.   My hours are usually Thursday-Saturday from 10-4, but if you want to visit any other day, just call ahead! I'm often in the studio in back.  I look forward to seeing you soon.

        For what's on at the gallery - click on "events @ gallery" on the menu bar...

           I believe you don't know what you can do until you try - and then keep trying something else. So it's not surprising I'm a self taught artist... and I continue to learn and grow. It's a fascinating experience.  I'm a full-time artist - I have been for over 9 years now. It's an interesting way to make a living - you never know what's going to happen next. My acrylics are vibrant and with thick texture. I do house portraits in watercolor and they're soft and voluptuous - when you see them together, it looks like two different artists. Go figure!

            I was born and raised in Africa, then lived around Europe for many years (Germany, Greece, Turkey, England, Spain and France) including 5 years on a sailboat before I moved to the U.S. ....  interesting times exploring Central America and Canada before working as a reporter, drove 18-wheelers for a couple of wild years, toured Asia on a shoe string for 3 months and then I became a full time artist and lived in New Orleans until Hurricane Katrina. It was the city of my soul.

             My life just proves you never know what will happen next. What a grand adventure!          Tour the gallery with this video... http://animoto.com/play/xVHX1lnP1bwXNFi64v1YfQ          

           this is me .... and below :

the gallery is in the bottom right hand side of this historic 1814 building, The Governor Tharp Building