All
materials © Jan L. Richardson
For permission to use artwork
or writing by Jan, please visit
Copyright
Permissions.
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Elegant and
engaging, the artwork of Jan Richardson invites viewers deeper into the
mysteries of the journey. We invite you to visit
Jan's online Gallery
where her exhibit includes luminous mixed media pieces such as The Hours of Mary Magdalene
as well as her evocative charcoal drawings.
Beyond
the Gallery, Jan offers her artwork in a variety of formats for your
own reflection, for gifts, and for congregational and community
settings. Thanks for being mindful that, as with all artwork, these
images are under copyright, and guidelines for their use do apply.
ART PRINTS
You
can purchase beautiful reproductions of Jan's artwork at Art Prints.
The prints in Jan's series are available not only singly but also as
sets--especially great for congregational use.
BOOKS
Jan's
books are distinctive in including her original artwork. Her images are more
than illustrations; intertwined with the text, they are an integral
part of the book. Visit the Books
page as well as Wanton
Gospeller Press, Jan's small press.
GREETING
CARDS
Jan's
artwork makes for great greeting cards. Some people even actually send
them instead of only holding onto the cards for themselves; we
encourage both! Check out
the beautiful collection at Greeting
Cards.
REPRODUCTION
OF IMAGES
We are pleased to make Jan's artwork easily available for use in worship, education, and other settings. We invite you to visit Jan Richardson Images, where you can download high-resolution files of her artwork for printed or projected use in
congregations, conferences, and other venues.
You can purchase individual images or, with an annual subscription, you
can have access to all the images on the site (within the Guidelines for Use).
Jan's
artwork has also appeared widely in formats that include books,
magazines
and journals, websites, curriculum resources, posters, and
newsletters. For these and other uses that lie beyond the standard Guidelines for Use, drop
her a line with information about how you'd like to use her
work, and she
would be delighted to talk with you.
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