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Jeannine Young
(late 20th century)
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Lived/Active: Utah
Known for: sculptor, figure, wildlife
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This biography from the Archives of AskART:
| Jeannine Young began her interest in sculpture as a young child. The artist sculpts animals and the human figure using stone, wood, steel and clay.
Young's forms are a study of simplicity.
The artist's influences include the artists Henry Moore and Barbara Hepworth as well as the rugged beauty of the landscape around her home in Utah.
Credit Southwest Art, July 2002 |
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