“Amour” is an oil on linen' painting by Jacqueline Tiepermann that talks about love and passion. The piece is part of a private collection that is available for viewing at the salon. The painting took Jacquleine over a year to complete using the same technique to produce as the paintings in her successful 2015 “Nushi” body of work. However, the medium did not like the red pigments and Jacqueline had to wait months for each layer to dry, to achieve the depth of emotion sought. Jacqueline believes the painting gives credence to Edward Hopper who wrote the truism “If I could say it in words there would be no reason to paint.”
"Amour" 145 x 165 cm Oil on Linen (Box Framed) - 2016.
Jacqueline Tiepermann has been painting, when time permitted, most of her life. She primarily worked on commissions for foyers of public buildings, hotels and apartments for a Sydney developer. Then in 2010 she held her first solo exhibition called "Viaggio" held at Brightspace in Melbourne. Other solo shows followed in Queensland in 2012, Becker Minty in Sydney 2014 and Yellow House Gallery Sydney 2015.
Jacqueline once said 'If you are going to accomplish your mission in this world, you must know it's not about where you are going, but about the changes you go through in order to get there.' From harbour side day dreaming as a Sydney school girl, to screen-printing at the age of fourteen for the renowned designer Florence Broadhurst, to becoming an established artist whose pieces are collected across the globe. Now add to this her success in the world of fashion and commerce. It is her enormous capability to focus that allows her to exist in two worlds that are so diametrically opposed.
Jacqueline Tiepermann