Janine Thomas

"Realistic agrarian images on muted background tones create visual works that isolate the beauty and unique qualities of chickens, cows, sheep, horses, and people. The isolated images allow each work to be a portrait captured in time. Her chickens have become her trademark."

The bucolic town of Hartford, New York, is home to artist Janine Thomas. Having honed her skills as the art teacher at Hartford Central School for many years, she established Crowfield Studio in 2002.

Images of horses and riders emerge out of muted backgrounds, combining the dream of racing with the power needed to win. Having owned four Morgan horses, the breed features predominantly in portraits of show horses and riders.

Her work is currently shown and sold at Front Street Home, Ballston Spa, New York, and Crowfield Studio, Hartford, New York.

Janine Thomas is a member of the Guild of Adirondack Artists. She has had numerous one-woman shows and is included in private collections. The artist is also a docent at the Hyde Museum, BOCES board member, and vice president of the Hartford Central School Board of Education.

Commission work is always available through contact via email.