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Jane Kearns Rug hooking is a centuries old art form that became extremely popular in the mid-nineteenth century New England states. The art form has maintained its presence as a means of expression and today, hooked rugs are on display in galleries and museums worldwide. Jane Kearns is an artist from Florida who began her rug-hooking career in 1967. She is known for her mastery of several techniques, including hand dying recycled wool to add texture and dimension to her creations. Her work has been featured on the cover of Atha Magazine, a leading periodical for artists of this medium. |
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New Brunswick Basket hand-dyed wool size: 32"x20" $ 450 (SOLD) view larger image in new window ask me about "New Brunswick Basket" |
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Westpoint Flowers size: 18 x 33 $ 300 (SOLD) view larger image in new window ask me about "Westpoint Flowers" |
