Jan Allmon

I have been painting professionally for practically my entire adult life. To create my paintings I use oil, acrylic or watercolor. I invite you to browse my currently available paintings shared below. To stay up to date on my most recent paintings and exhibits, follow me on Facebook by clicking the icon at the bottom of this page. Please email me for purchase inquires. I accept PayPal and Zelle.

Available Original Paintings

Lotus Pond

Oil on canvas, 24″x36″

$900

Gallery wrapped canvas with a depth of 1 1/2″ with painted sides. No framing necessary.

White Peonies

Oil on canvas, 24″x30″

$800

Gallery wrapped canvas with depth of 1 1/2″ with painted sides. No framing necessary.

Sunlit Iris

Oil on canvas, 40″x30″

$1200

Gallery wrapped canvas with depth of 1 1/2 Inches with painted sides. No framing necessary. I painted this scene in palette knife to give the painting a thick, textural quality.

Cluster of Cherry Blossoms

Oil, 12″x12″

$600 framed

Cherry blossoms are a sign of renewal each spring. I love the delicate pink colors. I painted the background with subtle color variations to lend a textured, old world look to the composition.

Morning on the Chickahominy

Oil on canvas, 18″x24″

$800 framed

I took a photo of this scene while kayaking on the Chickahominy River. The reflections in the quiet water and feeling of calmness in the early light were the reason I chose to paint it, back home in my studio.

Sunflower Day

Oil on canvas, 18″x24″

$700

Gallery wrapped canvas with depth of 1″ with painted sides. No framing necessary.

Rose of Sharon

Oil on canvas, 12″x9″

$550 framed

Rose of Sharon are one of my favorite shrub flowers. These were glowing in the morning sun outside my window. I painted them plein air.

Gift of Iris

Oil on canvas, 30×24

$800

Gallery-wrapped canvas with depth of 1 1/2″ with painted sides. No framing necessary. I textured the background with subtle color variations to enhance the contemporary design.

Autumn Woods

Oil on canvas, 36×30

$1400 framed

This was a scene from Vermont during peak foliage season. The tall white birch tree stood out in contrast to the colorful maples.

Wild Apple Tree

Acrylic on canvas, 16×12

$700 framed

I painted this as a study for a much larger oil, but I like the spontaneity and impressionistic brush work in this painting.