Jane Goode (b. 1932)

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A late-afternoon view of Carmel Bay from Carmel Point, looking across the bay with Carmel River State Beach, Carmel Meadows and the foothills at the mouth of Carmel Valley in the distance. Two seagulls fly over the bay.
By-The-Bay, Carmel
20 x 24
Oil on Linen
$7,900

A loosely painted still life of red "Crackerjack" geraniums, painted "alla prima" in the 1950's.
Crackerjack
16 x 12
Oil on Linen
$3,750

A playful portrait of three stuffed animals - a bear, a bunny and a frog - sitting a a chair or bed. Painted in the 1960's to decorate the bedroom of the artist's daughter.
Fenwick and Friends
14 x 16
Oil on Board
$3,900

A playful rendition of the "Goldilocks and the Three Bears" fairytale. Painted by Jane Goode in the 1950's to demonstrate her skills in an effort to get a job as a children's book illustrator.
Goldilocks and the Three Bears
10 x 8
Illustration
$1,500

A playful rendition of the "Old Mother Hubbard" nursery rhyme. Painted by Jane Goode in the 1950's to demonstrate her skills in an effort to get a job as a children's book illustrator.
Old Mother Hubbard
9 x 7.5
Illustration
$1,500

An early plein air landscape from the 1950's, painted near the artist's childhood home in Michigan. A view of a road and barn, with green fields and the cloudy sky of an approaching storm.
Summer Showers
12 x 16
Oil on Board
$3,750

A playful rendition of "The Little Engine That Could" fairytale. Painted by Jane Goode in the 1950's to demonstrate her skills in an effort to get a job as a children's book illustrator.
The Little Engine That Could
16 x 9
Illustration
$1,800