Artist Jan Rimerman drew inspiration from Schreiner’s garden for her Botanical Collection.
The painting style is reminiscent of the art nouveau around the 1920s.
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Since 1925, Schreiner’s Garden in the Willamette Valley of Oregon has bred and grown award-winning Iris. Our multiple-generation family-owned business prides itself on growing…
Jan Rimerman’s botanical watercolor series is to celebrate gardens and the joy that nature reveals to us.
Each piece begins with a powdered charcoal underpainting with an ink drawing. Transparent fluid acrylics are painted on top in many layers to create luminescence and dimension.
This selection of paintings are “Clever” due to the painting technique and unexpected textures found in the petals and background.” Jan Rimerman

Rimerman-Botanical Collection: Clever
The details in the patterned stripes in the poppy petals, the treatment of the negative space in the alliums’ firecracker energy and the gem like centers of the poppies are the “clever” part coming directly from the artist. There is careful consideration in designing the compositions to give a focal
point for the viewer. The movement and rhythm within each piece encourages a circular manner allowing the adventure to hold surprises and quiet nuances.
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway St.
CLEVER, an exhibition featuring unique pottery by Seaside artist Dawn DeRosa.
Highlighting Oregon Myrtlewood sculptures by Mike Brown, art by Jan Rimerman, handmade books by Christine Trexel, new work by Vanessa K. Stokes, and featuring a classic Atoll mirror by Currey and Company.
Find harmony in exquisite materials, combined with the spirit of many artists who know how to apply the mark of being in the Northwest.
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These are great, I love the use of watercolor. They are so unique. They maintain the watercolor style, while also being very formed and clear.