Janette Dye
Born in England, in 1962, Janette Dye grew up in a quaint village on the outskirts of the industrial NW city of Manchester, amongst thriving contrasts of the working class and the privileged. These constant changes in movement, growth, and vitality were strong influences on the artist from an early age. It was at this time that Janette started regular instructions from the world-renowned English painter, Harold Riley. Thus began the start of a lifelong dream.
Later on, Dye was inspired by the works of Riley's mentor, L.S. Lowry, who was known for his paintings of Northern factories and laborers, reflecting the artist's family history. Dye's fascination with the power of a single painted line led her to explore abstract art, which has become a defining aspect of her work. Her artwork has been exhibited throughout the United States.
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