Joan Armour

Joan Armour is known for her impressionist paintings, with a particular focus on the beauty of nature and the Canadian landscape. Her work captures the changing qualities of light, colour, atmosphere, and season.

Joan Armour primarily works in acrylic paint. Her paintings are created with an expressive approach that allows her to capture the energy and atmosphere of the landscape.

Plein air painting means creating artwork outdoors, directly in the natural environment. Joan Armour regularly paints en plein air, allowing her to observe and capture natural light, colour, and changing weather conditions as they happen.

Joan Armour has been painting for more than 25 years. Over that time, she has developed a distinctive impressionist style and a deep connection with painting directly from nature.

Joan Armour studied at the Dundas Valley School of Art, the Haliburton School of The Arts, and the North Hills Art Center in Pennsylvania.

Nature and the changing Canadian landscape are central sources of inspiration for Joan Armour. Her practice of painting outdoors throughout the seasons allows her to respond directly to the light, colour, and atmosphere of each setting.

Joan Armour's work is rooted in impressionism. Rather than simply reproducing a scene, her paintings capture the feeling, light, colour, and atmosphere of the landscape through an expressive painterly approach.

Joan Armour's original artwork at Creations Art Gallery is currently priced from approximately $500 to $6,000 CAD, depending on the individual work, size, and other characteristics.