
Jacaranda Tree by Diane Lynne Chanako (1994)
This item is an original gouache painting titled 'Jacaranda Tree,' created by artist Diane Lynne Chanako in 1994. The artwork is executed on high-quality 100% cotton rag 140 lb. Arches paper, measuring 30 inches in width by 52 inches in height. The composition features a vibrant, impressionistic interpretation of a Jacaranda tree, dominated by a rich palette of deep blues and purples. The physical characteristics suggest a heavy application of pigment characteristic of gouache, creating a dense, velvety texture that captures the lushness of the blooming tree. The piece is presented alongside a typed artist statement that provides personal context regarding the inspiration and dedication involved in the work's creation. Notable markings include the Arches watermark visible on the lower section of the rag paper, confirming the premium substrate. The condition appears well-preserved within a professional portfolio or display folder, showing no immediate signs of foxing, sunlight fading, or mechanical damage. The craftsmanship is evident in the intricate layering of color to represent the cascading purple blossoms. This work represents a significant 1990s contemporary landscape study, showcasing both technical skill in a demanding medium and a poetic, expressive style.
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$4,500 - $6,500
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Fine Art - Contemporary Painting
Appraised On
March 8, 2026
Estimated Value
$4,500 - $6,500
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Chanako Jacaranda Tree. Gouache on Hundred percent cotton rag paper 30 wide by 52. Height 1994
Item Description
This item is an original gouache painting titled 'Jacaranda Tree,' created by artist Diane Lynne Chanako in 1994. The artwork is executed on high-quality 100% cotton rag 140 lb. Arches paper, measuring 30 inches in width by 52 inches in height. The composition features a vibrant, impressionistic interpretation of a Jacaranda tree, dominated by a rich palette of deep blues and purples. The physical characteristics suggest a heavy application of pigment characteristic of gouache, creating a dense, velvety texture that captures the lushness of the blooming tree. The piece is presented alongside a typed artist statement that provides personal context regarding the inspiration and dedication involved in the work's creation. Notable markings include the Arches watermark visible on the lower section of the rag paper, confirming the premium substrate. The condition appears well-preserved within a professional portfolio or display folder, showing no immediate signs of foxing, sunlight fading, or mechanical damage. The craftsmanship is evident in the intricate layering of color to represent the cascading purple blossoms. This work represents a significant 1990s contemporary landscape study, showcasing both technical skill in a demanding medium and a poetic, expressive style.
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