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Biography
Joan Criscione started painting in the early 1960's. Her paintings were primarily in oils, focusing on portraits and still life. Influenced by Modigliani and the impressionists, her versatility spans from realistic to abstract.
Joan studied with Rudolf Baranik, a well-known American artist whose work has been shown by the Museum of Modern Art, she has also exhibited in many New York shows, including the 1963 Westchester-New Rochelle Show, where she won 2nd place for her still life work.
After retiring from her fashion business she resumed her passion for painting. She recently became a member of The Women In Visual Arts Inc. Joan Criscione's work continues to evolve as her creativity is endless.
Artist Statement
"I don't know where to start-----I have been painting off and on since the '50'S..I feel I have so much to "GIVE" to the world - by painting what is in my heart; I do believe God is with me all the way - my talent .. I believe is God given...
I play Roberto Carlos CD all the time while I paint ---- when he stops singing, I am usually finished for that day. I live in Florida full-time. Yes, it is paradise. I hope you all love my paintings; I do too!!!!!"
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