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Gertrude Palmer

Art and Life of a Southern Painter.

Portrait of a Bride

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- March 21, 2012

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Artists worldwide comment on Gertrude Palmer's paintings

- June 12, 2011

Bill Cannon , Philadelphia : Beautiful! Christine Huwer, Pfalz , Rheinland-Pfalz - Germany: Yes, wonderful work. Judith Desrosiers , Liverpool - United Kingdom: Excellent,I think you did this so well,love the colours Judith Desrosiers , Liverpool - United Kingdom : Lots of energy and you can feel the movement,like this! Alfonso Garcia . Madrid , Spain: Composition , Colors , all is Beauty. Great work ! Sorin Apostolescu , Azuga , PH - Romania: A beautiful painting ! June 6th, 2011 Xueling Zou , Silicon Valley , CA, USA: So beautiful and inspiring! Love the mood you created and your work! June 9, 2011 Ken Day What a beautiful piece artwork Gertrude. Xueling Zou Stunning work, Gertrude! Love your wonderful expression on the canvas. Bravo!!! Allen n Lehman , Langhorne , PA - United States: This is special.............wonderful watercolor work..............wow.!!!...............Allen Xueling Zou : gorgeous watercolor landscape, very well done, Gertrude!!! June 7, 2011 Mig...

Jazz Paintings

- January 01, 2012

I haunt jazz and blues clubs with a small watercolor pallet and a few brushes. I never miss the Savannah Jazz Fest. The following paintings captured musicians as they play up and down the East Coast.

Savannah Collector Acquires Two Palmer Paintings.

- June 08, 2012

These Boots are Made for Walking This is a rare fantasy piece by artist Gertrude Palmer that was created at the request of Studio 621 in Tallahassee, FL. The season was Halloween and it was to be scary in theme. Being a woman and past clothing designer, I thought I would address a scary moment in fashion history . Think Nancy Sinatra and white stretch vinyl boots, the essential accessory of the Chicago mini-skirt. This sexy bolero clad muse is being drawn along on the tail feathers of a "be-socked" swan, accompanied by an army of marching white boots.