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People: Jane S. Pinheiro
Jane S. Pinheiro
1907 - 1978
Jane S. Pinheiro is related to 168 records
Jane Seymour Pinheiro (1907-1978) self-taught artist and botanist. Jane S. Pinheiro moved to Antelope Valley, CA, in 1940, where she became and authority on local desert plants. Her watercolor paintings are so botanically correct that they are used for plant identification. While primarily known for her water color paintings, Jane S. Pinheiro also worked in oil and created block prints. Over 100 Pinheiro paintings reside in the collection of the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wildflowers and Native Plants. Jane S. Pinheiro was instrumental in establishing at least eight wildflower and wildlife santuaries in Antelope Valley, including Saddleback Butte State Park and Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve State Natural Reserve. The Jane S. Pinheiro interpretive center at the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve is named in her honor.
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1907 - 1978
Jane S. Pinheiro is related to 168 records
Jane Seymour Pinheiro (1907-1978) self-taught artist and botanist. Jane S. Pinheiro moved to Antelope Valley, CA, in 1940, where she became and authority on local desert plants. Her watercolor paintings are so botanically correct that they are used for plant identification. While primarily known for her water color paintings, Jane S. Pinheiro also worked in oil and created block prints. Over 100 Pinheiro paintings reside in the collection of the Theodore Payne Foundation for Wildflowers and Native Plants. Jane S. Pinheiro was instrumental in establishing at least eight wildflower and wildlife santuaries in Antelope Valley, including Saddleback Butte State Park and Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve State Natural Reserve. The Jane S. Pinheiro interpretive center at the Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve is named in her honor.
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Jane S. Pinheiro