Joni Falk Winter Shelter tee pee tipi Native American Indian encampment camp snow stream trees western oil painting

Joni Falk Biography:

A still life, portrait, and western landscape painter, Joni Falk is a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, and is known for her crisp, realistic, and lushly colored artwork.

She was born in Chicago, Illinois, and her mother died when Joni was 2 1/2 years old, at which time her father’s sister began caring for her, a brother and two sisters, one younger and one older.  Her father and her Aunt Angie encouraged her artistic interest at an early age.

She majored in English and business at Marquette College in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, and then worked for Continental Casualty in Chicago.  There she met her husband, Bob, an insurance salesman.  They moved to Helena, Montana, because of his accepting a job, and she worked for the telephone company.  A move to Seattle saw her employed with an ad agency, and the couple also had a child.

Bob’s mother called them to Arizona to go into a bowling alley-cocktail lounge venture, which lasted only a short time.  Eventually Joni began teaching crafts, and she and Bob opened an art supply store where she also taught art for thirteen years. She had a bout with ovarian cancer, and then she and her husband established a graphics, laser printing business in Scottsdale.  She continues to teach and most of her workshops are offered at the Scottsdale Artists School.

Many of her still lifes are of Indian pottery, an interest aroused some years ago by an article in “Arizona Highways.”  She travels frequently to Indian pueblos and reservations where she also gets subject matter for her landscapes.

 

Paintings:

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Joni Falk Native American Colors Indian pottery kachina sunflowers daisy still life oil painting western

“Native American Colors”
Joni Falk
Oil   30″ x 30″
$9,500

See additional information about “Native American Colors”.

 

Joni Falk Winter Shelter tee pee tipi Native American Indian encampment camp snow stream trees western oil painting sold

“Winter Shelter”
Joni Falk
Oil   24″ x 30″
SOLD

 

Joni Falk Amber Skies Over Taos Native American Indian encampment pueblo architecture adobe western oil painting sold

“Amber Skies Over Taos”
Joni Falk
Oil   12″ x 16″
SOLD

 

Joni Falk Beaded Moccasins Native American Indian stillife oil painting western sold

“Beaded Moccasins”
Joni Falk
Oil   5″ x 7″
SOLD

 

Joni Falk Designs In Miniature stillife oil painting Native American Indian pottery sold

“Designs In Miniature”
Joni Falk
Oil   6″ x 8″
SOLD

 

Joni Falk Sunlit Mission At Taos Taos Pueblo architecture New Mexico snow western oil painting sold

“Sunlit Pueblo At Taos”
Joni Falk
Oil   13″ x 22″
SOLD

 

Joni Falk Taos Pueblo pueblo fire Native American Indian architecture Santa Fe New Mexico landscape oil painting sold

“Taos Pueblo”
Joni Falk
Oil   8″ x 15″    
SOLD

 

Joni Falk - "Silent Relics" still life Native American pottery basket flowers corn drum sold

 “Silent Relics”
Joni Falk
Oil   8″ x 10″    
SOLD

 

Joni Falk - "A Touch Of Sunlight" still life oil painting Native American pottery

 “A Touch Of Sunlight”
Joni Falk
Oil   5″ x 8″    
SOLD

 

Joni Falk - "Rose Petals And Pottery" still life flowers Native American pottery sold

“Rose Petals & Pottery”
Joni Falk
Oil   9″ x 12″    
SOLD

 

Joni Falk - "Taos Pueblo - Winter" architecture New Mexico snow sold

“Taos Pueblo – Winter”
Joni Falk
Oil   8″ x 10″    
SOLD

 

 

Do you have a Joni Falk painting you would like to sell? We have clients interested in adding her artwork to their collections. Call us 602-730-2451 or email us sales@artzline.com.

 

 

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