Drawings
Original Drawings by Jacobson
Charcoal and Pastel Drawings
The fine art drawings pictured here are a sampling of drawings by Jacobson and are all in private and corporate collections. All of the pictured pieces of fine art by artist Jackie Jacobson were drawings done in the studio from live models. The women with hats group are from the popular series “Windows” and are the images that are reproduced in limited edition giclee prints.
The balance of the fine art drawings are examples of work done rapidly from live model drawing sessions, and are available in limited edition giclee prints on paper or canvas.
Purchase Giclee Prints
All drawings and painting pictured on this catalog page are available as giclee prints. For purchase information on prints of prints in this catalog call the studio at 760.831.1190. 9:49 PMGallery at the Fair
Are you planning a visit to the Palm Springs area? Meet me at the College of the Desert Street Fair. I’m in booth #75, every Saturday and Sunday, October – May. Or call ahead for an appointment to have a personal tour of my studio and gallery in Palm Springs. 760.831.1190. I love spending time with people who are interested in art, painting and meeting the artist. Recent visitors from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Francisco, Portland, Seattle, Chicago, New York, Boston, and Vancouver BC have all enjoyed their art studio visits. If your vacation brings you to Palm Desert Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, La Quinta, Indio, Desert Hot Springs, Banning, Yucca Valley, East Hemet, Coachella, San Jacinto, Hemet, Beaumont, Yucaipa, Twentynine Palms, or any other close by city, then definitely drop by when you are in the area.

















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Aunt Jackie,
These are BEAUTIFUL!!!! You are such an inspiration to me. I can’t wait to come to CA some day and see you work in person!!!!
Hugs:)
Vicki
These are my absolute favorites. The same hand that does all the tech stuff so well also does
exquisite drawings. Keep going, do more, I appreciate watching.
Hugs,
Evelyn