City to Feature Enumclaw Artist Jean Stanley's 'Inspiration Landscape'

Enumclaw artist Jean Stanley's work will be featured at the City Hall from July 5 to Aug. 6. (Make sure to check out Jeff Ross' photographs before July 2.)

Gallery 2013 is located in the Council Chambers at Enumclaw City Hall at 1339 Griffin Ave. 

Hours for the exhibition space are 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. 

The gallery is closed to the public on Tuesday of each week for municipal court proceedings. 

Here is the press release from the City:

Enumclaw artist, Jean Stanley draws her inspiration from the local landscape. She has been an active artist for many years, and her dedication to the arts is evidenced by her beautiful artworks. 

Jean Stanley has displayed her work at City Hall in the past, and it’s always enjoyable to see what new images she has created and what new direction she has taken. 

“I live within fifty miles of Mt. Rainier which affords me many beautiful scenes for landscape paintings," said Stanley. "The area is breathtaking and spiritually inspiring. I find people and animals stimulating and enjoy giving them life in paint. Painting all these subjects gives me great creative satisfaction. I hope it gives others joy and encouragement” 

Involved in her husband’s plastics business, as art director-consultant, which included such products as decorative and structural items for the Alaska Ferry system, and the Seattle World’s Fair, they created a 35’ Santa Clause for Seattle, Idaho, and Alaska, dinosaurs for the Pacific Science Center, 48’ sailboats, a 42’ fishing boat, and numerous other items for homes, offices, and businesses.