"Most of my paintings are of subjects inspired by nature. They include flowers, leaves. Trees, landscapes, water, and rock formations. The designs., especially linear designs, which occur in nature, offer an endless variety of expression. The value and intensity of nature's colors create an enormous palette to choose from.
I am fascinated by the movement of water. The designs and patterns created by ripples, reflections, waves, and the effect of sunlight on water constantly inspire me. Growing up on Lake Michigan allowed me many happy hours of observing water which continues today from my home on Lake Monona.
The violin is decorated with lilies, chrysanthemums, dahlias, and tulips. The flowers were photographed at the Bellevue Botanical Garden, in Bellevue, Washington; Olbrich Gardens in Madison, Wisconsin; and my neighbors' gardens in Waunona Way."
Joan Zingale
Joan Zingale was born in Manitowoc, Wisconsin and educated at the University of Wisconsin, River Falls, B.S., 1956 and the University of Wisconsin, Madison, M.F.A., 1971. She is a member of Wisconsin Painters and Sculptors. From 1973 - 1995 she taught at Madison Area Technical College and lectured at The University of Wisconsin, Madison in 1979.
Joan Zingale has exhibited her paintings through out the state of Wisconsin and is represented in many private collections in the mid-west and west coast. Her paintings can be seen in the Elaine Erickson Gallery, Milwaukee, WI and the Richard and Giovanna Lazzaro Signature Gallery in Stoughton, WI.
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