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Today we have , Samere Tansley was trained at art college’s in the UK and came to Jamaica in 1970. From the outset, Samere was seduced by Jamaica: its people, landscapes and culture. Living in rural Stony Hill she was surrounded by lush vegetation, flora and fauna and fruits, that she began to detail in her painstakingly realist style. Through her skill as a painter she is able to tell stories about black culture, womanhood, and our spiritual beliefs in images that are tangible and readily understood by Jamaican viewers. She says: “My aim is to fill my paintings with the emotion and excitement that I feel toward the world around me and to share this visual experience with the viewer”. Love her work especially the flesh tone on her black woman they look like velvet.

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