Judy Mandolf

It was her interest in the works of the late 19th and early 20th century artists like Whistler, Magritte, and Dali that have greatly inspired California photographer Judy Mandolf. It is through her hand-colored black and white photographs, that she was selected International Photographer Magazine's photographer of the Year in 1988. And in 1994 her figurative studies were part of a cultural exchange with Hungary. Beginning in 1996, Judy shifted her work to computer generated art. Through the use of photographs, Mandolf creates images from her favorite subjects; architectural details, figurative studies, landscape and still lives. From these photographs she scans her images into a computer and through a digital medium, produces wholly original pieces of art. Using specifically designed software, the artist adds texture, subtle plays of light and changes of color and value. When the viewer sees Judy's work, it gives them a sense of serenity.

Judy Mandolf Images:
An Apple
Anemone
A Sense of Open-Ended Time
Bronze With Pear
Bronze With Plums
Gala Apples
Gold Pot
Grapes & Plate
London Hat
New York Hat
Peaches and Pot
Pears and Pods
Plum
Pods and Eggs
Purple Ranunculous
Red Berries
Sideboard
Solitude of Splendor
Square Pot
Star of Bethlehem
Twigs and Eggs
Twigs and Figs
Twigs and Pears
Urn With Mangoes
Weeds and Eggs