Jennifer Gorman-Strawbridge is a landscape painter whose work celebrates the quiet beauty of the American countryside. Raised in rural Chester County and now based in New Hope, Pennsylvania, she draws inspiration from the rolling hills, open fields, and seasonal rhythms of Southeastern Pennsylvania.
Working with oils, Jennifer creates expressive impressionistic landscapes that capture the shifting effects of light, atmosphere, and season. She paints both en plein air and in her studio, using thick paint, confident brushwork, and strong compositional design to convey the mood and emotional resonance of a place.
Subtle architectural elements and occasional figures highlight the enduring connection between people and place, inviting viewers to slow down and reconnect with the natural world. After a career in marketing, communications, and event planning, Jennifer now devotes herself fully to her painting practice and shows her work regularly in regional exhibitions and galleries.
Jennifer earned a BA in Fine Arts and Philosophy from Hamilton College and has continued her artistic development through workshops and study with accomplished artists. After a career in marketing, communications, and event planning, Jennifer now devotes herself fully to her painting practice and shows her work regularly in regional exhibitions and galleries.
You can keep updated with her work and exhibition schedule by visiting her website or following her social media.
