Maz Jackson has spent her life with her family, drawing and painting in East Anglia. The regions landscape and its people enrich her imagery which can be interpreted in many ways and relate to many cultures across the globe. Her award-winning work continues to be exhibited and be collected by galleries, museums and private collections across Europe, Japan, China, USA and Mexico.
Egg tempera has had less restoration than any other medium in art history. Using fifteenth-century techniques of Cennino d’Andrea Cennini, imagery is worked in tempera comprised of ground mineral pigments mixed with egg yolk and distilled…
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This Way

The Messenger

The Horse Men wish to kiss the purple moon

The Eighth of its Kind

The First of His Kind

The Angels Apprentice

Welcome

Twilight

Day

Questions Under a Green Moon

At the Forest Edge

Listening to Bees Under a Green Moon

King of the Brushmakers

Queen of the Brushmakers

Thoughts of a Badger

Welcome

The Negotiators

Talking Tribes Playing Cards

In Full Flight

Friends

Sharing Gifts

They who Bring Peace

The Gift

Birdman I

Birdman II

Birdman III

Longing

The Mariner

Birdman with Eagle

Thoughts of a Wild Boar

The Grasshopper Sings
