"Summertime"
Jack Anderson
    Jack Anderson has been using watercolor as his art
    medium of choice since the mid 1960's.  Although
    he diverts to other mediums such as pastels or egg
    tempera for a change of pace he finds watercolor
    the most spontaneous, versatile and exciting
    challenge and the most personally rewarding of the
    art mediums.  He has both B.S. and M.S. degree in
    art education from Northern Illinois University and
    has completed additional advance work through
    several universities in the Midwest.  Jack taught for
    18 years in Crystal Lake, Illinois area and became a
    full time painter in 1977. Jack's watercolors reveal
    his love for Door County. He finds the area most
    inspiring with an inexhaustible supply of subject
    matter.  However, he often paints a favorite spot
    again and again with changing atmospheric
    conditions and at different seasons.  He enjoys
    painting old weathered wood, sagging roof lines,
    early log barns, meandering fence lines and creeks.  
    Jack and his wife Sue have the Jack Anderson
    Gallery in Sister Bay, celebrating 35 years this year.
    They reside in Gills Rock.