The work of artist Terri Heinrichs conveys an Old World elegance, using a style of painting reminiscent of ancient frescos. Her trademark style grew out of a love of nature and an appreciation for time-worn beauty and rich texture.

ARTISTIC BACKGROUND

"Art has always played an important role in my life. Born into a family of talented artists and artisans, my greatest challenge has been to choose a medium. I started with sketching and watercolor painting, then branched into flower arranging, calligraphy, sewing, pottery, cake decorating, woodcarving, tile mosaics, picture framing, photography and woodworking. These interests each play a role in giving life to my paintings. American painters Jacques Lamy and Joseph Decker have influenced technique and composition, respectively."

PROFILE: Winnipeg Free Press - July 17, 2005

Watch for Terri's work to be featured in the Sunday Homes section of the Winnipeg Free Press.

MAGAZINE COVER: MB Herald - June 10, 2005

One of Terri's pieces, "Red Berries" was recently featured as the cover art for MB Herald magazine, the national magazine of the Canadian Conference of MB Churches. To see the feature, click here.

What they said:

Cover: “Red Berries” by Terri Heinrichs
Terri Heinrichs is a Winnipeg artist [now in Calgary]. Her signature technique, reminiscent of ancient frescos, has grown out of her love for nature. Painting, she says, expresses the beauty and presence of God in all things.

ART SHOW AND SALE

Terri's paintings were on display at the Bread & Circuses Bakery Cafe (pictured above) January to March, 2005. Thanks to B &C's owner Tom Janzen for a successful show.

You can get in touch with Terri about her next show by e-mail for details or call (403) 288-8904.