House Portraits and Landmark Paintings

Thank you for visiting the house portraits and landmark paintings area of the Jeanne Marston Art Gallery!

Jeanne Marston is a renowned artist who will create a lasting memory of your home or favorite landmark from your photograph(s), rendering or illustration. Unlike most house and landmark portrait artists who work in pen and ink or pastels, Jeanne creates house portraits in luminescent watercolor or oil, depending on your preference. As a result, you will receive a rich, colorful depiction of your home or landmark that can be digitally reproduced as prints or note cards to share with friends and family members. If you've purchased a new home, what better way to announce your change-of-address than with a painting of your home, digitally scanned and reproduced on custom notecards? You can create Christmas cards, holiday cards, change-of-address cards, announcements, invitations and more from your house portrait or landmark painting.

House portraits and landmark paintings can make a wonderful gift for you, a family member, a loved one or business associate. Many of Jeanne's clients are real estate agents, builders and developers who commission house portraits from Jeanne to give as gifts for their special customers. House portrait and landmark paintings can be delivered matted, framed or unframed per your request.

Take a stroll through our online gallery to review samples of Jeanne's recent house portraits and landmark paintings. Click on thumbnail images for a close up view. For pricing, turn-around times and more information, please contact us by email at bows123@comcast.net or by phone (973) 476-3526.

To find links to Jeanne Marston’s additional gallery pages, including samples of her custom mural paintings, limited edition prints, giclee prints, watercolor paintings, oil paintings, dog portraits, folk art and more, be sure to scroll to the bottom of this page. If you’re a sports fan, don’t miss Jeanne Marston’s life-size mural of Boston Massachusetts' Fenway Park in the mural section!