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DONAL JOLLEY
Donal Jolley paints in watercolor, acrylic, and oil. He graduated from Brigham Young University and worked for twelve years as an illustrator before leaving the Aerospace Corporation to paint full time in 1971. Born in Zion National Park, Utah, he lived in Boulder City and Carson City, Nevada, before moving to California in 1960. Donal is a member of the National Watercolor Society, Watercolor West, and the American Indian and Cowboy Artists (AICA). He has been featured in Southwest Art Magazine, Samuel's Contemporary Western Artists, Who's Who in American Art, Camera Life, Inland Empire Magazine and others. His work is in the collections of the Church Museum of History and Art in Salt Lake City, The Smithsonian, and the San Bernardino County Museum. Examples of his work are included in books such as Understanding Transparent Watercolor by Gerald F. Brommer and The Best of Watercolor by Betty Lou Schlemm and Tom Nicholas. Some of Jolley's annual shows are: The Annual AICA Show, the Peppertree Ranch Show and the Festival of Western Art in San Dimas, California. He has won Gold and Bronze medals, Best of Show, and the Eagle Feather Award from AICA shows as well as many awards from other national art competitions. His paintings have been reproduced as posters for the Conservation Law Enforcement Association in Prescott, Arizona, and for several years he was a contributor of cartoons for Rod & Custom and Car Craft Magazines. Donal's home and studio are in the town of Rimforest,
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