Welcome to Jill Nichols Fine Art. Please find Jill’s latest paintings, news and events below.
The events of January 6th, 2020 prompted me to share the painting, Our Banner in the Sky, above, by Frederic Edwin Church (1826-1900). The Stars and Stripes of the Union flag conjured from the firmament, painted shortly after the attack on Fort Sumter that sparked the Civil War in 1861. Read More in Jill’s Blog.
View Jill’s Artwork in Art Galleries. You’ll find a page for each category: seascapes, landscapes, clouds, plein air and paintings on metal.
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Jill’s ‘Phi’ and ‘Juno’ are now installed in the Vatican
Jill offers her Online Painting Lessons as a healing & transformative practice. Find your creative place while enhancing your painting practice with Jill’s Online Painting Lessons – participate in live instruction and follow her videos. Find out more here.
Prints of Jill’s paintings “Phi” and “Juno” are now included in the collection of the Vatican Observatory Museum. The museum is mainly dedicated to historical astronomical instruments and other artifacts. However, one special room directly below the Schmidt telescope is being dedicated to astronomical art. Read More
Signed Limited Edition Prints of Phi and Juno are now available. Add one to your collection today! Purchase one at Jill’s Art Shop!
Director of the Vatican Observatory, Brother Guy Consolmagno, visits Jill Nichols and her painting, ‘Phi’, in her Shelton, Connecticut gallery. 
On July 20, 2019, the 50th anniversary of the first lunar landing, Jill delivered her artwork Phi to Brother Guy at the Vatican Observatory. MORE
Online Painting Lessons with Jill!
New one-day workshops starting January 28th
Jill’s painting serves as a backdrop for Comey’s interview on “Face the Nation”
Jill’s painting of Washington D.C., commissioned by the Comey’s, served as the backdrop for James Comey’s interview on Face the Nation. Jill only became aware of the August 23, 2020 airing when she first read my messages from viewers that reached out. One viewer’s comment, “Saw Mr. Comey on Face the Nation. The painting struck me like a thunderbolt. Found it and you! Magnificent! Sarah U
To learn more about the painting please visit my blog titled, Washington D.C., Comey, … See More
Jill’s Grand Canyon and Showtime’s Comey’s Rule
The Comey Rule-This is the story of how my painting of the Grand Canyon found its way into former FBI Director James Comey’s Office and the CBS/Showtime TV show “The Comey Rule”. Read more
The Comey Rule 
Jill receives an award from the U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service.
Jill’s painting, “Weir Farm Summer’s Day” exhibited in the Weir Farm National Historic Site received an honorable mention award from U.S. Department of the Interior, National Park Service. View her painting, in the Advanced Artist Category, at the Online Exhibit through April 30, 2021. Jill’s often paints onsite at the Weir Farm National Historic Site which is dedicated to promoting painting. Read more about Weir farm on Jill’s blog the America the Beautiful. To purchase a print please visit the Art Shop.
Harborview Art
Hi, thank you for choosing to purchase my artwork at Harborview Market. Please find the price as marked on the artwork that you have chosen and add the product to your cart-then choose free shipping as you will take it with you after completing the purchase. Please contact me if you have any questions. Thanks and Happy Holidays! Jill
Flow – A Study of Moving Water on Steel
Oil on Steel, 24” x 36” (lithography plates from former artist)
“Flow” is a study of moving water. To date there are four paintings in the series. I have been working them in rotation and have 9 more gifted sheets of steel that I may possibly use to expand the series. At first, I was fascinated by the play of light; translucent jewels of blues and greens, edges setting off sparks and undulations. As I painted, I became interested in the boundaries that were defined by obstacles; Read More
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