Lindsay Goodwin

"In the Courtyard of Ralph's, Paris"

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"Waiter at Le Grand Colbert, Paris"

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"Dappled Shade at San Ysidro Ranch, Montecito"

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"Sparkling View of the Côté d’Azur, Jardin Tropezina"

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"View of the Louvre from Loulou's Paris"

"Poolside at Château Saint Victor La Coste, Provence"

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"Shaded Vines of Le Petit Maison de Cucuron, Provence"

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"Warm Glow at Le Grand Colbert, Paris"

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"Candlelit Hearth at Restaurant Michel Trama, France"

"At the Vineyard’s Edge, La Bastide de Marie "

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"Café de Flore, Paris"

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"In the Shade of Jardin Tropezina, St Tropez"

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"Newspapers Hanging in the Bistro, Benoit"

"Chef at Benoit, Paris"

"Beside the Window at Benoit, Paris"

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"Breakfast at the Ritz, Paris"

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"Herbs at L’Auberge de La Poule d’Or"

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"Arcade of Le Grand Vefour, Jardin du Palais Royal"

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"Le Café, Saint Tropez, 1789"

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"Mediterranean Blues, Le Train Blue"

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"Bar of Le Train Bleu, Paris"

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"Copper and Orange Topiaries at Chateau de Chenonceau"

"Get-well Bouquet and Tea Kettle in the Artist's Studio"

"Tea Salon of Laduree, Champs Elysee"

"L'Ostal des Troubadours Carcassonne"

"The Hearth of La Ferme aux Grives, France"

"Afternoon light at Chateau Colbert, Loire Valley"

"Poolside at Hotel du Cap-Eden-Roc, France"

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"Tea Besides the Fountain"

"Copper Corner of Castle Cormatin, France"

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"Candelabras at Chateau de Brissac, France"

"Copper Dining at Chateau de Brissac Winery, France"

"Stone Kitchen of Chateau Meung-sur-Loire, France"

"Drinks at the Bar of Le Train Bleu"

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"Textiles of Ralph’s, Paris"

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"Emerald Banquette at Cafe de La Paix"

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"Blues or Anjuna Bay Cote d'Azure"

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"Intimate Summer Dinner"

"Farm Tables at Maggie Jones's"

"Country Kitchen at Chateau de Bridoire"

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"Copper and Vegetables at Sherborne Castle, England"

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"Sunset over the Dordogne River, Domme"

"Reflective Light in the Abbey"

"Le Maitre'd, Le Grand Hotel Kronenhof"

"Sunlit Corner of Château de la Fleunie"

"Table Setting at Château du Breuil"

"Dark Wood and White Linen, Château de la Tremblaye"

"Parapet of Castello di Amorosa"

"Violinist at Dusk"

"Danielle"

"Carved Wooden Freize of the Wine Wagon, Colombi Hotel, Freiburg in Breisgau"

"Glass Parrots of Le Clarence, Paris"

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"Breakfast at Le Bristol, Paris"

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"Mirrors of Le Grand Vefour, Paris"

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"Bookcases of Le Clarence, Paris"

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"Setting out the Glassware at Le Train Bleu, Paris"

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"The Bar of Ralph Lauren, Paris"

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Lindsay Goodwin

(American b. 1982)

Lindsay was born in Santa Monica, California in 1982. She seemed destined for an art career when at the age of five; she thought she invented secondary colors when she mixed her crayolas, creating orange, purple & green. At the age of 16, she was teaching charcoal and oil painting at O’Neils Fine Arts in Malibu to children and teens. It was at this school that she was first introduced to the paintings of John Singer Sargent, who became a big influence and inspiration.

After graduating from High School, Lindsay had a full scholarship to the University of San Diego. Within a few weeks of her first semester, she realized she was pursuing the wrong path. The art department had moved her into a senior level class after reviewing her art portfolio, and yet she felt the school did not have the tools to help her improve and get to where she longed to be. She quit to attend the Academy of Art University in San Francisco. Upon her graduation, she was selected as one of the top fine artists in her graduating class.

Her true artistic passion began to unfold after she moved to Paris. Experiencing the city’s decorative heritage, Goodwin’s brush soon revealed the full depth of her sensory observations and artistic translations. Her paintings began to burst onto the art scene through widespread publication highlighting her impressive talent.

Lindsay returned to the United States and soon Collectors and celebrities everywhere began snapping up her work as they became available. This caught the attention of such notable magazines as Southwest Art, who selected her as one of their featured group “21 under 31”, an annual spread which recognizes the most talented of the current young generation of fine artists. She has been a featured Artist in both fine art and mainstream publications, such as American Art Collector, Fine Art Connoisseur, Plein Air, American Style, Casa Magazine, San Francisco Chronicle, Montecito Magazine, Santa Barbara Seasons, C magazine and American Art Review numerous times. She has had numerous sold out One Woman Shows within the United States and has also been juried into the Gold Medal show of the California Art Club. This has been a remarkable achievement for such a young Artist.

Lindsay lives in California and makes a yearly pilgrimage to the historic interiors of France to build reference and studies for her latest works, which merge reality and romanticism. She has found a niche in painting interiors, and has achieved an amazingly successful art career for one so young.

Jones & Terwilliger Galleries proudly represent her paintings in California.

Carmel Gallery:
Located on 6th Avenue between San Carlos & Dolores
Phone: 831-626-9100

Phone: 831-626-0735
Fax: 831-626-6840

Palm Desert Gallery:
73-375 El Paseo, Suite A
Palm Desert, CA 92260
Phone: 760-674-8989

Website:http://www.Jones-Terwilliger-Galleries.com