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John Mahnic a Brief Biography

 

John Mahnic was born and raised in Regina, Saskatchewan, where he lived with his wife Val and children Mike and Tiffany until 1989.  During that year John, a high school art teacher, moved his family to Inuvik, Northwest Territories to teach at the most northern high school in the world.  A visit to Santa at the North Pole was closer than a flight south to Edmonton, Alberta.  After three years in Inuvik, another adventure took John and his family to Lahr, Germany, where he taught for another three years at a Canadian military base.  It was during that time in Europe that John started to seriously study the Renaissance artists.  He started to implement the detailed, layered glaze approach that artists like Leonardo daVinci and Raphael had developed in their day.  Almost all of the paintings featured on the website were done in that style, including the “Santa” painting.  Today, John is teaching art at a high school in Guelph, Ontario, inspiring students to reach out and achieve their dreams.  Who knows, if they reach for the stars but fall a bit short, they could end up at the North Pole! 

 

Sidenote: Unfortunately, John was in a serious car accident several years ago and has been unable to paint in the detailed style that he is accustomed to due to a lack of feeling in his painting hand.  That is why no new paintings have been marketed for a number of years, and why no new paintings are on the horizon. 

 




You can contact John Mahnic directly by sending an e-mail to Jmahnicart@rogers.com

 

Starting February 1st 2010

Free Print Offer With Qualifying Orders

When you buy at least $99 worth of prints, choose one FREE print from those shown on the front page. When you buy at least $149 worth of prints, you may choose TWO FREE prints from those shown on the front page. 

Customers with qualifying orders may indicate which free prints they would like in the ‘comments’ section of their order form when checking out.

There is no charge for shipping on orders placed prior to December 1st, or after December 22nd. Prints are mailed ‘Expedited Parcel’ through Canada Post. Each print is mailed in an industrial strength shipping tube.

 

 

 

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