Jane Weaver
Jane followed her degree with a postgraduate teaching qualification in art along with a further postgraduate course at Brighton Art College in the UK.
She studied under Harvey Daniels where she learned printmaking and litho printing.
Jane won second prize in the Giles Bequest Competition organized by the Victorian and Albert Museum, where her print is still in the permanent collection.
She taught art for over fifty years and was fairly well-known in the Brighton art world, as she was known to organize very democratic annual exhibitions, which any artist from all over Brighton could enter.
Like her husband, John Weaver, Jane started painting again when their children left home and took part in many local art festivals where she sold her work along with many prints and cards.
