Jane Seymour

It's no secret that Jane Seymour adores her family, frequently uploading adorable family photos on her social media. However, her new snapshots of her ...

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Actress Jane Seymour has been famous for decades, best known for playing Michaela Quinn in “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman,” the '90s television show that was ...

My original painting of the Open Heart, like the ones we have in the gallery, eventually became a single necklace that I wore on “Dancing With the Stars.” Then I trademarked it, which is apparently unheard of — being able to trademark a heart of any kind. My work is all me, in the sense that no one’s asked me to do it and there is no script or anything like that. But then to their shock and horror, people said, “I want that one, because it speaks to me.” “I want this or that one.” I was thrilled. Q: The piece of yours that I find most intriguing stems from the most basic idea: “Mike,” a portrait of you as your character from “Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman.” I find, be it consciously or subconsciously, there is often a bit of sabotage in self-portraits. I love to paint waves with watercolors, and you’ll see the acid greens and the blues and so much other color in there. I had this home that was over a thousand years old — it dates back to 950 AD — and it constantly had to be repaired. A: When I was first presented to the queen of England, I was told by a journalist that there were these new designers called David and Liz Emanuel with whom I should meet. The only thing I was interested in was Broadway, and I auditioned for two plays and got both of them on the spot. When I came to America I was living on fumes as well, but I got my first lead film role (in 1976’s “Captains and the Kings”) on the actual day I had to leave due to my immigration. A: I read the script and thought it was the funniest thing I’d ever read. When I was 13, all I wanted was to become a professional ballerina, but I was born with flat feet and a speech impediment. But I knew how to knit and embroider and all of the above, so I designed and made clothes, took them to some stores in London and sold them, and used the money to buy the ballet shoes.