Jane Heinrichs is an illustrator and writer based in the UK and Canada. She was born in Swaziland, grew up in a small prairie town in Canada, and is now based in London, England. She works from her studios in the Maida Vale/Notting Hill area of London (UK) and Steinbach, Manitoba (Canada).

Jane studied art history and classics/archaeology at the University of Manitoba, and did a masters in art history at the Courtauld Institute of Art, London. She is recently finished a masters of fine arts in illustration at the University of the Arts London (Camberwell College).

Jane's work has been featured in many publications in Canada and the UK. In addition to her regular illustration, she is now exploring the imaginative world of children's books and storytelling. Several new stories are under construction.

The moment Jane was born in Mbabane the song "Born Free" was playing on the Swazi national radio. She has taken this to heart as her motto, and tries to live each day to the full.

Bibliography

Brubaker-Zehr, Scott. "Dying and rising: The church through the eyes of Paul." Canadian Mennonite. Vol 12, No 4 18 February 2008: 4-6. (One illustration)

"Canada Post". April 2008-November 2009. (editorial illustration)

"Carillon News". 14 August - May 2009. Biweekly cartoons

Cleaver, Laura, Kathryn Gerry and Jim Harris, eds. "Art and Nature: Studies in Medieval Architecture." London: Courtauld Institute of Art, 2009. (3 illustrations)

Heinrichs, Jane. "Magic at the Museum." Steinbach, Manitoba: Wide Horizons Ink Publishing, 2008.

Kousser, Rachel. "Hellenistic and Roman ideal sculpture: The allure of the Classical," Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2008. (One illustration)

Lowden, John. "Medieval Ivories and Works of Art in the Thomson Collection at the Art Gallery of Ontario." London: Paul Holberton, forthcoming 2008. (One illustration)

Stirling, Lea M. East Cemetery at Leptiminus. Forthcoming. (Illustrations of approximately 200 skeletons and graves, with grave goods and architectural reconstructions and 400 pottery reconstructions)

Stirling, Lea M. The Learned Collector: Mythological Statuettes and Classical Taste in Late Antique Gaul. Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press, 2005. (Nine illustrations)

Stirling, Lea M. "Aspects of Punic and Roman Kiln Design in North Africa." Article to appear in Africa Romana 16: Mobilità delle persone e dei popoli, dinamiche migratorie, emigrazioni ed immigrazione nelle province occidentali dell'impero romano Manuscript submitted Feb. 05, accepted, Forthcoming 2007. (Two illustrations)

Stirling, Lea M. "Pagan Statues in Late Antique Corinth: Sculpture from the Late Roman Domus." Athens: Hesperia. Pages 89-161, Volume 77, Number 1, January-March 2008. (Two illustrations)

Stone, David L. and Lea M. Stirling. Mortuary Landscapes of North Africa. Toronto: University of Toronto Press. Currently in production, Forthcoming 2007. (Three illustrations)