Royal Blue
This striking original watercolour painting features a mesmerizing geometric design that captivates the viewer with its precision and creativity. The artist has skillfully utilized the delicate medium of watercolour to bring forth a harmonious blend of vibrant and subtle hues, creating a visually stunning composition.
The geometric elements are meticulously rendered, showcasing a balance between intricate details and a sense of overall cohesion. The medium of watercolour adds a fluidity that is harnessed to evoke a sense of movement and life within the geometric patterns, enhancing the overall impact of the artwork.
The professional quality mat was carefully chosen to complement the artwork, enhancing its aesthetic appeal and ensuring that it becomes a focal point in any room.
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Artist Bio
Barbara Large is an Elected Member of the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour/La Society Canadienne de Peintres en Aquarelle established in the year 1925 as were Franklin Carmichael, A.J. Casson, Fred S. Haines, and Franz Johnston. King Charles is an Honorary Member and one of England's most prolific artists. Barbara has shown her work in numerous juried shows, participated in many art auctions, and took part in an exhibition traveling across Canada through the Canadian Society of Painters in Water Colour in conjunction with the Blackwood Gallery, Erindale College, University of Toronto. She was invited to take part in the international Biennial Exhibition at the National Museum in Coyocan, Mexico 2004. She is expected to be published in a book currently in progress but not yet available. In 2022, Barbara completed, "In the Studio: Post-War Abstract Expressionism'' authorized by MOMA, the Museum of Modern Art, New York, USA, She received the 'Ampersand Award' from the 3rd Annual Women in Watercolor International Juried Exhibition, Pawlet, Vermont, USA'.
In 2024, she participated in the '1st Annual Women in Watercolor Member's only Online International Exhibition. She is currently enrolled in MOMA's, "What is Contemporary Art'.
Artist's Statement:
"I paint because it gives me a great sense of accomplishment when I record that which captures my attention, be it a sound, a sight, an object, or an idea. Painting is my way of recording both what I see and what I feel."