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An Invitation to Gaze

A virtual exhibition of paintings by Hannah Barnes
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This blog is a visual, on-line record of my art work and my personal research (guided simply by what I like) into art history and contemporary art.

Most of my paintings on display here are for sale. If you are interested in purchasing a work,
please e-mail me at hannahsjb@live.co.uk

Many of my works posted here are Digital Finger Paintings. For this reason the images have been watermarked. Please, no unauthorized reproductions: If you would like to use any of the images of my works that you see here (or elsewhere) please contact me, I am always happy to help if I can.

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Friday 26 April 2013

Nobby April 2013
















Above : Nobby, April 2013
Below: Eddie
Two digital finger paintings
Both images have been digitally watermarked.

I have two big tabby cats.
Two brothers: Nobby (above) and Eddie (below).


Sunday 7 April 2013

La femme au collier

























AboveThe Black Necklace, 2013
A digital finger painting (Brushes App on iPad). 
This image is watermarked. 

I've been looking again at the work of Kees van Dongen. 

Below: La jeune femme au collier, 1920
Kees van Dongen














Above: a portrait by Kees van Dongen

Wednesday 3 April 2013

Sisters





















Two portraits of my nieces Rachel and Amy.
Top : A winter day (After Rachel), 2013
Below : Amy, 2013