Barbara Pease Art Collections
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Artwork by Barbara Pease
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

grape leaves by Barbara Pease

Morning by Barbara Pease

wild flowers by Barbara Pease

Petunias by Barbara Pease

compass rose by Barbara Pease

squares and other shapes 2 by Barbara Pease

large flower 2 by Barbara Pease

Sunflowers by Barbara Pease

Rhodies by Barbara Pease

The Long Way Home by Barbara Pease

Head Study 4 by Barbara Pease

On Tulequoia Shore by Barbara Pease

Liquid amber study by Barbara Pease

Happy Isles by Barbara Pease

Five minute profile by Barbara Pease

head study 7 by Barbara Pease

Reclining study 6 by Barbara Pease

facing away by Barbara Pease

head study 9 by Barbara Pease

liquid amber 2 by Barbara Pease

Kayaks by Barbara Pease

Over The Hills by Barbara Pease

Blue cap by Barbara Pease

Ogden head study 1 by Barbara Pease
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About Barbara Pease
Simply said, I paint because I have to. It makes me whole. The times in my life when I have let that side of me go, I have gone a little crazy. Art is my sanity and my refuge.
In my watercolors I am very interested in light—how it shines through and reflects off of objects and people, and how that light captures time. I use photo references because I study that precision of light and shadow in a particular moment.
For the past few years I have been painting on silk. I am seduced by the vibrancy of the colors and how they play on the sheen of the fabric. For paintings, this is slow and very process filled work, so I have only a few detailed pieces in that medium. But I also have been painting scarves. They’re fun, bright and abstract and are just about a polar opposite to my watercolors.
I was born and raised in Seattle. I studied fine art at Colorado State University and received my BFA in metalsmithing there in 1977. A cramped apartment and a stint on the polishing bench at a jewelry manufacturer changed my mind about working in metal, so since the early 90's I have worked two dimensionally, drawing and painting. I also went to nursing school along the way and worked as an RN in oncology and hospice for 27 years until my retirement in 2017.
I am greatly looking forward to this next chapter and am eager to see where the art takes me.