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Monday, October 24, 2011

PURPLE RAIN WATERCOLOR

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PURPLE RAIN by Barbara Rosenzweig I was inspired to create this one day while looking out of my window during a storm and picturing...
Monday, March 21, 2011

DREAMING OF PARADISE ON A TROPICAL ISLAND

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When I've explored tropical beaches, I found that these shrubs have wonderful multi-colored berries! When I see my finished painting, I ...
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Monday, February 28, 2011

MARCH is a MAGICAL TIME

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" Antique Door Detail " Original Watercolor Painting By Artist Barbara Rosenzweig  "March is a magical time to decorate or s...
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Friday, February 18, 2011

ROSES ARE RED, VIOLETS ARE...

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Curator  Becky of MitsuyoDay  created this wonderful selection of True Blue handmade items, including my matted  Limited Edition print of B...
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Barbara Rosenzweig
I love gardening outside of Phila., PA, have been doing it for over 40 years (am I giving away my age?), and love each flower's intense colors and textures! I have absolutely no choice but to try to capture their beauty in my watercolors. Travel, too, gives me inspiring landscapes to paint. I'm a mom to two grown daughters and a wife to a man who puts up with all of the time I devote to painting. Throughout my adult life, whether dishes were piled high in the sink or papers needed to be graded (did I mention that I was a biology teacher for 36 years?), I took time out to indulge my creativity. In winter, I have perpetual sunshine in my studio (my younger daughter's former bedroom!) The reason? The rest of the year, I take photos of my flowers and travels to paint all winter long. The rest of the year, I continue to paint. What a wonderful way to spend a lifetime! Watercolors express my joy and love of nature's vitality! Bright, vivid colors are what excite me most when I paint! At times, I like to express the peace that comes when I'm immersed in a magnificent landscape. Training: Philly Museum of Art, Tyler School of Fine Arts
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