by Barbara Haviland in Miscellaneous
Marsh in Bridge City is much drabber than I have painted. I used my artistic license and painted it prettier.
The painting is on a gallery wrap canvas.
by Barbara Haviland in Animals and Wildlife, Miscellaneous
Five Sisters and an Egret was sent to me from a friend. I painted the painting above from the photo. I love how it came out. Thank, Cliff
by Barbara Haviland in Landscapes, Miscellaneous
Crab-Apple Tree study is another daily painting
measures 8″x 6″ oils on canvas
This lovely Hyacinth Macaw bird was just a clown. He performed for us at Moody Gardens in Galveston several years ago and I have painted him many times. He is done in oils and available for you.
Pink Tulips for a Valentine Day. Everyone loves this day.These are painted and will never day or wilt.
These measure 12″x 12″ and do not have a frame. They are signed by me.Barbara Haviland
Tulipa (tulips) is a genus of spring-blooming perennial herbaceous bulbiferous geophytes, dying back after flowering to an underground storage bulb. Depending on the species, tulip plants can be between 4 inches (10 cm) and 28 inches (71 cm) high.
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My niece has twins and I painted this painting for her. The girls thought it was them, so I guess I did good. They just had a birthday this month and turned 10. They are such sweet girls. This painting is not available but you could have a painting commissioned. Email me for details and please remember to sign up for the free give-away daisies and barn landscape on Feb 18. BarbaraHavilandArt.com
by Barbara Haviland in Miscellaneous, Transportation and Vehicles
I painted these trucks from a photo I took while on our way to Pagosa Springs, Co.
We stopped several times and got such great reference shots of lots of things.
The painting is 16″x 20″,signed, won a blue ribbon in an art show, has been featured in a magazine article, and is not framed. Available here
Description of Red Tulips, posies.I love to paint flowers and do so very often. Tulips are a favorite and I am trying to grow them
