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24" Sq Green Hydrangea Arrangement Canvas in a White Frame
$145.00
Product number: 289300
23.5" H X 23.5" W
Beth Munro
American Artist
Beth's paintings, whether composed of fruit, flowers, or dishes are sometimes based on reality, sometimes derived from her imagination; often a combination of both. She walks the line between representation and abstracttion. Paint and form take on a life of their own. The texture of the paint at times is as dominant as the objects within the work of art. Color and pattern, whether derived from ethnic ceremonial costumes, 19th and 20th entury stencils, swatches of fabric or even her daughter's own illustrations continue to influence her work. The interaction of color, pattern, texture and form creates a harmonious rhythm, keeping the eye constantly moving through the composition.
Beth's been influenced by many artists. She grew up in an artistic family, in which her father, a designer and painter, played a significant role in her artistic development. Matisse, Cezanne, Vuillard, Thiebaud, and Janet Fish have all been sources of inspiraton. She hopes with her work to convey a mood, to delight the eye, and to explore and capture the whimsical nature of life.
Beth Munro
American Artist
Beth's paintings, whether composed of fruit, flowers, or dishes are sometimes based on reality, sometimes derived from her imagination; often a combination of both. She walks the line between representation and abstracttion. Paint and form take on a life of their own. The texture of the paint at times is as dominant as the objects within the work of art. Color and pattern, whether derived from ethnic ceremonial costumes, 19th and 20th entury stencils, swatches of fabric or even her daughter's own illustrations continue to influence her work. The interaction of color, pattern, texture and form creates a harmonious rhythm, keeping the eye constantly moving through the composition.
Beth's been influenced by many artists. She grew up in an artistic family, in which her father, a designer and painter, played a significant role in her artistic development. Matisse, Cezanne, Vuillard, Thiebaud, and Janet Fish have all been sources of inspiraton. She hopes with her work to convey a mood, to delight the eye, and to explore and capture the whimsical nature of life.
