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We are pleased to offer patterns from Barbel Smith a contemporary Canadian landscape artist. Her work is remeniscent of Lauren Harris but she brings her own vision to her art. The patterns, at first appear to be simple, but there are many subtle value changes that will challenge you as the project develops.
Cathedral Light
One of the new patterns from Barbel Smith. Pattern is on linen sutiable for cuts #4-8
approx. 16x21
$65.00
Northern Sky
Pattern is approx 16x21 and is available on linen suitable for cuts #4-8
$65.00
Echoes
Echoes is available on linen suitable for cuts #4-8
. It is a lovely painting by Barbel Smith.
Approx. 16x22 inches
$65.00
Last Light
Pattern is on linen suitable for cuts #4-8.
Approx. 16x22
$65.00
Aurora
Patten is on linen suitable for a #4-8 cuts, a lovely pattern in Barbel's unique style.
15x22
$65.00
Icefloes
Pattern is printed on linen suitable for cuts #4-8
15x22.
$65.00
Sails
I fell in love with this painting and it now hangs in a special location in my house. Sails 15x22 on Traditional Linen
Barbel Smith paints the Canadian landscape in a style inspired by the Group of Seven, specifically Lawren Harris.
Patterns are produced under license granted by Barbel Smith.
$65.00
Evening Path
Traditional Linen 14x20
A fall scene from Barbel Smith, take a walk along the path among the beautiful fall colours.
$65.00
Summer Dance
15x22 on Primitive Linen
Barbel Smith takes her inspiration from the Canadian landscape much like the Group of Seven did, her style is reminiscent of Lawren Harris.
I met Barbel on a studio tour and was immediately struck by the sweeping lines and bold colours that drew me into the paintings.
Patterns are procuded under license granted by Barbel Smith
$65.00
Autumn Glow
One of the new patterns by artist Barbel Smith. Barbel gets her inspiration from the Canadian landscape and her style is reminiscent of Lawren Harris.
The pattern is 15x22 on Traditional Linen
$65.00
Windswept
Primitive Linen- 16x22
The latest pattern from Barbel Smith, Windwept is one of my favorites bring to mind the pines of Georgian Bay.