Creamer and Sugar Bowl | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Creamer and Sugar Bowl | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Creamer and Sugar Bowl

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/19/2015 6:37:30 AM

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I did this from a set-up  and I really looked to find all the values and tints of color.

Title  Creamer and Sugar Bowl

Medium oils on canvas panel

Size  12"x 9"

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A Pair of Swans oil painting | Barbara Haviland - Blog

A Pair of Swans oil painting | Barbara Haviland - Blog

A Pair of Swans oil painting

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/17/2015 7:22:01 AM

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I did this pair of swans for the Daily paint works challenge. We are doing animals that mate for life.   Swans are so graceful and pretty to me. I will have to revisit them again and paint a larger painting.

Title   A Pair of Swans

Medium oils on canvas

Size  9" x 7"

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A Pair of Seahorses miniature oil painting | Barbara Haviland - Blog

A Pair of Seahorses miniature oil painting | Barbara Haviland - Blog

A Pair of Seahorses miniature oil painting

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/16/2015 12:33:29 PM

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My entry for Daily Paint works is a pair of Seahorses. They measure 6"x 4" and  are done in oils on a gallery wrap canvas.

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Vrana Deer Blind | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Vrana Deer Blind | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Vrana Deer Blind

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/14/2015 8:11:13 PM

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Vrana Deer Blind   was painted for my cousin. She has property in Hallsville and her husband and boys used this deer blind for you know what. Both sons killed their first deer in the blind. 

Commissions are painted with love of your favorite places or people. Contact me 

Fantasy Hibiscus II | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Fantasy Hibiscus II | Barbara Haviland - Blog

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Fantasy Hibiscus II

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/12/2015 9:09:03 PM

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Fantasy Hibiscus II was done the same morning I painted  my bird of paradise.. I was so excited to finally paint.  For some of you that don't know I am a caregiver to my 86 year old MOM. She is now living with us. I wanted Fantasy Hibiscus II to be a companion to my Bird of Paradise painting.  They will be framed alike.  I used lots of Yellows,reds,oranges, and bright paint. Both of these florals will have a companion  of a poppy that will match the color palette. Watch for it.

Title  Fantasy Hibiscus II

Medium oils on canvas

Sizes  14" x 18"

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Here I Am Bird of Paradise oil painting | Barbara Haviland - Blog

Here I Am Bird of Paradise oil painting | Barbara Haviland - Blog

"Here I Am" Bird of Paradise oil painting

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/11/2015 7:36:47 PM

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I finally got to my Studio to paint.. Yea   I painted this background with dark colors of Blues,purples,reds and some bright yellows and some oranges. I wanted to have a flower that went with the background and the Bird of Paradise just hit the spot.. My husband is making a frame for it now.  

Title   Here I Am Bird of Paradise

Medium oils on canvas

Size   20" x 16"

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Kiskadee bird framed oil painting by Barbara Haviland

    

Kiskadee bird framed oil painting by Barbara Haviland

by Barbara Haviland Texas Contemporary Artist on2/8/2015

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© Barbara Haviland--Kiskadee

The Great Kiskadee, Pitangus sulphuratus, is a passerine bird. It is a large tyrant flycatcher; sometimes its genus Pitangus is considered monotypic, with the Lesser Kiskadee (P. lictor) separated in Philohydor.

It breeds in open woodland with some tall trees, including cultivation and around human habitation, from the Lower Rio Grande Valley in southern Texas and northern Mexico south toUruguay, Paraguay and central Argentina, and on Trinidad. It was introduced to Bermuda in 1957, and to Tobago in about 1970.

Title Great Kiskadee

Medium  oils on canvas panel

Size 7"x 5"

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