Barbara White Bryson
WATERCOLOR
Original Watercolor Paintings
Original Watercolor - Dude Ranch Wrangler tells the story of a young woman wrangler from Montana working her way across the country. I found her at a famous dude ranch outside Phoenix, Arizona. Her stitched and pressed denim, bright yellow work gloves, colorful shirt and paisley scarf told the story of her travels and her work.
Image Size: 12” W x 14 1/2” H
Original Watercolor - There is no greater joy than summer on the baseball diamond, especially if the hard work of the season has resulted in All Star status. This Boy of Summer can’t believe his good fortune as he proudly wears his new uniform and gets ready to play.
Image size: 11” W x 15” H
Giclée - Celebrating Great Grandmother’s eightieth birthday means all the cupcakes you can eat and the energy that goes with the extra sugar.
Image size: 12” W x 15 1/2” H
Original Watercolor - The Beard is a modern coming of age story. The Beard is a sign of manhood that virtually disappeared in the early part of the 20th Century. Facial hair is once again culturally acceptable but how many young men can display a worthy chin crop?
Image size: 11” W x 15” H
Original Watercolor - Artists never fail to surprise me with their stories and creation. Their worlds are colored with different professions, experiences, and gifts. This is what makes them see the world with a unique and inspiring POV.
Image size: 12” W x 15 1/2” H
Original Watercolor Painting - While working in the desert heat, it’s no fun to get surprised by the cactus needles, snakes, or other desert creatures. Not all surprises are scary. Sometimes the surprises can be a cactus bloom, a welcome monsoon shower or a cool desert morning. Enjoy the Surprise!
Image Size: 12” W x 16” H
About the Artist
Dr. Barbara White Bryson FAIA is a retired architect, university administrator, author, public speaker, and podcaster with a lifetime of stories to tell through her drawing and painting. Focused on portraits and locations where people work hard, compete well, and play with joy, Barbara infuses her work with redeeming stories of life and light shining from faces and places.
