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Next to the Diner 2021 by Arthur Barnes

Red Sky White Bluff by Arthur Barnes

Fence Line by Arthur Barnes

Farmlands by Arthur Barnes

The Neighborhood by Arthur Barnes

The empty Meadow by Arthur Barnes

Dresser Rd by Arthur Barnes

title by Arthur Barnes

Sprinch Gatehouse, Runcorn UK by Arthur Barnes

Rounder by Arthur Barnes

My 1885 Home. by Arthur Barnes

The Shelby Falls by Arthur Barnes

Welsh Winter by Arthur Barnes

Big Sister's Play Time. by Arthur Barnes

Presbyterian Church Holley by Arthur Barnes

Silent Night 2003 by Arthur Barnes

Conway Castle by Arthur Barnes

Gresford Mill by Arthur Barnes

Welsh Lane by Arthur Barnes

Low Tide by Arthur Barnes

A place I found by Arthur Barnes

Tangerine Windows 2002 by Arthur Barnes

Medina New York by Arthur Barnes

The Patriot 2001 by Arthur Barnes
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About Arthur Barnes
Arthur Barnes is a artist who works in a variety of mediums including ink, watercolor, pastels and oils. He prefers to work directly from life and his favorite subjects are landscapes with an emphasis on nocturnes and scenes of the Erie Canal.
Arthur has had little formal training but was fortunate to study a year under Juanita Greene Parks in 1982. She had studied under Reginald Marsh and Robert Brackman. Brackman was a student of Ashcan artist/ teacher Robert Henri. Since that time, Arthur has been on a consistent course of self-training in art with an emphasis on learning through experience much like the Ashcan artists. "You learn to draw. . .by drawing," his teacher often recited.
Artists Statement on Nocturnes
"Half of our lives are spent in the absence of daylight. For the most part, the beauty of night goes by unnoticed and under-appreciated. It is my hope that my art can help people to see that the night is in fact a world of color and beauty. I use ink and watercolor to achieve my goal of creating loose, spontaneous works that have balance, rhythm and structure. I don't consider myself a traditional watercolorist. I use black much like the Chinese who considered it a color that represents a sense of quiet and of a coming of rest. The scenes in my art are of real places and things. I draw directly from life, usually in the dark, and then paint over the drawing afterward. I paint from a combination of memory and imagination in an attempt to capture a certain mood." Arthur Barnes