Joyous Sunflowers
Acrylic on canvas
20 x 24 inches
Acrylic on canvas
20 x 24 inches
Barbara Muir © 2026
This is the final piece of my three pieces in the Primary show. I originally planned
to paint each painting over a primary colour background, and did start with yellow
on this one (the primary colours being red, blue and yellow), but sticking to the
primary colours, which are frequently part of my work anyway, became less
important than the meaning of the works.
on this one (the primary colours being red, blue and yellow), but sticking to the
primary colours, which are frequently part of my work anyway, became less
important than the meaning of the works.
So I have family in the painting The Future Calls, because family and friends mean the
most to me, an ocean landscape with clouds because I love the ocean, and nature,
most to me, an ocean landscape with clouds because I love the ocean, and nature,
and some of my happiest moments are by water, and flowers. I love flowers, and
usually have them in my kitchen year round. I feel like they are one key expression of
happiness. This painting also features a beautiful crystal vase given to me by
my great Auntie Anna for a wedding present. The more I use the vase, the
more I think of her, and appreciate how kind she was.
usually have them in my kitchen year round. I feel like they are one key expression of
happiness. This painting also features a beautiful crystal vase given to me by
my great Auntie Anna for a wedding present. The more I use the vase, the
more I think of her, and appreciate how kind she was.
We went to a wonderful pop up opening today for the artist Nick Rubi in the
Queen Street Type Books store. Nick's work is delightfully inventive and
always unique. The exhibition was a treat.
Queen Street Type Books store. Nick's work is delightfully inventive and
always unique. The exhibition was a treat.
Have a loving your life day!
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