Midsummer Morning Joan-Hayes Two distinct sculptural forms (reminiscent

Two distinct sculptural forms (reminiscent of Brancusi’s streamlined take on the natural world)

Like many of Barry’s etchings

(Pictured: Purple and Blue)

Trees are reflected in a glistening pool of water on a sunny day

The painting focuses on the architectural details of a building on 14th Street

Midsummer Morning Joan-Hayes Two distinct sculptural forms (reminiscentMidsummer Morning is an original etching by Jo Barry. Wildflowers bloom in a grassy meadow. Like many of Barrys etchings, this work was inspired by the New Forest in England, which was once a royal hunting ground for William the Conquerer. Her labor intensive etchings, which sometimes take up to six months to complete, often feature pastoral scenes of flowers and animals.