Tuesday, September 4, 2018

Original Big Eye Gothic Snow White Fairytale Painting + Art Prints & ACEO Prints! Jasmine Becket-Griffith Exhibit at the Corey Helford Gallery II...



"Sneewittchen" Original 8"x10" Painting on Canvas Here

This week my featured painting is "Sneewittchen."  She is inspired by the Grimms' fairy tale Snow White.  "Sneewittchen" translates to Snow White from German as written back when it was published.  Her dark hair is adorned with water lilies, her skin is ever so pale, and her lips a brilliant red.  The art has a lowbrow surreal feel.  The original big eye gothic fairytale painting is available for purchase on my website as are art prints and LE ACEO prints!  


Most of my art is also available on my website at lisarusso.com; however, on the first Tuesday of the month, I like to put some art prints and LE ACEO prints on ebay at a lower promotional rate for the duration of the auctions...  This month, my theme includes some of my maidens with big blue eyes, you may see them here.

Featured Image "Sneewittchen"
8"x10" Open Edition print on Sale here
ACEO 2.5"x3.5" Limited Edition LE 1st of 25 on Sale here

I am linking this post with Inspire Me Monday

Edit:  I'm not going to have a chance this week to do a separate post for Paint Party Friday, but this is my most recently completed fantasy painting.  To see more participants, please visit:

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Jasmine Becket-Griffith Magical Thinking Exhibit Part II

Jasmine Becket-Griffith
Magical Thinking Part II (CLOSED Show)
Corey Helford Gallery
Most of the pieces are sold, but please send inquiries for available work to sherri@coreyhelfordgallery.com.

Magical Thinking is Jasmine Becket-Griffith's solo show at the Corey Helford Gallery.  She is one of my favorite artists.  Her surrealist big eyed beauties are a source of inspiration to me.  I feel very fortunate when I get to see some of her works in person.  She did a number of small studies, some of which correspond to larger pieces, that I found very compelling.   These are some of the pieces that had floral components.  Her flowers are every bit as beautiful as her big eye maidens.

This is Part II of IV of the photos that I'm sharing from this show.  I'll link them together here as I go.  Part I is here.

Here are some links for Jasmine Becket-Griffith

MINI STUDY OF A MERMAID WITH ROSES by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

MERMAID WITH ROSES by Jasmine Becket-Griffith
Framed in 61" x 28" tall Rococo style "Trumeau" frame with dressing mirror

MERMAID WITH ROSES Close Up by Jasmine Becket-Griffith
Framed in 61" x 28" tall Rococo style "Trumeau" frame with dressing mirror

MINI STUDY OF A BOUQUET by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS IV: TULIPS by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

MINI STUDY OF BLACK ROSES by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS VI: BLACK ROSES by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS VI: BLACK ROSES Close Up  by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

NAUTILUS BOUQUET by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS V: TIGER LILY by Jasmine Becket-Griffith

THE LANGUAGE OF FLOWERS V: TIGER LILY Close Up by Jasmine Becket-Griffith


Whilst I have continued to sketch daily, I spent my time getting this ready and haven't had a chance to prep my sketches yet.  I'll try to get caught up on posting my daily sketches on the next time that I post.

16 comments:

  1. Your gothic Snow White is lovely with her pale skin. Thanks for sharing this beautiful exhibit, the frames are also captivating along with the pieces.

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  2. Your Gothic Snow White is very beautiful!!!
    That exhibition was so beautiful and I agree with Christine...the frames are lovely, too💮

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  3. Mega-gorgeous..I am loving her.. Sneewittchen is mesmerizing and such a bewildering beauty! Her eyes are so striking and that wonderful blue she is wearing is so magical!
    Thanks for sharing all of your wonderful news! Also love the artist you have shared, she is fabulous!
    I so enjoy visiting your creative world Lisa..always a magical an uplifting experience!
    hugs
    victoria

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  4. I love Schneewittchen, and the pics from the exhibition are wonderful. Thanks for sharing. Hugs, Valerie

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  5. I do like "Sneewittchen."
    I enjoyed seeing your pictures from the exhibition too, thanks.

    All the best Jan

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  6. Your latest painting is gorgeous Lisa! I love her! You should be very proud!
    Love the paintings from the exhibition! Big Hugs!

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  7. i'm jealous you get to see so much art in galleries

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  8. Happy PPF and have a great weekend, hugs, Valerie

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  9. Love your beautiful Snow White version- especially with the water lilies in her hair! Thanks for sharing that beautiful gallery exhibit too although there's nothing like seeing it in person. Happy PPF!

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  10. Lisa your Sneewittchen is wonderful! Love the vibrancy of the colors and her face is gorgeous.

    Beckett-Griffith's work is extraordinary! I absolutely adore it. How fortunate to be able to see it up close. I can only imagine it is more remarkable in person. I feel inspired by her way of incorporating the frames and the images together. They match really well.

    Keep up the inspiring work yourself Lisa! :)

    nicolas

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  11. Your snow white fairy is marvelous. Love her blue eyes as well as dress and flower.
    Thank you for sharing exhibition art.
    Have a happy weekend xx

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  12. Your version of Snow White is lovely and I think your frames are just perfect for your paintings. In one of the paintings you have used yellow highlights in her eyes...gorgeous! Happy PPF on Sat.,

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  13. Wow!!!! I love this girl. Her skin is exceptional. Thanks again for sharing the exhibit.

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  14. Thanks so much for the kind words! Only the first painting is mine, the others are Jasmine Becket Griffith, a favorite artist of mine...

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