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Painted in Saudi, arabic letters, ideas, and thoughts about seeking truth... Watercolor
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awesome!Anonymous Guest 29 Aug 2008
wow! I love this! I'm buying one for SURE!!! GREAT!!!Francisco Capelo 28 Nov 2007
Fine image.anirban bora 07 Jun 2007
fantasticAmy Yampanis 30 Apr 2007
Great colors in this piece!John Graham Inkson 30 Dec 2006
Good creative work thisEddy collins 24 Oct 2006
nice workMary C. Wells aka: MACWELLS 25 Jun 2006
LOVE the colors and serenity that this image brings.Anonymous Guest 24 Jun 2006
Barbara, so intriguing and powerful, how many of the paint-strokes within your creation, 'could' resemble the copyright symbol of ownership throughout. Yet, such an ego-centered 'It's MINE"!! declaration...belongs to no one, perhaps, as you are searching within this truth. These are truly gorgeous colours and vibrant strokes. And the composition moved me on how you disected it---or divided it, from what the young man was reading about? He looks angry on his meditations--yet he refuses to be 'squared' on truths?--the right side of the painting shows an universal mind/thought, as in the young man being carried away from his surroundings. I sense a universal symbology so I can't say the 'truth-seeking' is expressed as Chinese/Buddhist, Middle Eastern/Muslim, or Hardcore Xtian in a 3rd world country. This image is totally awesome.-- Minerva BloomAnonymous Guest 24 Jun 2006
Barbara, so intriguing and powerful, how many of the paint-strokes within your creation, 'could' resemble the copyright symbol of ownership throughout. Yet, such an ego-centered 'It's MINE"!! declaration...belongs to no one, perhaps, as you are searching within this truth. These are truly gorgeous colours and vibrant strokes. And the composition moved me on how you disected it---or divided it, from what the young man was reading about? He looks angry on his meditations--yet he refuses to be 'squared' on truths?--the right side of the painting shows an universal mind/thought, as in the young man being carried away from his surroundings. I sense a universal symbology so I can't say the 'truth-seeking' is expressed as Chinese/Buddhist, Middle Eastern/Muslim, or Hardcore Xtian in a 3rd world country. This image is totally awesome.Femi Johnson 19 Jun 2006
absolutely stunning Barbara, your colors application patterns and composition. You say so much with simple strokes. This feels like making the journey to truth is the same journey to peaceGenea Euwing 13 Apr 2006
Love the composition and color..i like the way the letters are mixed in!Ramaz Razmadze 29 Aug 2005
Wonderful watercolor. Thank you for your comment on my work.lerat andree 05 Apr 2005
I really love this painting. Very well seeing and painted with great skill.nilgun akyol 18 Feb 2005
very good composition.impressive,mysticSteen Djervad 17 Feb 2005
I think this is a very nice watercolor thanks for your commentRami A. 14 Feb 2005
wonderful colors, very attractive workAlberto D'Assumpção 12 Feb 2005
very nice compositionMark Peterson 10 Feb 2005
This is very nice artwork Barbra....I like this.Betty Schwartz 10 Feb 2005
Interesting poster-like quality.Jay Amatangelo 10 Feb 2005
What cool style. I like this a lot +++10!Shannon Schnaible 10 Feb 2005
I love the textures and patterns used, very nice work!