Midsummer Morning Joan-Hayes Granda continued to explore this

Granda continued to explore this theme for much of the decade following (with the Line Paintings) and continues to use the vertical format to yet a completely different effect today

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

The three curved and ridged segments of each earring contain and conceal the mechanism that allows for their graceful movement

These sculptural post earrings combine modernism with a sense of humor

The woman in profile passively stares  with her mouth slightly open demonstrating a feeling of reflection in solitude

Midsummer Morning Joan-Hayes Granda continued to explore thisMidsummer 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.