Beverly Adams
https://www.beverlyadamsfineart.com
“Fritillaries”
30 x 40” Acrylic.
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30 x 40” Acrylic.
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“The Invitation”
14 x 11” Acrylic
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14 x 11” Acrylic
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“End of the Season”
20 x 16” Acrylic
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20 x 16” Acrylic
Available
Beverly Adams started her working life as a graphic designer and technical illustrator. In 1986, at the request of one of her sisters, she took a new direction into decorative painting. She spent her time working for several interior designers from East Lansing, MI to Washington DC.
In 1996, having relocated, she joined the local art organization, and decided to make the leap from commercial to fine art painting. Adams has pursued this career choice with diligence, some measure of success and a lot of pleasure. She is known for delicate florals and whimsical still lives, in a style reminiscent of the Dutch17th century masters
Adams has been represented in several galleries, has participated in many exhibitions, including ‘Art Prize” (Grand Rapids, MI), and is represented in many private collections.
In 1996, having relocated, she joined the local art organization, and decided to make the leap from commercial to fine art painting. Adams has pursued this career choice with diligence, some measure of success and a lot of pleasure. She is known for delicate florals and whimsical still lives, in a style reminiscent of the Dutch17th century masters
Adams has been represented in several galleries, has participated in many exhibitions, including ‘Art Prize” (Grand Rapids, MI), and is represented in many private collections.
“Snaps and Mums”.
20 24”
Acrylic
Available
20 24”
Acrylic
Available
“Out of the Earth”.
24 x 32”. Acrylic
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24 x 32”. Acrylic
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“Meditation on a book, life and a cup of tea”.
10 x 10”
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10 x 10”
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“Road Kill”
24 x 18” Acrylic
Available
24 x 18” Acrylic
Available
“Tulips and Lilacs”.
18 x 24”
Acrylic
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18 x 24”
Acrylic
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“Sunflowers in Pewter”
18 x 18”
Acrylic
Available
18 x 18”
Acrylic
Available
“Oh that we could shed our skin and begin again”
16 x 16” Oil
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16 x 16” Oil
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“Erin’s Estella R.”
16 x 20”
Acrylic. Sold
16 x 20”
Acrylic. Sold
”Dropped Call”
20 x 16”
Acrylic. Available
20 x 16”
Acrylic. Available
“Windfall”.
11 x 14”. Acrylic.
Available
11 x 14”. Acrylic.
Available
“Blessing the Ball”
10 x 8”. Acrylic
Available
10 x 8”. Acrylic
Available
“The French Fish Bowl”
16 x 20”
Acrylic
Available
16 x 20”
Acrylic
Available
I paint because I feel compelled to paint.
I am fascinated with the cycles of life in nature.
I love to watch life’s progressions and mark it’s passings.
I am also curious as to how man interacts within nature, so I paint
To discover human nature.
I want to visually record a moment, a time, a place, my time.
Life delights, surprises, and sometimes horrifies. I need to illustrate it.
I never cared how I went about painting. Paint is my chosen vehicle for the idea.
However, I tend to work classically, in thin layers, in glazes, and in recognizable
Shapes. In easily understood images,
My desire is to offer an intimate moment, a thought or view of this world and its workings.
So I paint.
I am fascinated with the cycles of life in nature.
I love to watch life’s progressions and mark it’s passings.
I am also curious as to how man interacts within nature, so I paint
To discover human nature.
I want to visually record a moment, a time, a place, my time.
Life delights, surprises, and sometimes horrifies. I need to illustrate it.
I never cared how I went about painting. Paint is my chosen vehicle for the idea.
However, I tend to work classically, in thin layers, in glazes, and in recognizable
Shapes. In easily understood images,
My desire is to offer an intimate moment, a thought or view of this world and its workings.
So I paint.