Jeffrey Barson

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Scarlett O'Hara Makes An Entrance

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Cleopatra

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Blue Summer Evening

 

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Scarlett O'Hara at the Barbeque

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Scarlett O'Hara in Southern Velvet

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Scarlett O'Hara on the Staircase

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A Tribute / Barson's portrait of Princess Diana was completed after her death.

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Anticipation

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The Lady of Shallot

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L'Esmeralda

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Romeo & Juliet

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Juliet

Jeffrey Barson was born in Logan, Utah in 1966. A move to England when he was nine allowed the budding artist to explore a variety of art while traveling through Europe. Torn between medicine and art as a career choice, an art scholarship to Utah State University sealed his fate. Barson employs a painterly style reminiscent of the Great Masters. His studies of classic figures in literature lend a credibility and realism to his art. A Barson painting is suffused with intriguing symbolism and metaphors. His portraits of women are passionate, sensual, and hauntingly beautiful. Working in oil on canvas, Barson strives for creative excellence.