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| Monroe Street Gallery 34.5 South Monroe Street Monroe, MI 48161 734-243-0231 info@monroestreetgallery.com |
Sara Beth's primitive folk style comes to life in her reverse
paintings. A native of Monroe Michigan. Curator and co-owner of
the Monroe Street Art Gallery.
Her poetic & creative imagination gives life to each of her
paintings. “Painting helps me take my imagination to a different
plain. Where dreams become reality”. Her story telling personality
comes to life in each of her paintings.
Each painting has a life of its own and a story to tell while revealing
the mood and spirit of the artist. Her art is primitive and rustic which
gives the feel of a time past.
A Unique style set in vintage window frames. Where the paint is
applied directly to the glass on the reverse side. Where every word
is written from right to left backwards. The details are placed first to
the glass and then layered in with the background in a timely
process until finished and then coated with a second painting in oils
to seal the work. Since Sara Beth is left handed this style has come
natural to her. She uses illuminating paint in many pieces, so when
the light shines on the glass it gives the illusion of movement.
paintings. A native of Monroe Michigan. Curator and co-owner of
the Monroe Street Art Gallery.
Her poetic & creative imagination gives life to each of her
paintings. “Painting helps me take my imagination to a different
plain. Where dreams become reality”. Her story telling personality
comes to life in each of her paintings.
Each painting has a life of its own and a story to tell while revealing
the mood and spirit of the artist. Her art is primitive and rustic which
gives the feel of a time past.
A Unique style set in vintage window frames. Where the paint is
applied directly to the glass on the reverse side. Where every word
is written from right to left backwards. The details are placed first to
the glass and then layered in with the background in a timely
process until finished and then coated with a second painting in oils
to seal the work. Since Sara Beth is left handed this style has come
natural to her. She uses illuminating paint in many pieces, so when
the light shines on the glass it gives the illusion of movement.
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