Barbara Krupp      Acrylic Paintings 

  Thirty years of successful showings in Galleries and Art Shows with
     numerous awards, including many "Best of Show" awards.

  Numerous installations in corporations and private homes.

  Featured at the Musee de Duncan, Paris, France, Bronze Medal in the Salon D'Aout.

  Participated in one-person and group shows in the United States, Canada and Europe.

  Listed in and nominated for Who's Who of American Women, the New York Art Review.

  American Artists, American Artist of Renown and Who's Who in America 2005.

Barbara Krupp is the sole creator of each painting in this web site and in her showings. The canvases are of the highest quality and stretched professionally. Crossbars support the frames when needed.  The canvases are then prepared with gesso. Barbara uses "Golden" paints, considered the finest quality acrylic paints on the market. Acrylic is a water-based medium, and we are convinced that it will prove be have the greatest longevity of all painting mediums. The paint is not mixed with any mediums and each painting is varnished for easy cleaning and protection from UV rays. Though Barbara has painted in oil and watercolor, her heart is now in acrylics.

Most of Barbara's paintings are inspired by the places she's visited. She generally begins with a simple form in mind and lets the painting evolve from there. Barbara taps into her feelings about a particular area - the beauty and the joy she experienced being there. Her aim is to capture that emotion on the canvas, therefore putting a part of herself into the painting. When she succeeds in conveying those emotions, the viewer can feel that part of her in the image, then the painting complete.

Barbara Krupp
2125 Seagrape Dr.
Vero Beach, Florida 32963

Telephone 772-231-9997
419-898-2361 (May 1 thru Sept 30)
E-mail: barbarakrupp@yahoo.com

All artwork appearing in this web site is the property of Barbara Krupp and is protected under United States and international copyright laws. The artwork may not be reproduced, stored, or manipulated without the expressed written permission of the artist.