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The Iris
The Iris takes its name from the Greek word for “rainbow,” and personifies the link between heaven and earth. Through its intricate history, the meanings of the iris has come to include faith, hope, and wisdom. I painted the Iris in a geometric pattern that conveys both the beauty of the flower and the intricate world around it.
Naschmarkt, Vienna, Watercolor, 30″ x 24″
A Styrian Interlude, Water Color, 30″ x 24″
Lake Como, Piazza Giacomo Matteotti, Watercolor, 30″ x 24″
A Pair of Pairs
Firnew Farm Artist's Circle 
Love them!!!!
Too talented for words, in every respect.
Oh, Trish…have stumbled upon some early fashion sketches of yours from “back in the day,” and while I can see the arc, what a long, wide, glowing one it’s become!
You are inspirational on so many levels. “The practice is the journey.”
Your Trout Exceptional – love your art. What a pleasure to see
Trish
your paintings are so strong, vivid, and fresh. good friendly themes. nicely composed.intricate also . well done!!!!!
Thanks, George! Fond memories painting on the Mediterranean.
Lovely in every way, talented, bright and beautiful inside and out and is expressed in every brush stroke. Congratulations dear friend.
Lovely! One step further than a lot of artists! Love all the detail.
It would be impossible to pick a favorite!!!
I am so impressed with the subtle colors but also the power of the messages in your work. I look forward to visiting again. Bisous
I saw your show at the gallery at Augusta Health and just was taken back. Your use of color caught my eye first. You are amazing.
Thank you so much! Trish Crowe
Beautiful collection of work!
I Adore these works of yours Trish!