Barry Beach Rock brushes This painting was a radical

This painting was a radical experiment in creating a beautiful piece of art using only black and grey tones

This clean off white

It is a warming colour which will intensify when used in a small space to create the most welcoming of rooms

Inspired by Farrow & Ball's Dorset roots and time spent in the nearby Isle of Purbeck

deep black developed to reflect the opaque figures and dramatic silhouetted shapes painted on Ancient Greek ceramics

Barry Beach Rock brushes This painting was a radicalBarry Beach Rock is a canvas reproduction of an original piece of art, Beach Rocks by Kim Barry. The original was painted on a beautiful spring morning. Kim says that she "enjoyed the changing clouds and energy of the wind and waves" while creating the painting. Materials Canvas Reproduction 24" x 30", with black wood floater frame About the Artist Kim Barry, painter, production potter, art educator and owner of Clay Trout Pottery, has been living in