“Uncluttered, un pretentious, she tried hard not to be noticed”
My husband is a man of stature but at 6’3″, he is the shortest among 8 of his first cousins both male and female. At 5’3″, my neck gets a crick in it at family gatherings. My daughter got this “wear anything and look great” gene and is a perfect 5’10″. She’s exempt from all of the fashion foolery people like me have to resort too to elongate themselves (heels, long necklaces, vertical stripes, high hair). Of course, nothing beats just standing up straight.
Artist Harriet M. Goode’s paintings command attention. No alterations necessary.
Gallery representation: City Art, Bennett Gallery, New Bern Artworks, Mary Martin Art
“Straightforward, Uncomplicated”
- “It was the ultimate foolproof trap”
“She-reconsidered-becoming-a-diluted-version-of-her-real-self”
“Almost last chance to open the door to a nonexistent place”
- “She used magic to stir up madness”
Harriet’s use of light and dark is artful. I love the unfinished quality that her work exhibits. When does she know when the painting’s finished? Intriguing.
I LOVE her work.
It is a unique honor to have my paintings selected for ArtStormer! Thank you.
absolutely stunning! sort of a combination of early Gauguin and early Picasso, I love it!
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LOVE this post! Harriet M. Goode is also represented by Bennett Gallery in Nashville, TN.
I thought so but couldn’t find her when I went to the website…I’ve added it now. Thanks!