Barry Lieberman

	Title: Solar Relaxation Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 12"X 16" Comments: Award of Merit- CAA Copper Tree Mall Art Show November 20, 1999 Regular Price: $550 -- Value Price: $495
	Title: Bonsai Garden Year: 1999 Medium: Oil Size: 8" X 10" Regular Price: $350 -- Value Price: $315
	Title: Diaphanous Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 12"X 20" Regular Price: $300 -- Value Price: $270
	Title: Fall Foliage Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 12"X 16" Regular Price: $250-- Value Price: $225
	Title: Kahuna Attitude Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 12"X 216" Regular Price: $250-- Value Price: $225
	Title: Pier Light Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 11"X 16" Regular Price: $250-- Value Price: $225

Title: Roses # 1 Year: 1999 Medium: Oil Size: 11"X 14" Regular Price: $300-- Value Price: $270

Title:Sapphire Jewel Year: 1999 Medium: Oil Size: 12"X 16" Regular Price: $450-- Value Price: $405

Title:Still Life with Pens Year: 1999 Medium: Oil Size: 8" X 12" Regular Price: $400-- Value Price: $360

Title:Surfin' Da Killahs Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 12" X 16" Regular Price: $250-- Value Price: $225

Title: Desert Trek Year: 1999 Medium: Watercolor Size: 12" X 16" Regular Price: $300- Value Price: $270

Barry Lieberman

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94 Roosevelt Blvd.
Oakland, NJ 07436
(201) 337-0006

Education: Barry presently studies with Billie Samuelson in watercolor, and is studying with Barbara Kozell for Oil Painting.

Club Memberships: Community Art Association.

Awards: CAA Copper Tree Art Shows in 1998 as well as 1999. Barry has also won an award for the CAA monthly subject. Barry also has awards for the Friends of the Oakland Library Art Shows for 1995,1996, 1997.

Shows: CAA Copper Tree Mall Art Show, Friends of the Oakland Library Show

About the Artist: Barry feels that recording his visual memories is important. He is basically self-taught, but recently has been acquiring important skills to help improve his techniques. He started by drawing and sketching in pencil when in school and then thru college and early in his business career did not actively pursue his artistic impulses. It was after a trip to Hawaii in 1974 that he began painting in oils, capturing beautiful landscapes. Then under time constraints, he moved to acrylics for more speed in painting. Being very active, his needs then took him to watercolors that could be easily packed away during his many trips. Still seeking an easier and faster method he move to ink and artistic markers. Recently though, he has completed the circle by once again seeking out watercolors and oils. Teachers and critics feel that Barry's style has similarities to Burchfield, Cezanne, and Matisse. He definitely has a loose technique in an attempt to be a realist. His works are currently held in the many homes of patrons, family and friends.