Great Blue Heron by Camille Barnes

Great Blue Heron

There are several sizes listed, some images may be cropped a little (depending on the size you would like).

Each listed price is for standard canvas stretcher bars. (3/4")

If you desire gallery-wrapped (wider 1.5") stretcher bars please message me and I'll give you a quote.

Custom sizes are also available.

The enhanced print: After the ink is dried and sealed the canvas is carefully painted over with the artist's brush strokes using fine quality oils and finishes. The finished piece looks almost exactly like a hand-painted piece of art.

I recommend placing painter's tape on the wall where you want to hang your new artwork, in the size you're considering.

This will give you a very good idea of what that size will look like in your space.

Custom sizes are also available, if you don't see the size you're looking for, let me know.

Hope you enjoy!

Thanks for looking

Buy $80.00

Print on Stretched Canvas

8 x 10
Shipping cost: $8.00

Purchase Options

$80.00 / Print on Stretched Canvas / 8 x 10

$180.00 / Enhanced Stretched Canvas Print / 8 x 10

$115.00 / Stretched Canvas Print / 11 x 14

$215.00 / Enhanced Stretched Canvas Print / 11 x 14

$148.00 / Stretched Canvas Print / 20 x 16

$248.00 / Enhanced Stretched Canvas Print / 20 x 16

$185.00 / Stretched Canvas Print / 25 x 20

$285.00 / Enhanced Stretched Canvas Print / 25 x 20

Image Description: Great Blue Heron / Main Image

Artist + Camille Barnes

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I grew up in New Orleans and was intrigued by the charm of the old city and fascinated by the style and character of the antiques in my dad’s and grandfather’s antique gallery. That is where my love for art grew.

I began painting around the age of three. Although I don’t remember the story, my Mom recalls that the first time someone gave me some money, immediately I said, “Mommy, I really need to go buy some paint and brushes.” After years of practicing, I later attended the New Orleans Academy of Fine Arts.

After marrying and being blessed with children, we moved to Dallas, Texas. There I worked as a graphic artist and book illustrator. During this period of time in my life, I also found my biological family and found out that my birth mother had also been an artist who worked at Jackson Square. Life can be ever so interesting.

Art has had an impact on my life, I have constantly found myself setting newer and higher goals. Through this glorious spiral upward, I realized that the more I learn, the more I want to learn, grow, and discover. Art has helped in developing my character in many ways, with it I have learned to be patient, to be tenacious, and to be satisfied with obtaining goals I never thought I could reach.

I still sometimes do some book illustrating, create gallery paintings and commission works/portraits for people.
If you would like to discuss a commission project or portrait, please private message me.

NEW ORLEANS