Sharing the harvest Painting

Sabina has lived most of her life in urban settings, but she is a country girl at heart. She spent seven years in Pueblo Edén, Uruguay, a little inland hamlet close to the sea. Since then the rolling landscape has left an indelible mark on her work. She now lives in Leesburg, Virginia. Fortunately, her home overlooks a 1740’s farmstead with abundant wildlife. Her work continues to evoke the innocence, simplicity, and rhythm of a bygone era. Her paintings are whimsical and spontaneous. Were you to ask her what she’s going to paint today, she’d smile and say she doesn’t yet know where her hand and brush might take her. She’s a narrative painter and her stories unfold on the canvas. Her art evokes the innocence, simplicity, and rhythm of a bygone era. Her paintings are whimsical and spontaneous. Were you to ask her what she’s going to paint today, she’d smile and say she doesn’t yet know where her hand and brush might take her. She’s a narrative painter and her stories unfold on the canvas.