The Years in Wane architectural-series Look up sometime and see

Look up sometime and see them on the facade of the fourth floor-they are massive

The simplicity of the comma is here conceived in three dimensions and rendered in sterling silver

This portrait exemplifies Britell’s ability to use light and shadow to render figurative details

The woman in profile passively stares  with her mouth slightly open demonstrating a feeling of reflection in solitude

She finds freedom in both mediums

The Years in Wane architectural-series Look up sometime and seeSOLD The Years in Wane is an original etching by Jo Barry. Snow falls over an overgrown wheat field at dusk. Like many of Barrys etchings, this work was inspired by the New Forest in England, which was once a royal hunting ground for William the Conquerer. Her labor intensive etchings, which sometimes take up to six months to complete, often feature pastoral scenes of flowers and animals.