About
The paintings of Harriet Phillips capture the essence of her subject matter in the paradox that is at the heart of truth. Her work is strong yet soft, sophisticated yet innocent, contemporary yet timeless. Whether portrait, figure, still life, floral, or landscape, Harriet's impressionistic style has a contemporary quality. She has been described as a vibrant colorist whose work is infused with energy and movement, and whose sensuality and love of life are captured in her images.
Harriet began her career studying with portrait artists Nicholas Kratofil and Philip Salvato. She spent many years drawing portraits and figures in charcoal, pen and ink. Early in her career, she worked as a portrait artist at art festivals and accepted commissions in her own...
