A World of Our Own oil and to the base is

and to the base is watched very closely as to maintain a beautiful curve

This predominantly black and white work has touches of red

This figurative work suggests a narrative of deep contemplation and reflection

and the surface concaved in these modernist post earrings

and white flowers erupt with life in a grassy field

A World of Our Own oil and to the base isA World of Our Own is an original etching by Jo Barry. A horse stands beneath barren trees in wintertime. 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 this particular breed of New Forest ponies.