
Each painting is a collaborative effort between Patterson and Barnes. They feel that an individual work is enriched by the infusion of their personal creativity, interests and past experiences.
Lightnin Hopkins
12” x 12” construction
Available
Merle Haggard
16” x 15” mm wood on panel
Available
I Pray for Tips
MM on Paper 12.5” x 16.5”
Available
John Prine
15.5” x 19” mm wood on panel
Available
James Booker
15” x 15” mm on wood panel
Available
Leonard Cohen
18” x 19.5” mm on wood panel
Available
Roosevelt Sykes
15” x 14.5” mm on wooden panel
Available
Willie Nelson
17” x 17” mm wood on panel
Available
Big Joe Williams
12” x 12” construction
Available
Billie Holiday
16” x 13” mixed media on wood
Available
Bob Dylan
12” x 12” construction
Available
Chicago, New York, Las Vegas
8.5” x 11” mixed media on paper
Available
Count Basie
12” x 12” construction
Available
Dr. John
12” x 12” construction
Available
Guy Clark
mm on wood 20” x 16”
Available
Henry Butler
12” x 12” construction
Available
What makes the paintings even more unique is that each painting is a collaborative effort between Patterson and Barnes. They feel that an individual work is enriched by the infusion of their personal creativity, interests and past experiences.
Secret Love
16”x22”, mixed media on wood
Available
Son Thomas
17.2” x 18”, mixed media on wood
Available
Light’ng Hopkins
12” x 12” construction on wood
Available
Professor Longhair
19”x 25.5” construction on wood
Available
Keep on Rockin
12x12, construction on wood
Available
Sidney Bechet
12x12, construction on wood
Available
Wynton
12” x 12” construction on wood
Available
Hank Williams - Your Cheatin’ Heart
18.5” x 18” mixed media on wood
Available
BB King - Blues Born and Raised 27” x 33”, Mixed Media on wood
Available
Henry Butler - “Flying High”
36” x 48”, acrylic on wood
Available
Patterson and Barnes paintings capture the powerful and expressive feelings conveyed in the making of jazz and blues.
The expressiveness of many of their paintings is heightened by the evocative use of a purposeful exaggeration and abstraction. The use of musicians best lent itself to this approach.