Karolyn Farrell
Karolyn Farrell
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Botanical Garden

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Dancing Orchids

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Evening Light, Santa Fe

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Father and Sons at Devil's Den

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Garden Goddess

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Geraniums and Hummingbird

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Into the Woods

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Lake Charles, From Hotel Window

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Ming Horse

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Misty Morning at the River

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On Township Street, Fayetteville, AR

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Orchids

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Pig Trail

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Red Poppy

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Sedona Cactus in Morning Light

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Siloam Springs

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Starry Night

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Steel Creek, Buffalo River

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Taos, New Mexico Farm

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The Horseman

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Thoughtful

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Three Roses

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Twilight at the Creek

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Venice I

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War Eagle Craft Fair Santas and Angel

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White Carnations and Red Pomegranate

Gallery Reserve

For Viewing Only

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A Little Night Music

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Ballerina

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Blue Boat

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Botanical Gardens

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Cate

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Celebration

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Country Roses

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Dancing Peonies

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December Morning

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Dogwood

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Elaine

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European Cottages on Creek

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Flint Creek, Illinois River

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French Farmhouse Near Monet's Garden

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Golpha Gorge, Hot Springs

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Hibiscus

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Lake Atlantas, Bella Vista

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Pansies With Antique Copper

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Roses at Noon

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Sunflowers

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The Barn

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The Cello

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Venice in the Rain

About Karolyn Farrell

Represented Artist

Biography

Karolyn has enjoyed painting, winning awards and selling her art since an early age. Her first formal art teacher was Frederick Kiefendorf, prof of art at MO State University, who urged her to go to Art School after seeing her work in his classes. However, family members encouraged her to get a more traditional education but to study art as an avocation. Therefore, she stayed in MO and completed an undergraduate degree in Education with emphasis in art and science (cum laude graduate). She continued to paint part time during her career as a teacher and administrator in Maryland, in the greater Kansas City area, and in Arkansas. She holds a Masters and an Educational Specialist degree from the U of AR, with work towards a doctorate in Fabric design from MO U, Columbia. She has studied with internationally known artists throughout parts of Europe and the USA. Traveling, visiting and volunteering in great art museums has enriched her life. She appreciates the artists she has been able to hire when directing the Fayetteville Schools adult and community ed program. She is a charter member of Artists of NWAR, (signature member), signature member of National Oil and Acrylic Painting Society and board member, Portrait Society of America, Plein Air Painters of the Ozarks, the Pastel Society and others. She has enjoyed sharing her art with nonprofits of whom she has worked with. She has won numerous awards and has collectors of her art across the USA. She appreciates Mr. Kiefendorf for his gifted instruction and encouragement to follow her passion. She continues to appreciate other instructors, such as A. Handell, D. Lefel, S. McGraw, etc. She enjoys painting the beautiful areas with other artists.

Statement

I hope my brush creates a bit of visual earth that invites you to connect to the land. My art is more about appreciating what we have, clean water and open spaces. I hope it helps inspire us to be good stewards of the environment.

About the art

Biography

Karolyn has enjoyed painting, winning awards and selling her art since an early age. Her first formal art teacher was Frederick Kiefendorf, prof of art at MO State University, who urged her to go to Art School after seeing her work in his classes. However, family members encouraged her to get a more traditional education but to study art as an avocation. Therefore, she stayed in MO and completed an undergraduate degree in Education with emphasis in art and science (cum laude graduate). She continued to paint part time during her career as a teacher and administrator in Maryland, in the greater Kansas City area, and in Arkansas. She holds a Masters and an Educational Specialist degree from the U of AR, with work towards a doctorate in Fabric design from MO U, Columbia. She has studied with internationally known artists throughout parts of Europe and the USA. Traveling, visiting and volunteering in great art museums has enriched her life. She appreciates the artists she has been able to hire when directing the Fayetteville Schools adult and community ed program. She is a charter member of Artists of NWAR, (signature member), signature member of National Oil and Acrylic Painting Society and board member, Portrait Society of America, Plein Air Painters of the Ozarks, the Pastel Society and others. She has enjoyed sharing her art with nonprofits of whom she has worked with. She has won numerous awards and has collectors of her art across the USA. She appreciates Mr. Kiefendorf for his gifted instruction and encouragement to follow her passion. She continues to appreciate other instructors, such as A. Handell, D. Lefel, S. McGraw, etc. She enjoys painting the beautiful areas with other artists.

Statement

I hope my brush creates a bit of visual earth that invites you to connect to the land. My art is more about appreciating what we have, clean water and open spaces. I hope it helps inspire us to be good stewards of the environment.