Alexandra Higgins Art Collections
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Artwork
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.

Summer Blooms III by Alexandra Higgins

Summer Flowers and Butterflies by Alexandra Higgins

Gracie by Alexandra Higgins

looking beyond by Alexandra Higgins

Autumn Garden by Alexandra Higgins

October Garden by Alexandra Higgins

Poppies in Blue Vase by Alexandra Higgins

Adirondack Queen by Alexandra Higgins

Finding peace in the Sunflowers by Alexandra Higgins

Garden Glories by Alexandra Higgins

Enclosed by Alexandra Higgins

Summer Table by Alexandra Higgins

Spring Bouquet by Alexandra Higgins

August Bloom by Alexandra Higgins

In her Garden by Alexandra Higgins

Blue Vase VII by Alexandra Higgins

Pink flowers and blue vase by Alexandra Higgins

yellow vase by Alexandra Higgins

Sophia by Alexandra Higgins

Orange Tablecloth by Alexandra Higgins

Summer Glory by Alexandra Higgins

Garden jewel by Alexandra Higgins

July Blooms by Alexandra Higgins

Summer Bloom IV by Alexandra Higgins
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About Alexandra Higgins
After receiving credits toward a Doctor of Arts at SUNY Albany in 1993, I taught for 3 years and continue private lessons to students. I work mainly in oil paints and exterior cement sculptures. I am a full -time oil painter, sculptor, interior designer and gallery owner of "Window to the Garden." My current Gallery is located in a converted barn in my home in Mayfield, New York and I live there with my two children.
Recently, I have been working on a more contemporary approach and the idea of landscape painting and the garden. It has been a process of painting that is about subtraction as well as the addition of paint. These “contemporary landscapes and gardens” are about a feeling of “getting lost” within the colors as well creating depth from the subtraction and addition of paint. I have limited my palette to specific colors for my recent work, and I am constantly experimenting with how they work together in subject matter as well as the medium. The process is unique and and has been a learning curve for understanding the positives and negatives of each medium and how they can play off of eachother. The boundaries of working this way are especially challenging.
The series called "roots" which was a topic covered for over 15 years of my portfolio, depicts a woman, and a garden, and the physical manifestation of the two. While the woman is tending to the garden, she is becoming part of the landscape and the plants are manipulating their way into her being. The "root" series is quite extensive. A large number of works have been sold to private collectors throughout the US and Canada. My work is mainly influenced by German Expressionists like Gustav Klimt, Egon Schiele, Early Impressionism as well as contemporary painters.