welshdoug wrote on Nov 10, ’07

The Might Of Wisdom and Cat’s Playground are gorgeous paintings, and thanks for the dedicated blog. I saw Renaissance in Cardiff in 1977, and her voice sounds better live than on record. I have most of her albums, but sadly, haven’t seen many of her paintings.

welshdoug wrote on Nov 10, ’07

Annie’s painting “Essence Of Love” http://www.anniehaslam.com/ah_artforsale.html is the cover for her collaboration with Magenta, on their single “Night And Day”

wickedlyinnocent wrote on Nov 11, ’07

Very interesting, I love Stream of Consciousness and Celtic Morning. Thanks for sharing her works, Laurita, have a lovely day.

nemo4sun wrote on Nov 11, ’07

wow! i did not know she painted i love it
i saw renaissance many times in the 70’s one of my favorite shows was them with gentle giant i love her voice and nobody could hold a note like annie

starfishred wrote on Nov 11, ’07

She is new to me but I like what i see thanks for the tour

annedigitalis wrote on Nov 11, ’07

Never heard of her, but the paintings are nice. I like wakening spring best. Like her use of color and line.

luisguerra wrote on Nov 11, ’07

Like that Ocean Jewel… sounds like a planet coming up behind the ocean instead of the sun or the moon.

crosswindsart22 wrote on Dec 29, ’07

Your Art and Expression is indeed captivating, have spent the morning enjoying every piece. Music does enhance an artist in thought, thank you for sharing your inspiration and exceptional gifts. “Missing Link”, interesting piece, can see a void within the art, but also see many things surrounding it, as if they were attempting to connect the missing link…the void.
“Stream of Conciousness”, definitive. A vessel of memory hosting small portions of concious thought, very nice and grasping, can actually see it flow if one looks long enough.
“Cat’s Playground”, Love this exciting piece, the cat can see a mouse in the left corner, all it desires beyond, awaiting to choose which to pursue first. Busy piece of fun and intrigue.
” Ocean Jewel”, kept going back to that one..see many expressions. An island, yet of color unknown to the sea really, but holds such interesting thought. Can see a stream along the water where one has ventured there, could be man or fish …comforting piece. Could even be an unusual reflection of a setting sun, when one is at sea. A setting sun of color is similiar to an oasis in a desert….when twenty miles out drifting upon the water.
“Nesting”, underwater views from this perspective, visual thoughts of many beneath the sea, can even see a mermaid…she awaits, her beauty rarely seen.
“Might of Wisdom”, a perfect pearl within the oyster, always beautiful with fascination. Oysters are of interest indeed, and such a fine pearl produced can only lead one to see something rare in mystery.
“Celtic Morning”, can relate to this piece, thank you. Exceptional.
“Wakening Spring”, Yes indeed…when all that seemed dead is alive again. Spring brings forth color bright and hope to all, the most beautiful time of year. Nice.. Thank you so much for sharing such beautiful art, with your expression and inspiration for many to view and enjoy. Very impressive. Always, Your Friend Dyxie Dymond* L~. Fort Morgan Alabama

lauritasita wrote on May 10, ’09

I thought I would revive this post because I love Annie Haslam.