Barrington Watson
1931–2016 · Jamaican · 15 artworks
ExpressionismSocial RealismBold brushstrokesVibrant color palettesFigurative representationSocial commentaryDepiction of Jamaican life
artist bio
Barrington Watson was a prominent Jamaican artist known for his expressionistic and social realist paintings that captured the essence of Jamaican life and culture. He played a crucial role in shaping the national identity through his art, often depicting historical and social themes.
what you'll learn
Studying Watson's work allows students to explore the use of color and form to convey emotion and social commentary. Students can also learn about the role of art in shaping national identity and documenting social realities.
related: Albert Huie
15 artworks
Yallahs River #2
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Yallahs River #1
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Broom Crew (From The Garden Party)
1976
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Orange Park Landscape
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Washer Women
1966
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Portrait of AD Scott 1969
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The Ethopian Woman
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Conversation
1981
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Sir Norman Washington Manley, Prime Minister of Jamaica
1900
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Out of Many One People
1962
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Buff Bay
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Tamika
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Mother and Child
1959
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Sunset at the Beach
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Orange Park #2
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