Robin Braun
"Rousseau’s magical dreamworld, minus the sleeping gypsy"

Robin’s miniatures (most paintings barely larger than a postcard) are divided into hauntingly beautiful oceanscapes based on the east coast of the United States near her native Annapolis home and insects frolicking in marshy wonderlands and the mountains of Monticello near where she currently lives.

Philadelphia Inquirer Art Critic Ed Sozanski has praised Robin’s oil paintings as "exquisite images that recall in miniature the sublime landscapes of the mid 19th century.” Roberta Fallon, Art Critic for the Philadelphia Weekly, has observed that Robin Braun’s work is filled with “lush tropical scenes reminiscent of Rousseau’s magical dreamworld, minus the sleeping gypsy.”

"Untitled 1"



"Untitled 2"

"Chincoteague Beach"

"Chincoteague" (Yellow Sky)

"Cincoteague" (Small Version)

"Mountaintop Farm with Moon"

"Mountaintop Farm with Star"

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