Barrington Watson's Kas Kas, 1980

The communal lives of women, especially at work is common theme in Barrington Watson's work. He is famous for producing works of art that depict women gathering at the market, or doing housework or chatting and gossiping (“kas-kas”).

“I find Jamaican women very sensual, attractive and beautiful, from the country girl to high society.”

Kas Kas is one of his most recognized pieces in his body of work, making a certified Kas Kas Glicee print a must have for those who are lovers of Jamaican art and culture and are looking for affordable pieces of Jamaican fine art.

Explore Barrington Watson's Prints

Explore Barrington Watson's extensive collection of paintings and drawings, covering diverse themes, including history, genre, portraits, nudes, and landscapes. As a seasoned professional in the art world, Barrington has curated a unique selection of Giclée Canvas Prints, showcasing his original works, which are exclusively available at ShopMyJamaica.com. This cost-effective printing method allows precise control over colour and material, producing high-quality pieces that capture the fusion of European and Caribbean influences in Barrington's work. These signed and numbered prints, accompanied by a certificate of authentication, offer a unique opportunity to add valuable art to any collection. Choose from the 16 x 21-inch or 21 x 30-inch size options and experience the rich cultural and historical narratives depicted in Barrington's figurative paintings.

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About the Artist

Barrington Watson is a prominent Jamaican art and culture figure who has worked in fine art for the past five decades. He is celebrated for his iconic portrayals of Jamaican life, landscapes, and history. As a pioneering educator, he has influenced art in Jamaica and globally. His extensive body of work and his commitment to Jamaica fostering cultural exchange continue to shape Jamaican art, reflecting the country's vibrant spirit and Jamaican history.

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