Artists
Robin Hazard
Dallas Gallery

Angleton Woods
22.25"w x 39.25"h
Pastel on suede board

Feed the Birds Not the Squirrels
30"w x 37.25"h
Pastel & India Ink on suede board

Let's Stop Here!
22"w x 38"h
Pastel on suede

Ginger Pearls
30"w x 37.25"h
Pastel on suede board

Once in a Blue Moon
35"w x 80"h
Oil on canvas

Pink Banana
19.25"w x 24.25"h
Pastel on suede board

Saturday in Yellow
40"w x 40"h
Oil on canvas

Thankful Magnolia
30.25"w x 45.25"h
Pastel on suede board

Nude
27.5"w x 32.5"h
Pastel on suede board

I Love My Mexican Petunias
23"w x 28"h
Pastel on suede

Tres Palmeras y Las Mesas Blancas
30"w x 40"h
Oil on canvas

Water Under the Bridge
18"w x 18"h
Pastel on suede

Trees of Life
38"w x 16"h
Pastel on suede

Little Bay Birds by the Bar
60"w x 48"h
Oil on canvas

Moon Gazers III
48"w x 23"h
Pastel on suede

Safe 'Neath the Sycamores II
32"w x 46.5"h
Pastel and India ink on suede

Late Escape
24"w x 48"h
Pastel and India ink on suede

Curlews off Glass Avenue
24"w x 24"h
Acrylic on canvas

Find Your Seat
22"w x 32"h
Pastel on suede

Another View
18"w x 22"h
Pastel on suede

Whitewater Park
29 1/2"w x 19 1/4"h
Pastel on suede board

Winter Garden Another View
18"w x 22"h
Pastel on suede board

Winter Garden
25"w x 27 1/2"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Venus
20"w x 29"h
Pastel on suede board

Umbrella for Shade
22 1/2"w x 21"h
Pastel on suede board

Two Swings
21"w x 24"h
Pastel on suede board

Tule Creek Bike & Hike Trail
20"w x 29.5"h
Pastel on suede

Sycamores, Clouds and Waterfalls
Oil on canvas
48”h x 60”w

Super Moon I
48”h x 24”w
Pastel on suede

Saturday in Yellow
40"w x 40"h
Oil on canvas

Safe ‘Neath the Sycamores
48”h x 30”w
Pastel on suede

Reflections in the Turquoise Pool
24"w x 12"h
Oil on canvas

My Wild and Wonderful Backyard
19 1/2"w x 19 1/2"h
Pastel on suede board

Moon and the Window
19 1/2"w x 37 1/2"h
Pastel on suede board

Mellow Man
25”h x 20”w
Pastel on suede

Sunset Moonshine
31 1/4"w x 28 1/4"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

How Small Are We II
40"w x 36"h
Oil on canvas

Great Awakening I
48” h x 60”w
Oil on canvas

Fly Like a Butterfly
21 1/2"w x 24"h
Pastel on suede board

Dog Walkin' I
48”h x 25”w
Pastel on suede

Deck View
20 3/4"w x 24 1/4"h
Pastel on suede board

Boathouse
21"w x 24 1/2"h
Pastel on suede board

Blues
19 1/2"w x 16"h
Pastel on suede board

Blessings
48"w x 36"h
Oil on canvas

A Full Heart
48"w x 36"h
Oil on canvas

My Leaves of Gold
48"w x 23"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Moon Gazers III
48"w x 23"h
Pastel on suede board

Bossa Nova IX
46 1/2"w x 27 1/2"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Moon Gazers II
15 1/2"w x 27"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Moon Gazers I
15 1/2"w x 27"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Who Spilled the Paint
32"w x 22 1/4"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Fishy Fishy
30.25"w x 37.25"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Make a Wish, Make Two!
30"w x 45.25"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Redbud and the Dogwood
30.25"w x 45.25"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Sleeping Sunflowers
48"w x 48"h
Oil on canvas
SOLD

When Waters Fall
22.25"w x 45"h
Pastel & India Ink on suede board
SOLD

Almost!

Moon and the Sunflowers
22"w x 38"h
Pastel on suede
SOLD

Out in the Sticks
48"w x 36"h
Oil on canvas
SOLD

Turquoise Water
17 1/4"w x 32 1/4"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Turquoise Sleeping
48"w x 36"h
Oil on canvas
SOLD

Tree in Turquoise
Oil on canvas
24”h x 48”w
SOLD

Fishin'
25 ½”h x 32”w
Pastel on suede
SOLD

Still Blowin'
47"w x 24"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Fat Boys
19"w x 21"h
Pastel on suede board
SOLD

Sun Drops Through the Fog
48”h x 48”w
Oil on canvas
Robin Hazard graduated from Southern Methodist University with a Bachelor’s degree in Fine Arts. With a major in Studio Art and a minor in Art History, Hazard combined her ability to paint, draw and make prints with her interest in the Old Masters, artists of the Italian Renaissance, and the more contemporary artists Henri Matisse, Henry Moore, and Milton Avery.
At SMU, Hazard studied under Roger Winter who, in 1983, chose Hazard’s early drawings to be part of the Creative Process – Drawing Symposium held at the Kimbell Museum in Ft. Worth, Texas. She furthered her career in Dallas with the Dallas Women’s Caucus for the Arts and many group exhibitions.
Known for her oversized oil paintings and intensely hued abstract pastels, Hazard’s focus has primarily centered on the landscapes of her previous home in Arkansas, as well her visits to the south Texas coast at Rockport. The contrast between the Arkansas and Texas landscapes is as striking as the juxtaposition of colors and shapes in her work. As opposed to the wooded terrain of Arkansas, Rockport is a small fishing town where the skies are huge, the live oaks are bent from the strong coastal winds and the bays are dotted with giant palms and wade fishermen.
Hazard served as the Artist in Residence for the Hot Springs National Park in December 2004, where she painted “How Small Are We?” In this painting, Hazard expresses a personal paradox between her acknowledgement of her brief existence in this world with her profound confidence to create bold and beautiful works of art.
Hazard has been an integral part of the Garvan Woodland Gardens Plein Air painting event in Hot Springs since it’s beginnings in 2001. She has been selected to exhibit in the Arts in the Air at the Rockefeller Institute in 2007 and 2008.
In 2008 Hazard’s painting “Sliver Moon Above The Pines” was selected for the Governor’s Mansion, Arkansas Artists Calendar. “Moon, Star and Firefly” was chosen to exhibit at United States Senator, Mark Pryor’s office, and, her work exhibited with 15 other Arkansas artists in China, first at a museum sponsored by the Chinese Government, and later at a gallery in Shanghai.
2011 brought many changes for the artist. Hazard joined Gallery Central in Hot Springs, Boswell Mourot Fine Art in Little Rock, and Boswell Mourot Fine Art in Miami. In May of 2012 Hazard exhibited in a TWO MAN SHOW at Boswell Mourot Fine Art, in Little Rock, Arkansas with artist Astrid Sohn.
Hazard opened in March of 2013, in Miami and Little Rock respectively, at Boswell Mourot Fine Art with Hans Feyerabend. She also joined Artifacts in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. In August 2014, the artist was featured in Pastel Journal with an article by Carole Katchen titled “Crank Up The Color.” Hazard opened an exhibit at John Brown University titled “Saturation Point II” in September,2014 and another opening at Boswell Mourot Fine Art in Little Rock in November, titled “Movement of Line.” January 15, 2015, Hazard joined Cerulean Gallery, Amarillo for their opening exhibition, “Out of the Blue” and again in July for “Ephemera Suspended.” In January 2016 Hazard exhibited in the Gallery’s First Anniversary Exhibition, “Recollection.” Entering 2017, Hazard exhibited in both the Cerulean Gallery’s Anniversary Exhibition, “The Sky’s the Limit,” in January and “An Eye Full,” which opened in March. Hazard is so excited to announce that in March of 2017, Estelle Stair Gallery in Rockport, Texas is also representing her work.
Hazard moved to Rockport, Texas in the fall of 2015 where she is enjoying a new life and returning home to Texas!