Hannelore Baron

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 WOW! Well, where do I even start? My respect for Hannelore climbed up the ladder fairly quickly. Her story is inspiring and thrilling. What I find most captivating about her work is that she uses her life experiences as a catalyst to transform pain into beauty. 

I appreciate her use of watercolor in this piece which is one of my favorite.



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