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Same style different execution. Italian copper leaf and fluorescent thread sewn on Splendorlux Black Gloss

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This painting was inspired by the idea that we are shaped by outside forces, but remain unchanged, we persist in the face of adversity. It is what makes us human. My energetic oil paintings of stallions explore and illustrate movement through nature. This work represents an immigrant journey or strength and perseverance. I incorporate both contemporary (watercolor) and traditional (ink calligraphy) painting styles into this series.

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Art has been with Shao Yuan Zhang for the majority of his extraordinary, and at times difficult, life journey. Raised in communist China...

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"I decided to lean into the suggestive pose of the figure," shares artist Sumner Crenshaw, "creating a work that radiates with confident sensuality and femini...

8 color ultra chrome HD archival digital ink on archival paper. Editions of 25 Print to Order INQUIRE ABOUT FRAMING About the Artist: Eric Ernst (grandson of Max Ernst, son of Jim...

The painting "Two My Cat" is an emotional work of art, capturing the gentle and friendly moments between two cats. With its delicate painting style and attention to detail, this wo...

Sam Francis Suite of Four Limited Edition Ceramic Plates, ca. 2000 Set of four (4) limited edition ceramic plates in original museum box Edition of 2000 7 × 7 inches Unframed Note: M...

Edition of 20 pieces

ChatGPT In the forest deep, where shadows play, A lone wolf wanders, night and day. No pack to howl, no kin to greet, Just echoing steps and a heart’s faint beat. Yet in the...

Thomas Nozkowski Flare: Thomas Nozkowski Images (hand signed by Thomas Nozkowski), 2009 Limited Edition monograph on fine art paper (hand signed and dated by Thomas Nozkowski on the ...

Blues, 100x80cm, oil on canvas

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Part of artist Naoko Paluszak's signature series Who Are These Angels. A diaphanous figure appears to be swaying on her feet. Focused light shimmers on her wh...

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Part of Naoko's signature series, Who Are These Angels. A diaphanous angel stands quietly in a deep blue landscape. The tonal quality of the painting accentua...

Power Surge 38-Running Self Diagnostics .jpga 8 color ultra chrome HD archival digital ink on archival paper. Editions of 25 Print to Order INQUIRE ABOUT FRAMING About the Artist: Eric Ernst (grandson of Max Ernst, son of Jimmy Ernst) was born in Norwalk, Connecticut in 1956 into a family of some notoriety in the art world. Originally intent on avoiding any direct involvement in the arts himself, he graduated from George Washington University with a B.A. in Japanese Studies followed by an all-but-completed M.A. in the same subject from the University of Michigan (to this day he insists the actual writing of the master’s thesis should just be considered a minor formality). In between these academic respites, he lived in Japan working as an apprentice to a Japanese woodblock artist, studied Zen meditation, and was employed as a disc jockey...

This painting, crafted with the gentle play of oil colors, invites you into a serene, ethereal landscape. Its soft, sweeping strokes and calming blue hues evoke a sense of tranquilit...

"Life is for the brave No.1" is a large abstract painting, an acrylic on canvas measuring 120x60 cm. Warm pastel colors like peach, rose, mint, and sand blend together in a lyrical a...

"Home to you“ is a semi-abstract painting, 80 x 80 cm on canvas. Home is where we find our balance, the point which connects us with the heart. So home has more to do with a p...

Edition of 20 pieces

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Fiery trees tower over a path that opens up to a sparkling hidden beach. Artist James Hartman rendered this piece by first creating his own cradled panel. He ...

She walks like rain, soft as midnight's hush— a blue angel in disguise, wings folded beneath denim skies. Her glance heals, her silence sings, and no one knows she's made of...

This joyful piece will add a touch of warmth to any space. With its soft colour scheme of pinks and yellow ochre, layers of brush strokes and other mark making, ‘Into the Playgroun...

The name Leach is synonymous with pottery. The pioneering works of Janet Leach (1918-1997) have often been overshadowed by the reputation of her husband, Bernard (1887-1979) who, tog...

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This painting was inspired by the idea that we are shaped by outside forces, but remain unchanged, we persist in the face of adversity. It is what makes us human. My energetic oil paintings of stallions explore and illustrate movement through nature. This work represents an immigrant journey or strength and perseverance. I incorporate both contemporary (watercolor) and traditional (ink calligraphy) painting styles into this series.

About the Artist
Art has been with Shao Yuan Zhang for the majority of his extraordinary, and at times difficult, life journey. Raised in communist China...

Irving B Haynes FAIA (1927 – 2005) Painting on heavy paper Hand initialed recto and hand signed and dated verso Irving B Haynes FAIA (1927 – 2005) was an American architect and preservationist. He practiced architectural design in Pawtucket and Providence, Rhode Island from 1961 to 1994 and taught at the Rhode Island School of Design from 1973 to 2005. Irving Bogle Haynes was born on January 14, 1927, in Waterville, Maine. He was educated at Colby College before transferring to the Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), graduating with a BFA in 1951 and a BS in architecture in 1954. He worked for architects Robinson, Green & Beretta from 1954 to 1957 and for Harkness & Geddes from 1957 to 1958 before joining the Pawtucket firm of Monahan, Meikle & Johnson. After the retirements of Monahan and Meikle, in 1961 Haynes became a partner in the reorganized Johnson & Haynes. When Johnson retired from practice in 1968 Haynes succeeded to the business, and moved it to Providence in 1970. The business was reorganized as Irving B. Haynes & Associates in 1978 with the addition of Cornelis de Boer, and as Haynes/de Boer Associates in 1994 when Haynes retired from practice. A former professor at the prestigious Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), Haynes was a true renaissance man: war veteran, architect, talented athlete, photographer and jazz pianist. He then went on to have a distinguished career as a painter and architect for nearly half a century. Painting, however, was Haynes’ true passion. A confirmed “modernist", he utilized a variety of media on paper -- crayon, wax, watercolor, oil painting and acrylic -- to manipulate light, texture, shape and line. He was especially renowned for his skillful use of color. They have a densequilt like color field, cubist feel to them. His friend and colleague at RISD, Thomas Lyon Mills, told the Brown Daily Herald, “Irving admired other painters whose idealistic search for precision often was a difficult one...He loved Paul Cezanne...Cezanne’s color and rock-solid compositions that were at once flat and spatial.” In 2005, just a few months after his death, RISD’s Industrial Design Department Gallery hosted an exhibition of his most recent works called “Irving B. Haynes: Paintings, 2001-2005”. In 2009 the Newport Art Museum held another retrospective titled "Irving B. Haynes, Abstractions: 1960-2005". Examples of his work are in the permanent collections of the Newport Art Museum and the RISD Art Museum. Haynes became known both as an architect and preservationist early in his career. In the 1960s he was responsible for some of the most outstanding new works in urban renewal areas in Pawtucket and Providence and was responsible for the reconstruction and restoration of the First Unitarian Church of Providence following a devastating fire. Later he restored Providence City Hall and the Westminster Arcade and in 1981, along with William D. Warner and Friedrich St. Florian, Haynes devised the original scheme for Waterplace Park, later executed by Warner. Haynes joined the American Institute of Architects in 1962 and was elected a Fellow in 1982. In 1973 Haynes joined the RISD faculty, teaching foundation studies. In 1980 he was promoted to assistant professor and after his retirement from practice focused on his teaching. He became a full professor in 1997 and retired in 2005, shortly before his death. RISD is one of the great art campuses and has produced Famous Artists and Designers such as Shepard Fairey, Kara Walker, Jenny Holzer, Dale Chihuly, Do-Ho Suh , Tavares Strachan and Rose B. Simpson. Notable Faculty have include Diane Arbus, Jennifer Packer...

Artwork with embedded herbarium flowers, plants and herbs in handmade paper explores the beauty of nature preserved in time in the work “Starry Meadow”. Conceptually, the work explo...

"Where Are We? 19" is an invitation to join the artist's creative process. The dynamic composition and bold mark making offer a glimpse into a world of constant change and reevaluati...

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Artist Stanislav Sidorov presents an expressionist overhead view of Meissen Germany as part of his Cityscape series. The scene boasts old European architecture and stands beautifully in vibrant colors. Blue gusts of wind blow over the red roofs of the houses on a fantastic autumn day. Stanislav paints with a palette knife for a sharp application of structure and color.

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Stanislav Sidorov saturates his canvas with the expressive color characteristic of the Russian...

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Artist Melissa Gannon paints a vibrant landscape of autumnal aspens. Melissa draws inspiration from her adventure of a trip thro...

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"This peaceful composition was inspired by the lush green colors of a summer day in the forest, with the softening effect of light rain and the sun finding it...

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Artist Janet Dyer pictures an expressionist sun setting behind lakeside mountains. She captures the warm orange glow of the last moments of its descent. "Softly the evening came with the sunset," quotes Janet. In her trademark style of minimalist strokes, she envisions Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's iconic poetry.

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Janet Dyer doesn’t like to spend too much time talking about her art, as she’d rather be creating it. She doesn’t have an artist statement, the traditional statement of purpose crafted by visual artists to explain their method. On becoming an artist, Janet simply states, “I picked up some crayons and pencils and brushes and kept using them.” She believes the process of creating art is equal in importance to the final product. The artist enjoys relinquishing control of her paintings to find delightful surprises in her so-called “mistakes.” Janet's expressively gestural yet bucolic landscapes are a testament to the success of her method.

Words that describe this painting: nature, spring, forsythia, yellow, river, water, trees, reflection, abstract, acrylicpaint, sunset, expressionism, expressionism, nature, acrylic painting, green

Sunset on the River...

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With quick textured strokes, artist George Peebles displays a prismatic multicolored tree at the center of a flat open field. Shades of orange, green, and violet make up the gleaming leaves. The bright blue sky lights up the mystifying background. He paints the piece with mindful thought and inspiration.

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Award-winning artist, George Peebles specializes in contemporary panoramic scenes. Breathtaking combinations of brilliant hues and gradients of rich skies map out his paintings. “My art is a reflection of the place inside each of us where we connect to nature,” says George. Based in Michigan, he draws inspiration from electric moments within his environment. Each stroke is an inward expression of his emotions as he paints from memory. George, being colorblind views his work as a lifelong process that leads him to new concepts and ideas best expressed on his canvas. When he’s out of the studio, George works as a chef at their local hospital. His work is represented in eighteen healthcare facilities.

Words that describe this painting: tree, landscape, grass, sky, horizon, clouds, oilpaint, expressionism, nature, texture, expressionism, nature, oil painting, blue

Like a Dream...

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This ethereal portrait of a woman represents a fleeting encounter that fades away. Rendered with soft light, the painting mimics the quality of a dream disapp...

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Artist Judy Mackey created this expressive semi-abstract garden view while thinking about the new flowers springing up from the ground and the daylight-saving...

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For years, artist Colette Wirz Nauke has found inspiration in the delicate, fleeting cherry blossoms that appear in early spring. "This floral painting expres...

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A modernist portrait combining a realistic face and an abstract figure. Artist Ryan Pickart uses negative space to explore how the...

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A live model was the inspiration for this painting. Feeling moved by her pose, I started with a basic line drawing using charcoal. I...

Still life with oysters, 80х80cm, print on canvas Edition of 20 pieces

Vibrant colors and abstract forms create a lively and surreal composition. Various shapes and humanoid figures are interspersed across the panel, evoking a sense of motion and divers...

Black music, 174x157 cm, oil on canvas

Pandora, 98x70cm, oil on canvas

Blues, 100x80cm, oil on canvas

Red Valley

This hand-crafted glass sculpture "Sunset" vividly depicts a desert scene with cacti and an intense sunset. Thousands of artfully arranged pieces of glass blend together to create th...

my work is rooted in the tension between abstraction and figuration, where the boundaries between form and formlessness blur, inviting the viewer into an intense, often chaotic visua...

This is a similar commission of 'Split silence' Not exact but as close as possible to the original This is a striking and emotionally charged piece that feels like a portrait caught ...

This hand-crafted glass sculpture and urn "Sunset" is a unique colored glass window model that vividly depicts a desert scene with cacti and an in...

This stunning Mid Century Modern welded bronze sculpture was realized by the esteemed 20th Century artist Tony Rosenthal circa 1965. Signed and dated by the artist (and with an inclu...

This hand-crafted glass sculpture "Sunset" vividly depicts a desert scene with cacti and an intense sunset. Thousands of artfully arranged pieces of glass blend together to create th...

"Where the Horizon is Bornâ€

Connection 11 is on stretched canvas using professional quality artist acrylic.. Colors include pewter/. soft yellow/gold. black and rust. My paintings develop by experimenting wi...

"Le Solitaire" is a portrait of solitude, not as loneliness, but as quiet strength. The figure stands apart, introspective, grounded, and untouched by the noise of the world. Surroun...

The Moment Before captures the fragile hush between intention and consequence. A golden animal stands on the left, innocent, ancient, unaware, rendered with a warm, almost sacred pr...

A figure dissolved into shadow and movement, carrying unspoken thoughts within layers of bruised blues and fractured light. The painting feels heavy yet alive—an inner presence sus...

WONDER 4 is on stretched canvas using professional acrylic paints. A coat of varnish is applied before shippind. I love the challenge of making art. The creation of something that...

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Encaustic Art is a kind that touches the the viewer with raw emotion. This work by Midland, Michigan artis Fletcher Dean comes with advice from the artist himself on the back to prot...

Introducing to you a vibrant work of art called "My Cat" - a beautiful painting created by artist Anh Tuan Le. This painting is not only a work of art, but also a unique portrait t...

A colorful expression of the beauty, mystery and feeling of Nature as personally experienced through my life. Not sure if my work "evokes the allusion of the reflection of an emotio...

A dynamic arrangement of abstract shapes and forms showcases bold contrasts and vibrant colors, featuring stylized hands and animal-like figures. The composition is divided into sect...

This painting on raw cotton, without gesso. It provides a nice, slightly more absorbent surface to work on, especially if you're working on board or raw canvas. I send this in a roll...