Felix Campean

Tree

2024

It is a work that celebrates the vitality and complexity of nature. The branches, protagonists of the composition, extend in all directions, symbolizing growth and the expansion of l...

It is a work that explores nature through a subtle play of shapes and colors. The branches, intertwined and extensive, symbolize the interconnection and latent force of nature. It in...

Felix Campean's artwork presents a scene of a human body emerging with astonishing anatomical precision, capturing every detail of musculature and skin with hyper-realistic fidelity....

The artwork of Felix Campean presents a scene of a human body emerging with astonishing anatomical precision, capturing every detail of the musculature and skin with hyperrealistic f...

Pitanius "Tree" 2013 Japanese Sumi Ink and Gouache on Paper 26 x 38 inches About the artist Pitanius was born in 1986 in Tbilisi, Georgia. Pitanius’s artistic journey has been on...

"Después del árbol" (After the Tree) by Celia Herr. Oil on canvas measuring 89 x 116 cm / 35 x 45.67 inches. "Después de árbol" immerses us in a contemplative landscape, where emoti...

What would the last tree do? Would it come through a window, a door? There are several of the works that I have generated that express the deep concern I hold for our home planet. Th...

Trees Kiln-fired enamel 4.5" h x 3.5" w 9" h x 8.5" (framed) Max Karp is widely recognized as the chief innovator of modern enameling. Self-taught and driven, over the years he perfected a unique process which allowed for his creation of museum-quality, kiln-fired two-dimensional painting. Karp was born in Ohio in 1916 but raised in California. He began painting as a child by depicting various species of birds and insects for his father who was an ornithologist and entomologist. In the mid-1960's, Karp became interested in the enamel process. Over the last half century, his paintings have received critical recognition and in 1970 Hamilton Mint commissioned Karp to produce paintings of the four seasons of the year, which were then issued as a limited edition of plates on precious metal. In 1980 Karp's enamel portrait of Beverly Sills, the American Queen of Opera, was presented to the singer following her final performance. His work is included in numerous private collections including those of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, Margaretta “Happy" Rockefeller, and Sarah Churchill...