Sharilyn Neidhardt

Our Lady of Seaside Heights, Painting, Oil on Wood Panel

2012

Do you wonder where inspiration comes from? That voice in your head? Your shadow self? Perhaps inspiration comes from looking and listening to something outside of yourself? In creat...

Mixed media acrylic on canvas :: Painting :: Americana :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist :: Ready to Hang: Yes :: Signed: Yes :: S...

A young woman in a Barcelona cafe in a moment of solitude. :: Painting :: Contemporary :: This piece comes with an official certificate of authenticity signed by the artist :: Ready...

The madonna of The Hague (2015) This painting is the culmination of the many previous graphite pencil drawings. Oil on wood panel (85 x 120 x 0.9 cm) Artist: Corné Akkers ...

Robin Asquini's "By The Shore" is an original, handmade oil painting that depicts a portrait of a female with large green and teal brushstrokes surrounding her figure. Robyn Asquin...

Oil paint, pastel and charcoal on paper Signed and dated by the artist lower left

James Mattison (1990) is a self-taught fine artist focusing on contemporary impressions of people and his surroundings both of his home in New England and beyond. Born in Portland, M...

Celebrating our common colors as well as our diversity is Linden Godlove’s latest series of encaustics, “The Muses.” The paintings are modeled after icons, with a direct gaze that hearkens a response to their spirit, to find company in their character. This particular piece is the "Muse of Transition" and is part of a set of nine that are sold separately from one another. Encaustic painting is an ancient art form (some early icons are encaustic), where hot wax is mixed with pigment and resin, and painted while liquid. Throughout the process, everything is repeatedly fused with fire and sometimes things melt in an unintended direction. Linden’s process involves repeatedly carving parts out and filling them back in, so the works are splayed out in a loose application of hot liquid, then cut back, then washed over with brushes of hot wax again. It’s a combination of chaos and control. The series draws inspiration from women all over the globe, as originally photographed by Mihaela Noroc for her book The Atlas of Beauty. A portion of the proceeds from these sales will go towards her project. While internationally influenced, the pieces were painted, scraped, and carved at the artist’s hundred year old Detroit...