UGallery Figurative Paintings

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I used the activity of transplanting tree saplings as a way to connect the city and the country in this painting. I'm interested in surreal scenes where peopl...

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This piece is number 118 from my Who are These Angels series.

About the Artist
Naoko Paluszak began her career b...

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This painting is on a gallery wrapped canvas with finished black edges. It comes ready to hang.

About the Artist
Naoko Paluszak began her career ...

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This piece is number 71 from my ;Who Are These Angels; series. This painting is on a gallery wrapped canvas with finished ...

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This painting is number 85 from my series of mysterious figures titled Who Are These Angels. The piece is on a gallery wr...

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This piece is made of oil paint on a gallery wrapped canvas with finished edges. It comes ready to hang.

About the Artist
Naoko Paluszak began her career by studying graphic design in Tokyo, followed by several years working as a designer, before switching to oil painting. Now located in the United States, Naoko continues to develop her style through different series of paintings that have varying degrees of abstraction. By bridging representational with non-representational forms, the artist seeks to stir personal memories and spark new narratives. “Art is about having a sense of mystery and drama,” she says. Naoko is also passionate about color. She mixes her paints based on the intuitive emotions that different colors can trigger within the viewer, and within herself.

The Quiet Forest...

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This contemporary figurative painting was inspired by my viewpoint from a pier in California of the pedestrians and cyclists below. My signature brushwork ren...

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Two geishas are laughing joyfully. Unlike American culture that cherishes beautiful smiles, Japanese women smiling while showing their teeth showing are often...

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I hope my work inspires you to rediscover the wonder and joy in the everyday. This contemporary figurative painting was inspired by the view from my hotel balcony of the pedestrians walking below me. Using my signature Pixel Impressionist brush strokes, I created the motion of the walking figure and my passion for the subject.

About the Artist
Warren Keating's paintings start with documentation. He captures subjects on video from birds-eye views, digitizes the film on his computer and, finally, paints them on canvas in an active style he describes as Pixel Impressionism. He merges artistic elements of the 20th Century with 21st Century technology. Warren credits Futurism as well as Richard Diebenkorn and Willem de Kooning as influences in his paintings. Fun fact: Warren’s inspiration for this series came from a vacation to Paris where he photographed passersby from his hotel balcony in Saint-Germain-des-Prés.

Words that describe this painting: aerial view, contemporary, figurative art, Impressionistic figure, people in motion, mobile phone, cowboy boots, walking, people, man, urban portrait, Paris, Gerhard Richter, impressionism, people, fashion, representational, oil painting, grey, blue, yellow

Cowboy Boots and Cell Phone...

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This contemporary figurative painting was inspired by my aerial view of the pedestrians below from my hotel balcony in Paris. My signature Pixel Impressionist...

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This is Who Are These Angels CIX, an original oil painting on gallery wrapped canvas.

About the Artist
Naoko Pal...

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This is "Who Are These Angels CVI," an original oil painting on gallery wrapped canvas.

About the Artist
Naoko Paluszak began her career by ...

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This is "Who Are These Angels "CIII", an original oil painting on Gallery wrapped canvas. This large painting measures 36" x 36" x 1.5 inches. The sides are p...

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This piece is from my Who are These Angels series. This piece is on gallery wrapped canvas and the painting continues aroun...