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Gustav Klimt
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An art appreciation life
Every portrait painted with feeling is the portrait of the artist, not the sitter- Oscar Wilde
Contemporary, modern, impressionist, baroque, cubism, pop-art, minimalist, renaissance, everything.
Painting, sculptures, installations, photography, etc.
This is an art appreciation life.
Forever and always.
(Feel free to submit or ask to have your favorite artists/artwork up!)
Contemporary, modern, impressionist, baroque, cubism, pop-art, minimalist, renaissance, everything.
Painting, sculptures, installations, photography, etc.
This is an art appreciation life.
Forever and always.
(Feel free to submit or ask to have your favorite artists/artwork up!)
~ Monday, January 14 ~
~ Sunday, January 13 ~
Photographer & Artist:
Rick Garrett
“Symbiosis”
“Symbiosis is a new series exploring ideas regarding love, relationships, magic, Alchemy and mutually beneficial partnerships in nature. This is the first finished image from this series. The finished images are small - 3.25 x 4.25 inches printed on 5 x 7 paper. Each piece is an original, with acrylic paint applied directly to the surface.”
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~ Saturday, January 12 ~
~ Wednesday, January 9 ~
~ Monday, January 7 ~
Lukasz Wodynski - Machination of Dementia (2012)
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Rim Lee, The Mess of Emotion No.11, 2010 (Oil on Canvas)
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~ Sunday, January 6 ~
~ Saturday, January 5 ~
~ Friday, January 4 ~
Madame Moitessier - Jean-Auguste Dominique Ingres. Detail.
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~ Thursday, January 3 ~
Maia Flore - Two Directions
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Vicente Romero Redondo (b. 1956)
The young dancer, pastel, 39.4 x 27.5 inches.
Vicente Romero Redondo is a Spanish artist from Madrid. He graduated with special honours from the High School for Art “San Fernando”, the most prestigious art school in Spain (Salvador Dalí studied there from 1922 to 1926). During the first years he dedicated all his time to sculpture, but soon realized that only by painting he could express all the sensibility he possessed and needed to transmit. Since the early 90s Romero’s paintings have been shown in individual expositions in Spain, the UK, France and Portugal.
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