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Bri is a 55 year old woman from Kingston, Ontario, Canada
"Appreciation is a wonderful thing; it makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well." ~~~Voltaire Quotes | On Hotlinking | SU blogging tips | Musical nepotism
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Mira Godard Gallery
Rated • 1 review • fine arts • godardgallery.com
From the page: "Established in 1962,
Mira Godard Gallery is one of Canada's largest commercial art galleries with three floors of exhibition space featuring paintings, sculpture, and works on paper, including original prints and photographs.
The Mira Godard Gallery focuses on contemporary Canadian and international art. "
- VICTOR CICANSKY
"Spiral Peach Bonsai" 2006
patinated bronze, acrylic paint and wax - ALEX COLVILLE
"Bridge and Raven " 1993
original signed screenprint - JOE FAFARD
"Cornelius en Hiver" 2004
patinated bronze
"Dyck" 2005
patinated bronze, 10 1/4 x 14 x 4 in. - LAURENT GUÉRIN
"Sans Titre " 2006
digital print on paper - ANDREW HEMINGWAY
"Still Life Suspension Apples" 2004
pastel on board
"Still Life Autumn Leaf" 2004
pastel on board - JANE HINTON
"Canadian Cliché" 1996
silver print - PATRICK HUGHES
"Indoors" 2000
hand-painted multiple with lithography - JEREMY SMITH
"Self-Portrait (Mirror)" 2004
original signed screenprint
suggested by idealist; firste seen in bamfield's reviews
- VICTOR CICANSKY
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JPC Artworks - Redesigned Site in Progress
Rated • 3 reviews • fine arts • jpc-artworks.com
The timing is perfect to visit the entrancing Winter Solstice - Yule Gallery - lovely artwork.
Don't miss, either, the well-footnoted article
The Magical Giftbringers of Yule: St. Lucia & the Holly King, telling the story of the ancient traditions that have been adopted in one form or another into Western holiday feasts.
From the page: "We walk between the worlds during the season of Yuletide, especially during the Thirteen Nights of Solstice. If we keep our senses sharp and our imaginations lively, we may encounter many strange and wonderful beings during this liminal time instead of just that tired old department store Santa.
It has been suggested that the Twelve Days of Christmas were originally thirteen nights, dating from the dark moon nearest the Winter Solstice until the next Full Moon, a period of about thirteen days."
Images copyright Joanna Powell Colbert
suggested by Idrys
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Peabody Fine Art Gallery of Original And Ltd. Edition Art...
Rated • 2 reviews • fine arts • peabodyfineart.com
The art in this site is actually quite fun!
- Markus Pierson
American Coyote in Paris'
Art History Suite #3 - Portraits of Klimt and Matisse' - Ron Burns
Gracie - Anton Arkhipov
King and Queen of Hearts - Grace Slick
Janis Wood Nymph - Riki Nelson
Swingin' Bass'
Sax in the Park, Los Gatos - Janet Treby
Anastasia - Alfred Gockel
Jazz Trio
suggested by Jack-Benny; first seen in pixelpig's reviews
- Markus Pierson
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Patinae Online Fine Art Gallery - Hosted By Ken &Sherri...
Rated • 1 review • fine arts, painting, art • patinae.com
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http://www.galleryguide.com/
Rated • 1 review • fine arts • galleryguide.com
GALLERYGUIDE.COM
A galleries portal featuring some superb art
- Gustavo Lopez Armentia
- Karin Davie
- Winifred Godfrey
- Kenney Mencher
- Fred Otnes
- John Young
- Hung Liu
Matriarchs
Portrait of China Mary, 2006
Kitchen Goddess (detail) - John Newsom
Rest in Peace (detail)
first seen in macon's reviews
- Gustavo Lopez Armentia
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Visions Fine Art Gallery - Sedona Arizona - Paintings 1
Rated • 38 reviews • fine arts • visionsfineart.com
A stunning gallery featuring multiple artists in several media. One thing most of them have in common is that their art is luminous, glowing.
- Octavio Ocampo
Shiva - Simon Bull
Lydia - Sandro Del-Prete
The Dream Taken by Wind and Time - Jia Lu
Adrift - Henry Asencio
Embrace - Gary Benfield
Rosa - Rodd Ambroson
Joy - Bernard Katz
Chalice Root - Amethyst
suggested by DustyFleas; first seen in cowbuoy's reviews
- Octavio Ocampo
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ArtMagick :: Your Source of Visual Intoxication ::...
Rated • 25 reviews • fine arts • artmagick.com
Worth a daily visit for the featured painting. The site is aptly named; there is such magic in these works.
From the page: "ArtMagick is a virtual gallery dedicated to the continual quest of seeking out obscure 19th century artists and long-forgotten paintings showing a "magic world of romance and pictured poetry". The majority of the content in the archive covers the Pre-Raphaelite and Symbolist movements."
And the galleries: "ArtMagick Galleries - an eclectic offering of poetry, pictures and original articles. The common thread is a relevance to 19th and early 20th century art and literature."
- Lucien Levy-Dhurmer
Vent d'Automme - Portrait de Mlle Suzanne S.
[Autumn Wind - Portrait of Ms Suzanne S.] - Sidney Harold Meteyard
Vacation Exercise (John Milton)
'Good luck befriend thee, son, for at thy birth
The Fairy ladies danced upon the hearth.'
Lucifer and Prince Henry ('The Golden Legend' by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow)
'Behold it here! this little flask Contains the wonderful quintessence.' - Arnold Böcklin
Flora - Frederic Lord Leighton
Clytie - Mr. E. Blair Leighton
The Secret
The End of the Song - Fernand Khnopff
Stephane Mallarme's Poetry (Listening to Flowers)
first seen in CathyAnne's reviews
- Lucien Levy-Dhurmer
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http://www.neverhappened.org/
Rated • 9 reviews • fine arts, photos, videos • neverhappened.org
Interesting photo and art blog. One guy's collection.
A Contented Skull, 2003
Dimensions variable, mural installation
Installation view of site-specific wall installation at Vancouver Art Gallery, Vancouver, B.C., 2003
Link
He deals with the issue of "to hotlink or to copy" by copying, crediting and linking as above. He also has a gallery of "desktop detritus" which he explains: "Desktop Detritus comes around every time I have a desktop that is crammed full of images I've forgotten the origin of. It's kind of like when driftwood piles up on a beach, but instead of trees that have been floating around at sea for years, Desktop Detritus is made up of lonely jpegs who no longer know where they came from. The intention is to give these poor lost images homes once again, and to reunite artists with their creative offspring."
One way to handle it, yes. But how will artists know to find these images on his blog?
suggested by Blueoni
suggested by ; first seen in aliroth's reviews
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peter callesen
Rated • 21 reviews • fine arts • oncotton.co.uk
