Carlos Hiller, Underwater Paintings
Rated • 3 reviews • painting • carloshiller.com
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Last seen: 10 days ago
Bri is a 55 year old woman from Kingston, Ontario, Canada
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Oil Paintings by Sandra Bierman
Rated • 1 review • painting • sandrabierman.com
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Himalayan Art Resources
Rated • 47 reviews • buddhism, eastern studies, painting, art, sculpture • himalayanart.org
Himalayan art; a feast for the eyes, soul-stirring.
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first seen in osoposo's pages
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David M. Lenz Official Website
Rated • 6 reviews • painting • davidmlenz.com
David M Lenz
paintings
beautiful photorealism, actually, astonishing realism - portraits of people in their environments.
Sunrise (oil on linen 1998)
Dairyland (oil on linen 2003)
No Luck Today (oil on linen 1995)
suggested by tartarsauce; photo from this site first seen in ihavewebfeet's pages
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Andrew Hersey
Rated • 15 reviews • interior design, painting, photography • andrewhersey.com
Andrew Hersey
Beautiful work, varied, evocative, sometimes soothing, sometimes saddening.
Don't miss the archives section!
suggested by angelinfreefall
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http://artshaitian.lm.com/
Rated • 1 review • painting, haiti, arts, art • lm.com
Haitian Art: food for the spirit
Exactly what it says. This gallery features many many works by different artists, vibrant with luminous colour.
From the page: "Haitian Paintings, works of art from a land of poverty and deprivation
that evoke the joy, pain and richness of the human spirit"
- Rene Haspil
10x8" Acrylic and plaster on canvas
"Coqs"
2005 - Frantz Zephirin
16x12" Acrylic on Board
Damballah et Shango
40x30" Acrylic on canvas
The resurrection of Grande Brigette
1996
60x40' Acrylic on canvas
Coup d'Etat
1994 - From the page: "The Bourique, (donkey) represents the Haitian people who supported both the military who are represented by the man in the blue uniform and President Aristide who is represented by the rooster. The military is shown as having beheaded itself, symbolizing that it has lost credibility with the population by overthrowing Aristide. From the bloody neck stump of the blue figuresprouts a sapling, symbolizing the frail hope for the future of democracy in Haiti. " - Gesner Abelard
23"x7.5" Oil on canvas
"Butterflies and Flowers" - Agathe Aladin
20x24" Acrylic on Canvas.
"Dear Deer"
- Rene Haspil
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Original Watercolor Paintings -- Weborg Lodge
Rated • 1 review • painting • weborglodge.com
Weborg Lodge Studio
Lovely tranquil paintings.
suggested by nan; first seen in rustycraven's reviews
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Statens Museum for Kunst
Rated • 1 review • art history, painting, arts • smk.dk
A Danish art museum site; thoroughly informative; I particularly like the 10 icons section with its insight into selected artists and their work.
- C. W. Eckersberg
Selfportrait
A View through Three of the North Western Arches of the Third Storey of the Colosseum.
From the site: "Eckersberg's view of his subject matter was often dispassionate and analytical. One may even sense an emptiness and absence of life in his images. Rather than getting below the surface of things, he sought to capture the pure, simple, and harmonious lines of their exteriors. " - Cornelius Norbertus Gijsbrechts
Trompe l'oeil with Studio Wall and Vanitas Still Life
From the site: "The painting on the shelf shows a still life of a number of objects, all of them symbols of the brevity of life. It is a so-called vanitas still life. The soap bubbles symbolise the fragile nature of life, the burnt-down candle and the hourglass speaks of the passage of time, the pipe and tobacco are an allegory of transience of earthly pleasures, while the skull illustrates the irrevocable nature of death. ..." - Jens Ferdinand Willumsen
Self-Portrait in the garden at "Friheden"
A Mountain Climber
From the site: "J.F. Willumsen could have elected to depict his wife, Edith Wessel, in a pretty and peaceful landscape to accentuate a gentle and calm femininity. Instead, he has painted her in the foreground of a grand mountain landscape. Flanked by the imposing crags, stretching up from remote depths to reach for the sky behind her, she is imbued with strength and energy. Like the mountain peaks, she appears mighty and soaring - like a primeval force of will and power."
suggested by Amp1985; first seen in macon's reviews
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Patinae Online Fine Art Gallery - Hosted By Ken &Sherri...
Rated • 1 review • fine arts, painting, art • patinae.com
