Art & Illustration of all types

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oil on linen Vivian by John Hardy



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I quit using oils years go, and switched to acrylics. Oils dry too slowly

 

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Florida Flamingos - Bert Emanuel

 

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Tropical Ocean Fish - Bert Emanuel

 

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Macaws of South America - Bert Emanuel

 

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Ralph Goings (American, 1928-2016)
"Still Life with Straws," 1978
Watercolor and graphite on paper.

 

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Ralph Goings (American, 1928-2016)
"Still Life with Straws," 1978
Watercolor and graphite on paper.


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Water color and graphite! That is so amazing how it looks so real.

 

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Water color and graphite! That is so amazing how it looks so real.

Could have taken a photograph. Less time and trouble.

 

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Is the artist saying something here ?

 

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Sculpture by French Artist Valerie Hadida.

 

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Adam Clague Jeannas Joy


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Bottom one is OK, but I really like the top one. Makes you feel good. Nice.

 

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Mandolin - Double Stops -
The dots on the fingerboard are notes. The colored lines connecting the dots (notes) are "double stops (ie. the harmonic blending of the 2 notes played simultaneously). These are shown as color blends > red + blue = purple......yellow + blue = green......red + yellow = orange......white + red = pink.
Just as the notes of the mandolin (and violin) blend to the ear, here, these same notes blend in color, to the eye.
Together with the painting, there is a video in which I play the double tops on the mandolin, thus adding a video and audio feature, so you can see/hear exactly what is represented in the painting.

 

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Violin - Double Stops
The dots on the fingerboard are notes. The colored lines connecting the dots (notes) are "double stops (ie. the harmonic blending of the 2 notes played simultaneously). These are shown as color blends > red + blue = purple......yellow + blue = green......red + yellow = orange......white + red = pink.
Just as the notes of the Violin (and mandolin) blend to the ear, here, these same notes blend in color, to the eye.
NOTE: Along with this painting, there is a VIDEO of me (Bert Emanuel) playing the Violin, and illustrating all these double stops, thus adding a video and audio feature, so you can see/hear exactly what is represented in the painting.

 

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“Maternity Waiting Room” by Norman Rockwell (1946).

 

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Architecture by Gaudi
Barcelona, Spain.

 

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This is a beautiful twin-handled vase made of Art Nouveau pewter, which dates back to 1906. This exquisite piece of art was auctioned by the prestigious Christie's auction house, known for its exceptional collection of rare and unique antiques.

 

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