One eye sees, the other feels. ~ Paul Klee
Paul Klee "Red and White Domes" (1914)
Johanne Cullen (Canadian, born 1959) "Délire" [Delirium], (2022) Oil on canvas 72 x 48 inches Private collection Johanne Cullen was born in Quebec City. Graduated in Fine Arts at University of Quebec in Montreal. She lives and works in…
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Beautiful vivid art palette and brush in a mix of fresh paint.
The "Girl with a Pearl Earring" - Johannes Vermeer…
THE ILLUSTRATIONS OF GUSTAF…
Linda Vine Artist..…
The Panorama 360 of Scheveningen: Mesdag’s Cylindrical Painting,at the Hague,Holland
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The Apocalypse Tapestry…
Reproduction Recycled Antiques For The Next Generation..
One of my 'on the side' personal…
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©2009Portfolio - Wild flowers -Water…
"There are always flowers for those who want to see them"
~ H. Matisse…
To his brother Theo, Vincent van Gogh wrote:
"I have new ideas and I have new means of expressing what I want,…
"But always on that angel brow
Rests such a shade of deep despair,
As nought divine could ever know."
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Art by Lucy Grossmith
Snowdrop Time
by Mary…
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I was so happy with my first bird in this series that I made a second one. Just love the textures.
8x8 inches (bird area), acrylic paint skins.
~ Marianne Reitsma
They are all such beautiful images!
Her eis an Italian one!
Boticelli!
The original watercolour painting was done by an Artist in Niagara on the Lake Ontario, Canada. Her name is Trisha Romance.
"Decorating the Christmas Tree", (1898)
by Carl Larsson (Swedish, 1853-1919)
I really like the picture from Carl Larsson here. Thanks for placing it up here Eva.
Indeed, it is very Sweedish looking!
And, of coure, beautiful!
“Wren The Christmas Sheep”
Painted by Mary Miller Veazie
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So good! I love his eyes!
"Art is a sublime mission. It is the attempt of a mind to understand the universe and then to translate it into the understanding of others." ~ Auguste Rodin
Such a beautiful piece here. I love it!
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