Saturday, December 7, 2024
Happy New Year
New Year Background. Clock countdown. golden Holiday abstract defocused Background With glowing Stars. Blurred Bokeh. Blurred background
Happy New Year
Beautiful Holiday background for Valentine`s Day, New Year. Decorative heart of fireworks on night sky background. Abstract template with copy space for design flyer, greeting card. Love concept
Stock Images
Stacks of Chanukah coins, gelt, large dreidel the traditional Jewish toy, a spinning top used for Hanukkah with copy space
Sunday, December 1, 2024
Palette Abstraction #17
Original oil painting not for sale, prints in various sizes are available from Art Pal.
About the Artist
Paintings by John Lautermilch
John Lautermilch is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. His interest in art began in early childhood, and by the age of eight, he began painting. John won his first art show while still in elementary school, and by the time he was in high school, his art was being displayed and sold in local restaurants.
After high school, John attended the School of Fine Arts at Washington University on a scholarship. The year he graduated, his work was accepted by the St. Louis Art Museum for exhibit in their annual show.
Throughout his career, John has won numerous awards and prizes in various art shows. He has also done many commissioned works both for individual collectors and institutions, including a series of paintings for a Lutheran organization in St. Louis. He held an exhibit of water lily paintings at the Missouri Botanical Garden and is now represented at Componere Art Gallery in St. Louis.
Artist Statement
I am fascinated by the color, light patterns, and variety found in nature–particularly with respect to water lilies. One can spend a life time and never come close to capturing the beauty and tranquility found in the natural world. I feel blessed to have the time to look so deeply into the life around me and hope to share that feeling with you through my paintings.
Paintings by John LautermilchJohn Lautermilch is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. His interest in art began in early childhood, and by the age of eight, he began painting. John won his first art show while still in elementary school, and by the time he was in high school, his art was being displayed and sold in local restaurants.
After high school, John attended the School of Fine Arts at Washington University on a scholarship. The year he graduated, his work was accepted by the St. Louis Art Museum for exhibit in their annual show.
Throughout his career, John has won numerous awards and prizes in various art shows. He has also done many commissioned works both for individual collectors and institutions, including a series of paintings for a Lutheran organization in St. Louis. He held an exhibit of water lily paintings at the Missouri Botanical Garden and is now represented at Componere Art Gallery in St. Louis.
Artist Statement
I am fascinated by the color, light patterns, and variety found in nature–particularly with respect to water lilies. One can spend a life time and never come close to capturing the beauty and tranquility found in the natural world. I feel blessed to have the time to look so deeply into the life around me and hope to share that feeling with you through my paintings.
Landscape II
Part of a set of 3, this abstract landscape portrays a rocky terrain in teals, lavenders and beige. Each original small painting measures 10" x 12", ideally hung an inch apart.
About the Artist
LUVS A+
Gravitating toward impressionistic and abstract designs, I enjoy an acrylic paint medium on canvas. Painting has been a creative outlet and a favorite stress-reliever in my life. It has been an honor to share the outcome with those who enjoy creative and colorful images in their home or office environments. My grown children are my biggest fans who serve as a constant inspiration..
LUVS A+Gravitating toward impressionistic and abstract designs, I enjoy an acrylic paint medium on canvas. Painting has been a creative outlet and a favorite stress-reliever in my life. It has been an honor to share the outcome with those who enjoy creative and colorful images in their home or office environments. My grown children are my biggest fans who serve as a constant inspiration..
Mandala Design ~ 11.26.32.1
Mandala design, with linear ripples and a tri-colorized gradient effect.
About the Artist
Leanie123Art
Enjoys designing elegant patterns, bright or pastel and cool abstract art; also, digitally created kaleidoscopic and mandala designs.
Leanie123ArtEnjoys designing elegant patterns, bright or pastel and cool abstract art; also, digitally created kaleidoscopic and mandala designs.
HAPPINESS
ABSTRACT, COLORFUL, MODERN, NEW,
About the Artist
TED PACKMAN
Ted is a prolific digital artist using real life and abstract images in a unique, vibrant style.
Color is the life blood of his art and imagination creates amazing fantasy worlds of cities, bridges, faces, landscapes and pure abstracts.
If you're looking for new and unusual artwork, Ted's images will provide something special you won't find anywhere else.
TED PACKMANTed is a prolific digital artist using real life and abstract images in a unique, vibrant style.
Color is the life blood of his art and imagination creates amazing fantasy worlds of cities, bridges, faces, landscapes and pure abstracts.
If you're looking for new and unusual artwork, Ted's images will provide something special you won't find anywhere else.
Thursday, November 21, 2024
The Ruby Gale Pirate Ship
a watercolor illustration by Rob Carey
About the Artist
Rob Carey Art
I am originally from Long Beach, California and enjoy sketching with watercolor. My love of sketching was re-awakened while living in Germany for 15 years, so much of my artwork reflects European sights and places where I have traveled.
I currently work in higher education, specifically professional development for teachers. On the side, I offer several online courses developed for teachers through Fresno Pacific University. To see my courses, just go to ce.fresno.edu/instructors/rob-carey/
Watercolor Sketching for Students
Drawing for Perceptual-Cognitive Development
Observational Drawing for Students
In the Footsteps of Vincent van Gogh (partnering with Wondrium)
Post-Impressionism (partnering with Wondrium)
Rob Carey ArtI am originally from Long Beach, California and enjoy sketching with watercolor. My love of sketching was re-awakened while living in Germany for 15 years, so much of my artwork reflects European sights and places where I have traveled.
I currently work in higher education, specifically professional development for teachers. On the side, I offer several online courses developed for teachers through Fresno Pacific University. To see my courses, just go to ce.fresno.edu/instructors/rob-carey/
Watercolor Sketching for Students
Drawing for Perceptual-Cognitive Development
Observational Drawing for Students
In the Footsteps of Vincent van Gogh (partnering with Wondrium)
Post-Impressionism (partnering with Wondrium)
Pike's Peak Railway
Brian Kerls PhotographyExploring with camera in hand, I seek to capture striking and intriguing elements of the natural or man-made landscape. Using light, moment, composition, and color to create emotionally powerful scenes, I hope to develop a deep connection with the viewer that allows them to feel as if they were experiencing these picturesque, and often remote, places in person. I hope the photographs you see here convey at least a small sense of the majesty and wonder of these unique and special locations and that you enjoy viewing these images as much as I did creating them.
Photography has long been a favorite past time of mine and is a journey that began in earnest during a two-week road trip through California during college. Using a small, 35mm, “point and shoot” film camera I was able to capture some of my first, quality landscape and mountain photos and I have been hooked ever since. Over the years cameras and equipment have come and gone, but my aim has remained the same – to capture with a still, two-dimensional image the natural and man-made beauty that is all around us, but often overlooked.
Featured in such magazines as Landscape Photography, Outdoor Photographer, and Practical Photography, my photography primarily focuses on my observations of the landscape – both natural and man-made. While I have traveled worldwide, the spectacular and diverse landscapes of the western United States are some of my favorite locations due to their seemingly endless subjects and creative possibilities in varying seasons and conditions. Living in Colorado, many of my photos are of scenic Rocky Mountain landscapes or wildlife that I have enjoyed taking during various back country adventures – hiking a remote mountain peak, exploring an alpine meadow or waterfall, or driving a quiet rural road – always with camera in hand.
As an avid adventurer and outdoor enthusiast, I pursue photography for the pure fun of it and enjoy the happiness, creativity, challenge, and exposure to the natural and man-made world that it provides me in return. My camera has become and essential element while on remote mountain hikes, exploring cities and towns, or when traveling the country or around the world. When I shoot, I seek to capture interesting and striking elements of the natural or man-made world in such a way that the viewer has an emotional connection to the photograph and is able to escape from their daily routine and feel as if they were experiencing these awe-inspiring moments and places in person.
Through my photography I endeavor to capture brief moments from the beautiful places I travel and I hope at least a small sense of their wonder comes through in the Colorado landscape photos and images from across the western United States you see here. For me, photography is a never-ending journey of exploration, education, challenge, creativity, and fun – and one which I invite you to share with me.
The Jetty
Parting is such sweet sorrow.
About the Artist
Dave Rheaume Artist
Dave Rheaume is an award-winning artist from Toronto. He worked for 30 years in film and television, and now that sense of lighting and cinema is apparent in his paintings. His work has homes in Canada, the United States and Europe.
Dave Rheaume ArtistDave Rheaume is an award-winning artist from Toronto. He worked for 30 years in film and television, and now that sense of lighting and cinema is apparent in his paintings. His work has homes in Canada, the United States and Europe.
Weathered Relic
Years of neglect created unique and colorful rust patterns on this vintage Ford truck abandoned along Highway 6 in central Texas.
About the ArtistBrian Kerls Photography
Exploring with camera in hand, I seek to capture striking and intriguing elements of the natural or man-made landscape. Using light, moment, composition, and color to create emotionally powerful scenes, I hope to develop a deep connection with the viewer that allows them to feel as if they were experiencing these picturesque, and often remote, places in person. I hope the photographs you see here convey at least a small sense of the majesty and wonder of these unique and special locations and that you enjoy viewing these images as much as I did creating them.
Photography has long been a favorite past time of mine and is a journey that began in earnest during a two-week road trip through California during college. Using a small, 35mm, “point and shoot” film camera I was able to capture some of my first, quality landscape and mountain photos and I have been hooked ever since. Over the years cameras and equipment have come and gone, but my aim has remained the same – to capture with a still, two-dimensional image the natural and man-made beauty that is all around us, but often overlooked.
Featured in such magazines as Landscape Photography, Outdoor Photographer, and Practical Photography, my photography primarily focuses on my observations of the landscape – both natural and man-made. While I have traveled worldwide, the spectacular and diverse landscapes of the western United States are some of my favorite locations due to their seemingly endless subjects and creative possibilities in varying seasons and conditions. Living in Colorado, many of my photos are of scenic Rocky Mountain landscapes or wildlife that I have enjoyed taking during various back country adventures – hiking a remote mountain peak, exploring an alpine meadow or waterfall, or driving a quiet rural road – always with camera in hand.
As an avid adventurer and outdoor enthusiast, I pursue photography for the pure fun of it and enjoy the happiness, creativity, challenge, and exposure to the natural and man-made world that it provides me in return. My camera has become and essential element while on remote mountain hikes, exploring cities and towns, or when traveling the country or around the world. When I shoot, I seek to capture interesting and striking elements of the natural or man-made world in such a way that the viewer has an emotional connection to the photograph and is able to escape from their daily routine and feel as if they were experiencing these awe-inspiring moments and places in person.
Through my photography I endeavor to capture brief moments from the beautiful places I travel and I hope at least a small sense of their wonder comes through in the Colorado landscape photos and images from across the western United States you see here. For me, photography is a never-ending journey of exploration, education, challenge, creativity, and fun – and one which I invite you to share with me.
Brian Kerls PhotographyExploring with camera in hand, I seek to capture striking and intriguing elements of the natural or man-made landscape. Using light, moment, composition, and color to create emotionally powerful scenes, I hope to develop a deep connection with the viewer that allows them to feel as if they were experiencing these picturesque, and often remote, places in person. I hope the photographs you see here convey at least a small sense of the majesty and wonder of these unique and special locations and that you enjoy viewing these images as much as I did creating them.
Photography has long been a favorite past time of mine and is a journey that began in earnest during a two-week road trip through California during college. Using a small, 35mm, “point and shoot” film camera I was able to capture some of my first, quality landscape and mountain photos and I have been hooked ever since. Over the years cameras and equipment have come and gone, but my aim has remained the same – to capture with a still, two-dimensional image the natural and man-made beauty that is all around us, but often overlooked.
Featured in such magazines as Landscape Photography, Outdoor Photographer, and Practical Photography, my photography primarily focuses on my observations of the landscape – both natural and man-made. While I have traveled worldwide, the spectacular and diverse landscapes of the western United States are some of my favorite locations due to their seemingly endless subjects and creative possibilities in varying seasons and conditions. Living in Colorado, many of my photos are of scenic Rocky Mountain landscapes or wildlife that I have enjoyed taking during various back country adventures – hiking a remote mountain peak, exploring an alpine meadow or waterfall, or driving a quiet rural road – always with camera in hand.
As an avid adventurer and outdoor enthusiast, I pursue photography for the pure fun of it and enjoy the happiness, creativity, challenge, and exposure to the natural and man-made world that it provides me in return. My camera has become and essential element while on remote mountain hikes, exploring cities and towns, or when traveling the country or around the world. When I shoot, I seek to capture interesting and striking elements of the natural or man-made world in such a way that the viewer has an emotional connection to the photograph and is able to escape from their daily routine and feel as if they were experiencing these awe-inspiring moments and places in person.
Through my photography I endeavor to capture brief moments from the beautiful places I travel and I hope at least a small sense of their wonder comes through in the Colorado landscape photos and images from across the western United States you see here. For me, photography is a never-ending journey of exploration, education, challenge, creativity, and fun – and one which I invite you to share with me.
Volkswagen Bus Camper
a watercolor sketch by Rob Carey
About the ArtistRob Carey Art
I am originally from Long Beach, California and enjoy sketching with watercolor. My love of sketching was re-awakened while living in Germany for 15 years, so much of my artwork reflects European sights and places where I have traveled.
I currently work in higher education, specifically professional development for teachers. On the side, I offer several online courses developed for teachers through Fresno Pacific University. To see my courses, just go to ce.fresno.edu/instructors/rob-carey/
Watercolor Sketching for Students
Drawing for Perceptual-Cognitive Development
Observational Drawing for Students
In the Footsteps of Vincent van Gogh (partnering with Wondrium)
Post-Impressionism (partnering with Wondrium)
Rob Carey ArtI am originally from Long Beach, California and enjoy sketching with watercolor. My love of sketching was re-awakened while living in Germany for 15 years, so much of my artwork reflects European sights and places where I have traveled.
I currently work in higher education, specifically professional development for teachers. On the side, I offer several online courses developed for teachers through Fresno Pacific University. To see my courses, just go to ce.fresno.edu/instructors/rob-carey/
Watercolor Sketching for Students
Drawing for Perceptual-Cognitive Development
Observational Drawing for Students
In the Footsteps of Vincent van Gogh (partnering with Wondrium)
Post-Impressionism (partnering with Wondrium)
Wednesday, November 20, 2024
SERIUS EST QUAM COGITAS
Magnifique dessin réalisé au graphite sur un papier épais de grande qualité.
2019.
Œuvre signée au dos.
2019.
Œuvre signée au dos.
About the Artist
Nélia sur les eaux
Artiste des ténèbres née, éternelle traqueuse de Sublime essentiel.
Boulogne-Billancourt 🇨🇵
Bonjour à tous ! 🙂
Je m'appelle Chloé Mouron et suis dessinatrice, peintre et écrivaine. Je vous souhaite la bienvenue dans mon univers artistique !
Les thèmes majeurs émanant de ce dernier sont la beauté sous des formes variées, la dualité opposant la noirceur et la lumière ainsi que celle entre la mort et l'existence, le mystère, le gothique et le fantastique.
Mes sujets de prédilection sont notamment l'âme humaine (la psychologie de même que le jeu me fascinent), les Arts, les arbres, les fleurs et végétaux de toutes sortes, les insectes et autres bestioles, les corbeaux, les pierres précieuses et naturelles, l'eau tout comme les créatures qui l'habitent, les montagnes, la lune ainsi que les cieux... et bien d'autres choses.
Je réalise des portraits-scènes, des autoportraits-scènes, des scènes, des paysages et enfin des natures mortes ou vivantes.
Je me considère avant tout comme une esthète sensitive.
Lorsque je crée, je tends en premier lieu à transmettre une part de Sublime en sus d'une émotion, quelle qu'elle soit.
Il est alors surtout question d'effectuer un travail de composition, une image figurative emplie de joliesse et puissante, tout en laissant libre cours à mon imagination.
Mon art ne s'avère pas intellectuel, mais particulièrement visuel, sensuel au sens littéral du terme et intuitif, quand bien même j'apprécie grandement profiter du temps qui m'est imparti afin de faire montre d'acribie.
Mon inconscient s'exprime énormément en son sein et c'est souvent ultérieurement que je me prends à considérer mes œuvres de telle ou telle manière, celles-ci reflétant ma psyché.
C'est par ailleurs fort enrichissant de recueillir les diverses impressions des spectateurs car cela permet de prendre un tant soit peu conscience des nombreuses possibilités d'interprétation concernant une réalisation, et par conséquent d'en apprendre davantage sur autrui.
Le réalisme, la finesse, l'emploi de profondes et somptueuses teintes, dont je suis éperdument éprise, confrontées à de sombres nuances caractérisent mon style.
J'utilise pour ce faire les crayons de couleur, le graphite, le fusain, la sanguine, la peinture à l'huile en plus de l'aquarelle sur du papier épais et des feuilles-toiles en coton.
C'est depuis ma petite enfance que je rêve de vivre de cette prime et immense passion, ce pourquoi je suis plus que ravie de vous faire part de mes créations.
J'espère vivement que ces dernières vous procureront, à leur échelle, une once exquise de sentiment intense.
Je précise, au demeurant, que vous pouvez prendre commande en m'envoyant un message à l'adresse mail suivante : neliasurleseaux@outlook.fr
Je vous donne un aperçu des tarifs en fonction des différents formats que je propose, ceux-ci étant cependant susceptibles d'osciller en cela que certains détails requièrent parfois davantage d'heures de travail et vice-versa.
Il est de surcroît tout à fait possible pour vous de demander un dessin ou une peinture aux dimensions autres, en conséquence de quoi le prix évoluera selon ces dernières.
59,4 × 42 cm = 200 euros
42 × 29,7 cm = 100 euros
29,7 × 21 cm = 50 euros
21 × 14,9 cm = 25 euros
Je vous remercie pour votre attention et vous souhaite une très bonne visite dans ma galerie ainsi qu'une journée emplie de nitescence iridescente 💫
Nélia sur les eauxArtiste des ténèbres née, éternelle traqueuse de Sublime essentiel.
Boulogne-Billancourt 🇨🇵
Bonjour à tous ! 🙂
Je m'appelle Chloé Mouron et suis dessinatrice, peintre et écrivaine. Je vous souhaite la bienvenue dans mon univers artistique !
Les thèmes majeurs émanant de ce dernier sont la beauté sous des formes variées, la dualité opposant la noirceur et la lumière ainsi que celle entre la mort et l'existence, le mystère, le gothique et le fantastique.
Mes sujets de prédilection sont notamment l'âme humaine (la psychologie de même que le jeu me fascinent), les Arts, les arbres, les fleurs et végétaux de toutes sortes, les insectes et autres bestioles, les corbeaux, les pierres précieuses et naturelles, l'eau tout comme les créatures qui l'habitent, les montagnes, la lune ainsi que les cieux... et bien d'autres choses.
Je réalise des portraits-scènes, des autoportraits-scènes, des scènes, des paysages et enfin des natures mortes ou vivantes.
Je me considère avant tout comme une esthète sensitive.
Lorsque je crée, je tends en premier lieu à transmettre une part de Sublime en sus d'une émotion, quelle qu'elle soit.
Il est alors surtout question d'effectuer un travail de composition, une image figurative emplie de joliesse et puissante, tout en laissant libre cours à mon imagination.
Mon art ne s'avère pas intellectuel, mais particulièrement visuel, sensuel au sens littéral du terme et intuitif, quand bien même j'apprécie grandement profiter du temps qui m'est imparti afin de faire montre d'acribie.
Mon inconscient s'exprime énormément en son sein et c'est souvent ultérieurement que je me prends à considérer mes œuvres de telle ou telle manière, celles-ci reflétant ma psyché.
C'est par ailleurs fort enrichissant de recueillir les diverses impressions des spectateurs car cela permet de prendre un tant soit peu conscience des nombreuses possibilités d'interprétation concernant une réalisation, et par conséquent d'en apprendre davantage sur autrui.
Le réalisme, la finesse, l'emploi de profondes et somptueuses teintes, dont je suis éperdument éprise, confrontées à de sombres nuances caractérisent mon style.
J'utilise pour ce faire les crayons de couleur, le graphite, le fusain, la sanguine, la peinture à l'huile en plus de l'aquarelle sur du papier épais et des feuilles-toiles en coton.
C'est depuis ma petite enfance que je rêve de vivre de cette prime et immense passion, ce pourquoi je suis plus que ravie de vous faire part de mes créations.
J'espère vivement que ces dernières vous procureront, à leur échelle, une once exquise de sentiment intense.
Je précise, au demeurant, que vous pouvez prendre commande en m'envoyant un message à l'adresse mail suivante : neliasurleseaux@outlook.fr
Je vous donne un aperçu des tarifs en fonction des différents formats que je propose, ceux-ci étant cependant susceptibles d'osciller en cela que certains détails requièrent parfois davantage d'heures de travail et vice-versa.
Il est de surcroît tout à fait possible pour vous de demander un dessin ou une peinture aux dimensions autres, en conséquence de quoi le prix évoluera selon ces dernières.
59,4 × 42 cm = 200 euros
42 × 29,7 cm = 100 euros
29,7 × 21 cm = 50 euros
21 × 14,9 cm = 25 euros
Je vous remercie pour votre attention et vous souhaite une très bonne visite dans ma galerie ainsi qu'une journée emplie de nitescence iridescente 💫
Room Portrait in Blue
Portrait of a room interior inspired by roomportraitclub and annaspriodesign!
About the Artist
JSMantis Art
Julie Mantis is an Orlando based artist creating art that celebrates the beauty of everyday life. Creating art throughout her life, oil painting has been a lifelong ambition. She finds inspiration in nature, sweeping landscapes as well as small vignettes almost hidden by the wider view. Julie captures “moments in time” that captivate her. She explores unique compositions, colors, and shapes to share her artistic vision through her paintings.
Julie’s paintings have been exhibited in Laguna Beach, CA galleries. She has also participated in juried exhibitions and been awarded recognition from Fusion Art, Light Space & Time, Arteom Gallery, and the Art Preservation Initiative.
JSMantis ArtJulie Mantis is an Orlando based artist creating art that celebrates the beauty of everyday life. Creating art throughout her life, oil painting has been a lifelong ambition. She finds inspiration in nature, sweeping landscapes as well as small vignettes almost hidden by the wider view. Julie captures “moments in time” that captivate her. She explores unique compositions, colors, and shapes to share her artistic vision through her paintings.
Julie’s paintings have been exhibited in Laguna Beach, CA galleries. She has also participated in juried exhibitions and been awarded recognition from Fusion Art, Light Space & Time, Arteom Gallery, and the Art Preservation Initiative.
Harvest Apples
This still life is focused on the bowl of fresh apples with a small fraction of the spice rack behind it. Very similar to the "Maakings Of Apple Butter"
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If you are looking for a unique gift, you are sure to find it here! Art works are available in many styles and sizes. There are gifts for the home such as framed prints, prints on canvas, just paper prints or prints on metal. It's easy, just click on the treatment you want! Don’t just leave it in the frame shop…go ahead and get the print you’re wishing to own!
Buy a print for less than $20!!
If you are looking for a unique gift, you are sure to find it here! Art works are available in many styles and sizes. There are gifts for the home such as framed prints, prints on canvas, just paper prints or prints on metal. It's easy, just click on the treatment you want! Don’t just leave it in the frame shop…go ahead and get the print you’re wishing to own!
About the Artist
David Zimmerman Fine Art
David Zimmerman
(919) 932-0991
Dvdzimmerman113@gmail.com
David Zimmerman was born in Washington, D.C. in 1946.He began his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1964. He continued on in his training with Bill Woodward at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. In order to receive a bacalaureate degree he transferred to George Washington University, where he studied Drawing and Printmaking with Frank Wright. He was granted a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts in 1970.After a brief period of training with Phillip Pearlstein in Massachusetts, he returned to George Washington University where he again studied with William Woodward and Arthur Hall Smith. He was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting in 1976.
David has had 35 one man shows at Veerhoff Galleries, Washington, D.C.;
The Regency Gallery, Washington ,D.C.; Mickelson’s Bill Parker Gallery, Washington, D.C.;
Gallery West, Alexandria, Virginia; The Potomac Gallery, Alexandria,Virginia; The National Park Service in Washington and Virginia; Crestar Bank; Montgomery Cable; Picolo’s; erl Originals, and others, as well as over 100 group shows in the past years He has been selected Artist in Residence for the National Park Service and his work has appeared on NBC television, in addition to other local programming in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. He is the recipient of many prizes and awards, including Artist of the Month for Jerry’s Artarama on Facebook and is represented in many Corporate and private collections throughout the country.
Currently represented by the Fine Art Source Gallery, Raleigh, NC; The Antietam Gallery, Sharpsburg, MD; The Bridge Gallery, Shepherdstown, WV, Bull City Art and Frame, Durham, NC
Selected Corporate Collections
Department of Transportation,Washington,D.C.
IBM,Gaithersburg,MD
George Washington University,Washington,D.C.
Ballard and Spahr,Washington,D.C.
Eastman Kodak,Pharmaceuticals Division,Phila.PA
Equicorp,Memphis,TE
Ernst and Whinney,Washington,D.C.
Georgian Club,Atlanta,Georgia
Sonat Corporation,Birmingham,Alabama
The Heritage Club,San Angelos,TX
The Washington Club,Washington,D.C.
Museum of the Horse,Patagonia,AZ
Deposit National Bank,Natchez,Mississippi
Marktronics,Rockville,MD
Arthur Anderson and Associates,Washington,D.C.
Crestar Bank,Bethesda,MD
The Capitol Hilton Hotel,Washington,D.C.
Wilson College,Chambersburg,PA
Montgomery County Department of Recreation,Contemporary Collection
Chevy Chase Chevrolet,Chevy Chase,MD
Georgetown University,Washington,D.C.
National Park Service,Dept.of Interior,Washington,D.C.
Wachovia National Bank,Winston-Salem,NC
Central Carolina Bank,Winston Salem,NC
Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC
Hale & Dorr, Boston, MA
Proctor Goodwin,Washington,D.C.
Apple Federal Teachers Credit Union, Arlington, VA
Wellesley Design Consultants, Wellesley, MA
Lowes , Mooresville NC
Womble,Carlyle,Sandridge & Rice, Winston-Salem NC
I prefer my painting to be a development of ideas rather than static images and often use different styles to achieve this. The life that goes on around me, the places I’ve been, or the times I’ve lived through are reflected in my paintings, and my work has always helped me refine self awareness, and provided an outlet for expression
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David Zimmerman Fine ArtDavid Zimmerman
(919) 932-0991
Dvdzimmerman113@gmail.com
David Zimmerman was born in Washington, D.C. in 1946.He began his studies at the Art Institute of Chicago in 1964. He continued on in his training with Bill Woodward at the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C. In order to receive a bacalaureate degree he transferred to George Washington University, where he studied Drawing and Printmaking with Frank Wright. He was granted a Bachelor of Arts degree in Fine Arts in 1970.After a brief period of training with Phillip Pearlstein in Massachusetts, he returned to George Washington University where he again studied with William Woodward and Arthur Hall Smith. He was awarded a Master of Fine Arts degree in Painting in 1976.
David has had 35 one man shows at Veerhoff Galleries, Washington, D.C.;
The Regency Gallery, Washington ,D.C.; Mickelson’s Bill Parker Gallery, Washington, D.C.;
Gallery West, Alexandria, Virginia; The Potomac Gallery, Alexandria,Virginia; The National Park Service in Washington and Virginia; Crestar Bank; Montgomery Cable; Picolo’s; erl Originals, and others, as well as over 100 group shows in the past years He has been selected Artist in Residence for the National Park Service and his work has appeared on NBC television, in addition to other local programming in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area. He is the recipient of many prizes and awards, including Artist of the Month for Jerry’s Artarama on Facebook and is represented in many Corporate and private collections throughout the country.
Currently represented by the Fine Art Source Gallery, Raleigh, NC; The Antietam Gallery, Sharpsburg, MD; The Bridge Gallery, Shepherdstown, WV, Bull City Art and Frame, Durham, NC
Selected Corporate Collections
Department of Transportation,Washington,D.C.
IBM,Gaithersburg,MD
George Washington University,Washington,D.C.
Ballard and Spahr,Washington,D.C.
Eastman Kodak,Pharmaceuticals Division,Phila.PA
Equicorp,Memphis,TE
Ernst and Whinney,Washington,D.C.
Georgian Club,Atlanta,Georgia
Sonat Corporation,Birmingham,Alabama
The Heritage Club,San Angelos,TX
The Washington Club,Washington,D.C.
Museum of the Horse,Patagonia,AZ
Deposit National Bank,Natchez,Mississippi
Marktronics,Rockville,MD
Arthur Anderson and Associates,Washington,D.C.
Crestar Bank,Bethesda,MD
The Capitol Hilton Hotel,Washington,D.C.
Wilson College,Chambersburg,PA
Montgomery County Department of Recreation,Contemporary Collection
Chevy Chase Chevrolet,Chevy Chase,MD
Georgetown University,Washington,D.C.
National Park Service,Dept.of Interior,Washington,D.C.
Wachovia National Bank,Winston-Salem,NC
Central Carolina Bank,Winston Salem,NC
Centura Bank, Rocky Mount, NC
Hale & Dorr, Boston, MA
Proctor Goodwin,Washington,D.C.
Apple Federal Teachers Credit Union, Arlington, VA
Wellesley Design Consultants, Wellesley, MA
Lowes , Mooresville NC
Womble,Carlyle,Sandridge & Rice, Winston-Salem NC
I prefer my painting to be a development of ideas rather than static images and often use different styles to achieve this. The life that goes on around me, the places I’ve been, or the times I’ve lived through are reflected in my paintings, and my work has always helped me refine self awareness, and provided an outlet for expression
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Tuesday, November 19, 2024
SERENITY
Description
“At sea, life is different. Time doesn’t move from hour to hour but mood to moment. We live by the currents and winds, plan by the tides, and follow the sun.” – Sandy Gringas
“There is nothing like lying flat on your back on the deck, alone except for the helmsman aft at the wheel, silence except for the lapping of the sea against the side of the ship. At that time you can be equal to Ulysses and brother to him.”
– Errol Flynn
“There is nothing like lying flat on your back on the deck, alone except for the helmsman aft at the wheel, silence except for the lapping of the sea against the side of the ship. At that time you can be equal to Ulysses and brother to him.”
– Errol Flynn
About the Artist
Rezvaya.art
Born in 1943 in Alma-Ata, USSR.
My mother - Klaudia Osheva, a professional artist, hence from my early years I got grips of what a magic of creativity means.
Graduated from the University, specialising in German-Roman philology. But extensive travel, meeting people and exploration of nature were provoking me to reflect it with the means of fine art. So I got the second education - Odessa College of Arts "Grekovka". Started to exhibit while studying at the college. It was followed by numerous local, nationwide, All-Soviet Union and international exhibitions. Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR since 1986.
Living and working in the UK since 1998***.
My creative credo: any work of art should charge the viewer with positive energy - aesthetic, intellectual, emotional. Touch with any art should enrich the viewer, "to add, not to subtract". This on my opinion is its main task.
Preferred media - oil on canvas. Preferred genre - figurative art, compositions of "more than one approach". Figurative compositions demand knowledge of the whole spectre of genres - portraits, landscapes, still-life, - only then your fantasy is not restricted by any inner barriers. I worked in graphics, ceramics, murals and as a theatrical designer when I was invited as an art-director and costume designer for several productions of Odessa Drama Theatre.
Paintings - in the private collections in dozens of countries of the World, from Japan and Australia to Europe and both coasts of the USA, including two portraits at the collection of the Royal Geographical Society, London.
*** If you are residing in the UK and would like to view my works in flesh, you are welcome to visit me in Bournemouth, Dorset.
Rezvaya.artBorn in 1943 in Alma-Ata, USSR.
My mother - Klaudia Osheva, a professional artist, hence from my early years I got grips of what a magic of creativity means.
Graduated from the University, specialising in German-Roman philology. But extensive travel, meeting people and exploration of nature were provoking me to reflect it with the means of fine art. So I got the second education - Odessa College of Arts "Grekovka". Started to exhibit while studying at the college. It was followed by numerous local, nationwide, All-Soviet Union and international exhibitions. Member of the Union of Artists of the USSR since 1986.
Living and working in the UK since 1998***.
My creative credo: any work of art should charge the viewer with positive energy - aesthetic, intellectual, emotional. Touch with any art should enrich the viewer, "to add, not to subtract". This on my opinion is its main task.
Preferred media - oil on canvas. Preferred genre - figurative art, compositions of "more than one approach". Figurative compositions demand knowledge of the whole spectre of genres - portraits, landscapes, still-life, - only then your fantasy is not restricted by any inner barriers. I worked in graphics, ceramics, murals and as a theatrical designer when I was invited as an art-director and costume designer for several productions of Odessa Drama Theatre.
Paintings - in the private collections in dozens of countries of the World, from Japan and Australia to Europe and both coasts of the USA, including two portraits at the collection of the Royal Geographical Society, London.
*** If you are residing in the UK and would like to view my works in flesh, you are welcome to visit me in Bournemouth, Dorset.
ZoomRoom ViewShare Olympic Spirit
"Olympic Spirit" original acrylic and oil painting on stretched canvas - ID #27-2010.
About the ArtistPaintings by John Lautermilch
John Lautermilch is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. His interest in art began in early childhood, and by the age of eight, he began painting. John won his first art show while still in elementary school, and by the time he was in high school, his art was being displayed and sold in local restaurants.
After high school, John attended the School of Fine Arts at Washington University on a scholarship. The year he graduated, his work was accepted by the St. Louis Art Museum for exhibit in their annual show.
Throughout his career, John has won numerous awards and prizes in various art shows. He has also done many commissioned works both for individual collectors and institutions, including a series of paintings for a Lutheran organization in St. Louis. He held an exhibit of water lily paintings at the Missouri Botanical Garden and is now represented at Componere Art Gallery in St. Louis.
Artist Statement
I am fascinated by the color, light patterns, and variety found in nature–particularly with respect to water lilies. One can spend a life time and never come close to capturing the beauty and tranquility found in the natural world. I feel blessed to have the time to look so deeply into the life around me and hope to share that feeling with you through my paintings.
Paintings by John LautermilchJohn Lautermilch is a native of St. Louis, Missouri. His interest in art began in early childhood, and by the age of eight, he began painting. John won his first art show while still in elementary school, and by the time he was in high school, his art was being displayed and sold in local restaurants.
After high school, John attended the School of Fine Arts at Washington University on a scholarship. The year he graduated, his work was accepted by the St. Louis Art Museum for exhibit in their annual show.
Throughout his career, John has won numerous awards and prizes in various art shows. He has also done many commissioned works both for individual collectors and institutions, including a series of paintings for a Lutheran organization in St. Louis. He held an exhibit of water lily paintings at the Missouri Botanical Garden and is now represented at Componere Art Gallery in St. Louis.
Artist Statement
I am fascinated by the color, light patterns, and variety found in nature–particularly with respect to water lilies. One can spend a life time and never come close to capturing the beauty and tranquility found in the natural world. I feel blessed to have the time to look so deeply into the life around me and hope to share that feeling with you through my paintings.
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