Capturing the distinctive spirit of one of Scotland's most picturesque locales, this exquisite print invites the serene charm of Portree Harbour into your space. The vibrant tableau is steeped in the distinctive stylistic flourishes of Art Nouveau, with elegant, flowing lines and harmonious natural forms. At first glance, the eye is greeted by graceful boats, their masts standing tall and proud, mirroring the verticality of Portree's quaint, colourful facades that line the calm waterfront. The reflections cast upon the glassy harbour waters double the scene’s beauty, crafting an almost dreamlike symmetry that graces the composition with a tranquil stillness. Hints of a lush, rolling landscape in the background envelop the scene, creating an embrace of verdant hues that contrast beautifully with the bright pastel walls of the harbour's buildings. The thoughtful interplay of light and shadow, so deftly integrated into the scene, brings depth and volume to the structures, making them pop against the natural elements. The palate of this piece leans on a selection of greens, blues, and earth tones, punctuated with the stark whites and gentle yellows of the waterfront homes, encapsulating the vivid yet soothing palette typical of the Isle of Skye. This enchanting print from our 'Scottish Harbours' collection offers a tranquil glimpse into the highland's coastal life, an artistic homage to a cherished locale imbued with a sense of harmony and timeless charm.
Sidney Herbert Sime's art seems to capture the point at which a dream becomes a nightmare.
Filippo Palizzi (1818-1899) fu uno dei maggiori artisti italiani della seconda metà dell'XIX secolo e uno degli esponenti più originali del verismo in
Enric Serra i Auqué (1859-1918) nasce in Spagna a Barcellona nel 1859, arriva in Italia a Napoli nel 1877 e poi a Roma dove si dedica dapprima alla pi
The world of art in its infinite capacity and ability to take on new concepts offers something to each of us no matter how varied our tastes may be. That is
Raised on his family's cattle ranch in Idaho, Brent's first lessons in art were taught by his grandmother, a talented watercolorist. He grew up sketching the cowboys and horses he observed every day. His family moved to Lindsborg, Kansas when he was in the 5th grade. In this little town steeped in it's Swedish heritage and love of the arts, Brent's creativity flourished. In high school an influential instructor encouraged him to pursue a career in art.
The New Landscape in Art and Science is a 1956 book by György Kepes. The Hungarian-born artist, art theorist and educator taught along Laszlo Moholy-Nagy at the New Bauhaus school in Chicago and later was the founder of the Center for Advanced Visual Studies at the MIT. At the institute he was...
Paul Balmer, artist, large oil paintings, cityscapes, abstract painter
Abraham Pether. Detail from Wooded Hilly Landscape, 1785.
Mountain Ranch Road © 2015 Karen Mathison Schmidt 9 x 12 x 1½ inches • oil on 1½" deep cradled ClaybordTM gloss varnish (UV protective) • sides painted dark umber can be displayed or hung with or without a frame CLICK HERE TO BID or view the auction • ends evening of Monday, May 4 This is one of the side roads we passed on our road trip out west for a family reunion in Colorado a couple of summers ago. Out in those wide open spaces you can follow one of these gravel roads with your eyes until it diminishes to a tiny point on the horizon or disappears at the crest of a distant hill. I like to imagine that at the end there’s a good old-fashioned home cooked meal waiting, and probably a good ol’ dog runnin’ out to meet the pickup.
I've been painting since I was little. I loved bringing to life all the stories and fantastic characters that were living in my head. Later, art helped me to get through many dark days that came along. My colors and brushes became my therapist, my canvases, my friend, and everything I was feeling was illustrated with their help. Since becoming a mother I've circled back to my childhood fantasy painting. It connects me to my inner child and brings back that magical time of innocence.
About The Artwork Pamushana translates to " A Place in the Sun". The influences of living in Africa come through the pattern and details of this piece. Claire made a transition into this new period in 2013, whereby she began expanding her portraitures and landscape, enhancing her exploration of color and defined, detailed patterns.Her strokes and layering techniques are also extremely visible. Strong styles of fauvism and impressionism and apparent in all her works of this period. Having lived in Africa for 20 years now, her pieces always make reference to or hold strong African details such as her detailed patterns, colors and emotive representations. Original Created:2020 Subjects:Landscape Materials:Canvas Styles:Impressionism Mediums:Acrylic Details & Dimensions Painting:Acrylic on Canvas Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork Size:31.5 W x 47.2 H x 1.2 D in Frame:Not Framed Ready to Hang:Not applicable Packaging:Ships in a Crate Shipping & Returns Delivery Time:Typically 5-7 business days for domestic shipments, 10-14 business days for international shipments. Handling:Ships in a wooden crate for additional protection of heavy or oversized artworks. Crated works are subject to an $80 care and handling fee. Artists are responsible for packaging and adhering to Saatchi Art’s packaging guidelines. Ships From:South Africa. Have additional questions? Please visit our help section or contact us.
Hundreds of artists gathered to exhibit their work at the 2021 Armory Show in New York. Here are some of our favorite pieces.
"In My Dreams" Giclee edition print - printed especially for you! The second photo from the top shows the print in the matte. The signature and title will be added per order, so that's not shown in the photo. I have also included a photo of what this might look like framed and hung in a room setting! image size: 8” x 8” matte size / frame size 12” x 12" A stock size frame should be easy to find, and you can just pop this print right in! Each print is signed and titled on the matte, and dated with the year the original painting was done on the reverse. Each print includes foamcore backing, mounted print, matte and is individually bagged in acetate. The mattes I use are all white – white reflects color from surrounding objects, so no matter where you hang this print or want to move it around your home, the matte will pick up reflected color from the room! Plus, it really makes the color in the prints pop. This print will be made specifically for you! Specifics: This print is reproduced from an original painting by me, Jan Schmuckal. It is printed in-house on lovely, Epson Watercolor paper. I experimented with many different papers before I settled on this one: It is archival, water-resistant, fade-resistant, and has a beautiful richness! My prints are made using Epson Pigment Inks, which are tested and guaranteed not to fade for at least 120+ years. COPYRIGHT: I retain all copyrights to my artwork. ALL MATTED PRINTS SHIP VIA USPS PRIORITY MAIL - you are paying actual shipping costs plus materials for shipping. Please be patient with shipping delays caused by circumstances beyond my control with postal processing facilities. EVERY package I ship goes thru the Chicago USPS hub. No refunds due to shipping delays will be issued. I'm working hard to ship weekly to avoid any extra delays beyond my normal processing time. A note: if you live in an apartment building, and you MAY live in a building with good neighbors, or a doorman, or in a splendid neighborhood....but I can't tell that....so I will require a signature on orders shipped to an apartment or suite.
The heads atop each of these surreal graphite portraits seem to act as a canvas in and of themselves, as entire scenes and landscapes spill forth from each oversized face. Drawn by Austrian artist Stefan Zsaitsits (previously), each piece seems to depict an individual who is literally or figuratively encumbered by animals, objects, or metaphorical thoughts. The works here are just sampling of new pieces created for a show at Galerie Lang Wien in Vienna and for Art Austria 2014. More
Art by Peter Brown. Use the search filter to search through hundreds of Peter Brown's art work, collated over a lifetime.
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This is one of several sub plans for the art room. I have a different lesson for each grade level K-5 that basically teach themselves. You will never have to worry about who is subbing for you! In my art room, I include one lesson per grade in a "sub box" and keep it under my desk so they are read...
An elementary art teacher blog with art projects and lessons, DIY projects and outfit photos as well as clothing I have made myself.
Sidney Herbert Sime's art seems to capture the point at which a dream becomes a nightmare.
Wouldn’t this be a challenging wargames terrain! Bovenstein Castle, situated in the famous Diorama at De Efteling theme park in Kaatsheuvel, the Netherlands. Back in my early 20s (too many y…
This totally tubular work of public sculpture is called Aeolus, named after the god of the four winds in Greek mythology. Aeolus is designed to play a sweet sound every time the wind blows, because it's made out of 310 polished steel tubes attached to an arch that helps channel the breeze into nature's melody. Aeolus was made by artist Luke Jerram, who wanted to provide "both acoustic and optical sensations, with the pipes framing, inverting and magnifying the landscape" Aeolus is on display at the Canar...
Ana Teresa Barboza (previously) produces embroidered landscapes with wandering streams that break the fourth wall, jumping off their 2D structures and cascading to the floor in waterfalls of blues and greens. The remaining landscape Barboza keeps in black and white, focusing the viewer’s eye on the vibrant colors that compose the rushing water rather than the surrounding mountains and rocks. Recently the artist has begun to embroider on top of images, collaborating with photographs instead of producing the entire scene. More
How much do you know about Romanticism?
Recuerda a qué olía, cómo era la ropa que llevaba y qué sentiste al ver que se despojaba de ella. Recuerda cómo palpitaba tu corazón, si era de día o de noche
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Imagine yourself enveloped in the serene beauty of the Scottish coastline with this exquisite print, inspired by the tranquil Portree Harbour in the Isle of Skye. Captured in a distinctive abstract impressionist style, the piece is imbued with a dreamlike quality that invites onlookers to interpret the scene through their own experiences and emotions. The artwork features a kaleidoscope of vibrant colours that dance across the canvas, with hues of tangerine, lemon, and salmon pink adorning the quaint harbourside buildings. These structures are simplified into expressive blocks and strokes of colour, giving them an ephemeral presence against the soft, distant hills, which are portrayed in muted tones and gentle shapes, hinting at the majestic Scottish landscape beyond the harbour. The centrepiece of the composition is a bold, red-hulled boat, anchored and still, basking in the harbour's calm waters. Its sharp reflection, a mix of both fluid and aggressively applied brushstrokes of red and white, intersects with reflections of the colourful facades, creating an almost symphonic interplay of light, colour, and form on the water's surface. Broad, confident brushwork and an imaginative use of texture suggest movement and vitality within the scene, alluding to the ebb and flow of harbour life and the restless Scottish skies. The brushwork skilfully blurs the line between reflection and reality, infusing the piece with a sense of movement and an ethereal quality that holds the gaze and stirs contemplation. This print, a part of the 'Scottish Harbours' collection, not only encapsulates the spirit of Portree's picturesque setting but also serves as a timeless piece of art that will add depth and character to any space. It offers both a window to a far-off place and an abstract vista that allows the viewer to find their own meaning within its depths.
In interview with the printmaker Gail Brodholt, whose fascination lies with observing travellers and commuters and speculating on what their tales might be.
Wondrously detailed worlds emerge from busts of youthful women in clay sculptures by Chinese artist Yuanxing Liang. Ambling trees, bridges, and temples emerge from the figures’ hairline, fusing realism and fantasy in smooth resin. Despite their complex design, Liang occasionally creates small editions of his sculptures. The artist is a gradute of the Sichuan Academy of Fine Arts. You can see more of his intricately wrought fantasy worlds on Weibo. More
