Capturing the sheer spectacle of nature, our Art Nouveau-inspired print showcases the majestic Steall Falls, ensconced within the rugged beauty of Glen Nevis. The cascade, tumbling effortlessly down the rockface, is rendered with elongated lines that flow with a graceful vitality characteristic of the Nouveau style. Subtly intertwining the natural world with stylised artistic elements, this piece features sinuous trees framing the scene, their trunks and canopies adopting the elegant, curved forms that are hallmarks of the period. The lush foliage is depicted in a rich palette of greens, with golden highlights that complement the serene blues and greys, infusing the landscape with a timeless, ethereal quality. The intertwining branches and leaves invite the eye to wander, leading to an appreciation of the intricate details and organic motifs. The delicate mist that rises from where water meets the stone conveys a sense of mystery and grandeur, invoking the fresh, damp air of the Scottish Highlands. Far beyond decoration, this print conjures a realm where nature's beauty and the artist's vision coalesce, a tribute to Scotland's dramatic waterfalls and the boundless inspiration they provide. It stands as an inviting piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike who wish to bring a touch of nature's splendour and the elegance of Art Nouveau into their space.
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Share in the secrets of the world’s most innovative textile artists. Find out where to look for inspiration, how to develop ideas, techniques to bring your art to life, plus much more.
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Théâtre de la reine Marie-Antoinette au Petit Trianon Giclee Print by Richard Mique. Find art you love and shop high-quality art prints, photographs, framed artworks and posters at Art.com. 100% satisfaction guaranteed.
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Bird ringers, aided by the British Trust for Ornithology, are this month recording hirundines and other migratory birds at a private reserve in East Sussex
Orvieto Cathedral is luxuriant, even overwhelming Gothic cathedral with one of the most magnificent facades in the world. Constructed in 1290 - 1591.
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colorful stone in Red Canyon, Sinai , Egypt View On Black
Roman writer Pliny the Elder (1st century AD), in his writings about ancient Greek art, said that after the Greek sculptor Lysippus, art ceased to exist (“deinde cessarit ars”). He believed that after the great creations of Lysippus, the personal sculptor of Alexander the Great, what characterized the art of the Hellenistic period was at best a classicized form, a decadent version of the higher classical art.
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a gallery curated by Rachel Follett
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Frederick McCubbin "What the Little Girl Saw in the Bush"
Add to Cart for Discount Savings! A snapshot in time, this little girl finds butterflies surrounding her as a sign of hop for the future. Hope is a creation of Atlanta, Georgia artist and sculptor Thomas Blackshear. Originally sculpted in clay and cast in Los Angeles by the artisans at Starlite Originals. Combining old world elements with new age techniques. This stunning work of art combines genuine bronze metal, artisan applied hot wax patinas and beautiful marble. Size: 11"H Artist: Thomas Blackshear Bronze Casting on Black Marble Base Hand Crafted in the USA at Starlite Originals Limited Edition of 750 Pieces Normally Ships in 4-6 Weeks Learn More About Starlite Originals & The Creation of This Sculpture About the Artist Widely known for his dignified and uniquely powerful depictions of African Americans, Thomas Blackshear is one of the hottest contemporary collectible artists in the world. His imaginative portrayals are full of lifelike details that transcend stereotypes and resonate with universal truth.
Εγκαταλελειμμένη Ελληνική Ορθόδοξη Εκκλησία του 1888 σ' ένα χωριό φάντασμα στη Μικρά Ασία (Φώτο και Βίντεο)
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Pilgrims awaiting to enter Jokhang Temple in Lhasa, Tibet, 1999
