”Architecture arouses sentiments in man. The architect's task, therefore, is to make those sentiments more precise.” Adolf Loos

Let's take a look at how to paint like Pierre-Auguste Renoir. I'll cover his brushwork, use of color and sharp accents, and more.

Inspired by classical mythology and reflecting a love triangle that changed British art, Proserpine comes to auction on 28 October in New York

Wilhelm M. Busch was good at drawing anything, but his illustrations depicting horses show the artist’s special connection with the animal. The reason could be the fact that horses are readily available drawing subjects in Germany. At the races, sporting events and at farms. These book illustrations date back to 1977 for the edition of “Reitvorschrift fuer eine Geliebte” (Riding Rules for a Lover)…odd title. Every one of these pen and ink/brush images is a gem. So inspiring. Refreshingly formula-free. Just thorough observation, knowledge and emotion! I did one wire sculpture of a horse and a rider a while back…I’ve got to do another one.