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Hopper |
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A prominent American realist painter and printmaker |
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Hokusai |
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A Japanese artist, ukiyo-e painter and printmaker of the
Edo period. In
his time, he was Japan's leading expert on Chinese painting. |
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Gordon Crosby |
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"You could smell his cars and hear the exhausts. Nobody else ever
managed to get what he could out of drawing or painting when it came to
cars" |
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Raoul Dufy |
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Dufy was a brilliant draughtsman and an inspired colorist. He was very
thoughtful and reasoning as well as sensual and intuitive. |
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Peter Curling |
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Now so successful in the art world that he has taken the conscious
decision to accept no more commissions, preferring to concentrate
instead on work which inspires him |
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Terence Cuneo |
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He became a true household name when he was commissioned to paint the
Queen at her coronation in 1953; this painting now hangs in Buckingham
Palace. |
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Comissiong |
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She paints in quick-drying color-intense acrylic paints, and
concentrates mainly on scenes of her home island, including carnival
images and market subjects. |
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P J Crook |
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Inviting and gripping due to their combination of technical
excellence and sinister undercurrents |
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Meri Vardan |
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She uses bold colors and elegant body shapes, where body language is
integral to the image. Vardan’s paintings are simple yet powerful, an
expression of the human form |
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Nicholas Coleman |
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Nicholas Coleman was born 1978 in Utah’s rugged
countryside, the son of artist Michael Coleman. He is an experienced fisherman
and trapper and his affinity for the outdoors fills his paintings. |
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Marco Chicapouje |
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His unique style has developed partly from his love and knowledge of
nature, and partly from a desire to create interesting and fun images
for his children. |
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John Carmichael |
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He is chiefly known as a marine painter, demonstrating a strong feeling
for the elements. His brilliant marine scenes became famous throughout the art
world for their flair and skill.
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Eugene Cauchois |
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Cauchois concentrated on decorative painting. His major
work of this time was the decoration of a Parisian school room, which he
adorned with paintings of many different flowers. |
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Jacob Bogdani |
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In London, Bogdani acquired a considerable reputation as a specialist still life
and bird painter at the Court of Queen Anne and several of his paintings are
today held in the Royal Collection. |
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Gary Bunt |
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Gary Bunt paints a naïve world, where simple pleasures are valued and
cherished. Companionship and love are recurring themes and paintings
often depict loving couples or loyal dogs following their masters. |
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Richard Britton |
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Following his first London exhibition in 1976, he spent 6 months in
South Africa at the invitation of the South African Department of Nature
Conservation, painting endangered species. |
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Braaq |
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Braaq began to exhibit in London’s West End in 1977 and his first show
was such a success that The Times newspaper described him as “one of the
six most successful artists in England”. |
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Gordon Breckenridge |
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It is all about Tuscany |
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Paul Brown |
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Painting in oil on canvas, he has now been a fully professional artist
for almost 20 years and describes his work as being "post-Impressionist"
inspired in theme and style also by Turner and Renoir. |
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Violet Skinner |
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Violet Skinner is best known for her iconic images of galloping horses, which
became hugely popular during the early 1960s. |
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Ronald Folland |
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Ronald's muted earth tone Cityscapes are well known |
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Deborah Azzopardi |
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Deborah works in acrylic, usually on board or canvas, and claims that her sense
of mischief and black humor inspires much of her subject matter. |
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Vladimir Tretchikoff |
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His most famous subject Chinese Lady, featuring an eastern model viewed
through a blue filter, has been more widely reproduced than the Mona Lisa and is
believed to be the best-selling commercial print of all time |
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Bobbie Goodrich |
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Lovely B&W Photography with a touch of Photoshop |
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Jurek Nems |
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If you like London, Jurek's creative photography is worth a closer look |
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Phil Wilson |
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If you like Times Square...... |
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Tony Koukos |
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Whether it is climbing the medieval towers of Tuscany or scuba-diving on the
Great Barrier Reef, he does whatever it takes to find a distinctive angle; that
perfect shot. |
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Joe Cornish |
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Landscape Photography |
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Peter Munro |
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If you like golf, take a look at this series by Peter Munro |
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Henry Kohler |
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Koehler now ranks as one of the foremost exponents of contemporary art |
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Archibald Thorburn |
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Archibald Thorburn was born in 1860, near Edinburgh, the fifth son of the
miniaturist Robert Thorburn ARA. He is now acknowledged as one of the greatest
painters of birdlife of all time |
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Joe Dea |
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An Emmy award winning
TV director
and digital artist. Dea has a degree in painting and
multi-media from of the Hartford Art School at the University of Hartford. His
early video art has exhibited in NYC at The Kitchen, Global Village and the
Whitney Museum. |
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Maria Cristina Posada |
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Vibrant florals from this well known Latin artist |
