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Newberry's New York LoftNewberry Hello Soloists, ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (9 messages) DroidetteChristina Wheeler Here is a drawing of a Victorian Cyborg by my daughter, Tina.
Discuss this Artwork (24 messages) Gelbe SpitzeVassily Kandinsky This is one of my favorite Kandinsky pieces. I accidentally came across a large framed print of this piece over ten years ago and today it is still hanging in my house. This piece is not yet completely “abstracted” away and it is kind of fun to figure out what’s in there. Though for me, just those shapes, circles, lines, colors - and the combinatio... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (48 messages) Lovers JumpingNewberry Hello Soloists, I would like to celebrate with you the completion of "Lovers Jumping", a pencil drawing 22 x 14". It’s a study for a future life-size painting. The painting will be about 5 x 7'. I finished it yesterday, November 19th. For the painting the background will include a wood dock and light pastel colors of pink, purple, gr... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (9 messages) Blood 2,000,000xDavid S. Goodsell Description of Image:This watercolor illustration shows a cross-section through the blood, with blood serum in the upper half and a red blood cell in the lower half. In the serum, look for Y-shaped antibodies, long thin fibrinogen molecules (in light red) and many small albumin proteins. The large UFO-shaped objects are low density lipoprotein and ... (See the whole comment)
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The Fighting Temeraire tugged to her Last Berth to be broken upJMW Turner An extraordinary JMW Turner exhibition is currently on display at Dallas Museum of Art. The show's next (and last) stop in US will be the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York. This is probably the most popular special exhibition that I've ever seen in the Dallas area. It is quite overwhelming to have so many Turners all at once. The piece... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (25 messages) SerenadeJoseph Maurone In honor of Kat and Michael. Shine on!
Discuss this Artwork (11 messages) Self-PortraitJack Vettriano Self-Portrait of the artist, the smoker. Grand. This is one of the best self-portraits I've ever encountered. Its simply egotistical. The composition is simple, except for the artist himself. He is brightly lit, the center of it all. His clothes, handsome, slightly wrinkled, unselfconscious. He is not afraid to hold the viewers gaze -- facin... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (10 messages) Newberry A few weeks ago I got a chilling call from Greece informing me that a friend died, Thodoris Archontopoulos. Today I finished a drawing about that loss. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages) The Man of SteelBosch Fawstin Champion of Truth, Justice and the American Way.
Discuss this Artwork (8 messages) View MasterA. Robert Malcom The culmination of a series of murals which lead to the space theme/title. It is one of the most dynamic of space/human paintings made that I have ever seen, and fully shows the thrill of 'being out there', a space artist, on his platform, rendering the scene before him using digital means - sort of the artist's alter-ego self portrait.
Discuss this Artwork (7 messages) VenusNewberry Venus, 2008, oil on linen, 48 x 48" Hey All, This is the last in my variations on Greek themed works. You can see a time-lapse video of the work at the link below. http://michaelnewberry.com/video/video.htm
Discuss this Artwork (7 messages) Launching the Newberry GalleryMichael Newberry The fuel is...the life-giving fact of experiencing a moment of metaphysical joy—a moment of love for existence. Ayn Rand This May I am launching the Newberry Gallery in Santa Monica, California. It will be the place to show the best of my work and other contemporary representational painters and sculptor... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (6 messages) Young BuilderBryan Larsen Bryan Larsen’s “Young Builder” is my favorite painting out of his collection thus far. It conveys the hope for the future that I see in the child’s inquisitive nature. The greatest potential for progress in our society is greatest in the minds of the children that we prepare for the future. The simple nuances of this painting are seen in the ref... (See the whole comment)
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Nymphs and SatyrWilliam Bouguereau One of my top five. A magnificent work by one of the greatest painters of all time. Bouguereau's mastery in rendering the human figure is second to none. Delightful contrasts abound as frolicsome nymphs drag a satyr down to the water: Effortless grace trumping futile resistance; luminous opposite dark complexion; feminine curves versu... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (4 messages) Self-Made ManBobbie Carlyle Isn't this the sculpture for nearly everyone here? As a human, this inspires me; as a person, it visually encapsulates my personality; as a woman, it is my aspiration to be worthy of that.
Discuss this Artwork (14 messages) Halloween 2005Christina Wheeler Trick or Treat!
Discuss this Artwork (13 messages) KimberlyNewberry This is a pastel drawing on black paper, drawn on September 9th, 2004. It is the result of a 3-hour session with the model Kimberly. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (5 messages) Radical Remodeling of Romantic Realism --The Art of Michael NewberryNewberry Hello All, You are invited to see the radical makeover of www.RomanticRealism.net The artist’s universe is often unwieldy and extremely difficult to express simply, it is a lot like objectifying love, but I am very happy with the results of the new site. My newests works, the Californian landscapes, are the first to go "live". New ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (30 messages) OtherworldAndrew Wyeth I just stumbled across this painting and found it incredible.
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