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Joseph Maurone I painted this as a tribute to the uplifting power of music, and offer it as my yuletide contribution; may you all keep dancing to your own pied piper. To the best within you all, and shine on! Joe aka SPACEPLAYER
Discuss this Artwork (19 messages) Newberry Considering some recent topics, a change of pace is in order, so I thought I should take a moment to speak of something beautiful. While I do enjoy and appreciate art greatly, it is my wife that profoundly loves it. So, recently I decided to purchase a work of art for my wife, a surprise gift for Christmas. I was planning on buying a pastel... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (2 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) Joseph Maurone An inversion of the medieval "damsel in distress" as a metaphor for the modern day perils confronting many a single mother, who in the absence of a knight in shining armor, have to "fight fire with fire"...
Discuss this Artwork (0 messages) Newberry This month I have created 17 new works. You can view them at www.RomanticRealism.net All the pieces listed in blue are recent. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (16 messages) Peter Cresswell When considering a work of architecture you should definitely and as a minimum examine the floor plan and understand it. Architecture is a three-dimensional art, and proper appreciation of it only comes with appreciation of a work's three-dimensions. As Le Corbusier used to say, the plan is the generator. The plan is analogous to the musica... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (1 message) Akhriev Here is another one of Daud Akhriev's images, almost life-size. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (4 messages) Peter Cresswell A holiday home to delight, relax and sleep ten people (plus guests) - compact, yet deceptively spacious. Simple materials used intelligently to make nature more human, and human life more natural.
Discuss this Artwork (14 messages) Newberry Puccini, 1986, oil on linen, 58 x 70". (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (7 messages) Akhriev Exhibition Opening October 29th, Chattanooga, Tennessee. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (0 messages) Danielle Anjou Beautiful bronze by Danielle Anjou. Poised, powerful, heroic! I would love to see a piece fitting the description of Howard Roark splitting the water beneath the cliffs. This one will do for me. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (2 messages) Alex Ross In Memory of Christopher Reeve.
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages) Alex Ross I wanted to share with SOLO my love of the work of Alex Ross. Ross is known for his dramatic paintings of superheroes. He has been called the "Norman Rockwell of comics," though he is much more inspired by illustrator Andrew Loomis. While other artists have painted superheroes before, Ross has captured the essence of the humanity of the c... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (2 messages) Diane Keller Thank you, Chris and Lindsey, for sharing your passion for Mario Lanza. I live in Philly, a few blocks away from this mural. While I am not familiar with his music, I can understand now why this mural exists.
Discuss this Artwork (1 message) Newberry Hello, I have been posting a lot on Solo lately, as if I am living there...but to show you that I really do live and work as an artist I am posting this portrait of Joseph. 12 x 16", acrylic on canvas panel.
Discuss this Artwork (4 messages) Newberry Between hurricanes, Kant, and the anniversary of 9/11 I was in a terrible mood. This 9/11 turned out to be a beautiful day and more in keeping with my spirit I went outside to draw landscapes. You can find the other three at www.RomanticRealism.net, the info marked in blue are the recent updates. Michael (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (2 messages) Newberry 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) Maxfield Parrish Standing barefoot on the rough rocks, facing the morning sun, with body open to the world and dress whipping about in the wind is a women embodying ecstasy.
Discuss this Artwork (7 messages) Gustav Klimt This painting by Gustav Klimt embodies dignity and cold calculation in the persona of the, yes, Biblical character of Judith, who beheaded the enemy leader Holofernes, whose armies threatened her father's tribe. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (0 messages) Bill Sienkiewicz The illustrator Bill Sienkiewicz has been active now for at least 25 years, producing artwork for all forums, including comic books... ... (See the whole comment)
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