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Michael Azgour, large scale abstract figurative painting

Michael Azgour, large scale abstract figurative painting Michael Azgour is an actively exhibiting artist and lecturer whose work explores the ubiquity of photography in contemporary culture and the changing role this has played on the individual experience. Part of dozens of collections, Azgour’s award winning paintings have been exhibited in galleries and museums in the […]

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Elga Dzirkalis, beautiful figurative watercolor painting

Elga Dzirkalis, beautiful figurative watercolor painting Elga’s watercolor paintings celebrate primarily the beauty, mystery, and expressionistic qualities of the human figure, particularly how light pattern and color harmony are used to describe the form and enhance the meaning of the composition. Her artwork combines classical and contemporary approaches, melding degrees of realism with the painterly

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Bill James, pastel figurative painting

Bill James, pastel figurative painting Bill is a B.F.A. graduate of Syracuse University and now lives and works from his studio in Florida. He was awarded the title of “Master-Pastelist” by the Pastel Society of America, “Life Member” by the Southern Watercolor Society, and “Dolphin Fellow” by the American Watercolor Society. He is a member

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Leslie Singer, New York fashion art

Leslie Singer, New York fashion art As a figurative artist, I emphasize visual impact over narrative context. My medium is generally oil and my work is characterized by vibrant color and loose brushwork that’s been described as fresh and immediate. As an NYC based artist, I’m surrounded by style and have loved fashion since I

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Rebecca Carron, portraiture from Belgium

Rebecca Carron, portraiture from Belgium Portrait is one of the earliest practised and preferred genres of Carron. Some paintings are accompanied of a short explanation. To read these and to look closer at the paintings, just click on one of the pictures. Portret is een van de vroegst beoefende en geprefereerde genres van Carron. De

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Barry John Raybould, juicy brushstrokes, travels in Tibet

Barry John Raybould, juicy brushstrokes, travels in Tibet OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA In the Drepung Monastery in Tibet each summer, thousands of Tibetans from all over the country come together for a religious meeting and to get together as families and friends. The mountain is full of people picnicking and enjoying the day. All generations are

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Alex Kanevsky, Unstable Equilibrium

Alex Kanevsky, Unstable Equilibrium Alex Kanevsky Unstable Equilibrium Dolby Chadwick Gallery San Francisco October 1 ?-31, 2015 Opening Reception: Thursday, October 1, 5:30-7:30 PM Dolby Chadwick Gallery is honored to announce an exhibition of new work by Alex Kanevsky, opening on Thursday, October 1. All of Kanevsky’s paintings, even those that depict interior scenes, appear

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Andrew Salgado curates The Fantasy of Representation

Andrew Salgado curates The Fantasy of Representation The Fantasy of Representation Exhibition Dates: 31 July – 19 September, 2015 Beers London Gallery is proud to present ‘The Fantasy of Representation’, curated by Andrew Salgado. This group exhibition showcases the work of both emerging and established painters including Hurvin Anderson, Francis Bacon, Gary Hume and Alexander

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