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Consuelo Hernández, considered important contemporary Spanish artist

Consuelo Hernández, considered important contemporary Spanish artist CONSUELO HERNNDEZ is Spanish figurative painter, in the current of realism, considered among the most important contemporary Spanish artists. Born in Tornavacas (Cceres) within a family of artists, at the age of seven, her passion for drawing objects and people around them had begun. She traveled with her […]

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Chippie Kennedy, figurative nude sculpture

Chippie Kennedy, figurative nude sculpture Chippie Kennedy’s work is driven by her fascination with the presentation of the human form. She began in fashion design, exploring the movement of the body in cloth, but her desire to understand the human form led her to sculpture. Her transition from cloth to clay parallels the search for

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John Kelly, using traditional techniques for modern sensibility

John Kelly, using traditional techniques for modern sensibility I was born in Paris, where I live now, and grew up in New York. I’ve been drawing and painting since childhood. I went to School of Visual Arts in the 1980s, and participated in the East Village Art Scene at the time, showing at 301 Houston

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Betsy Podlach, sensuous figurative abstract expressionism

Betsy Podlach, sensuous figurative abstract expressionism What type of painter am I? I am a figurative painter who paints according to certain traditions, the creation of space (vmimicking of space) on a flat picture plane, the use of color and space to create light (vs. mimicking of light), using the principals of abstraction to paint

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Koo Schadler, portraits in egg tempera & silverpoint

Koo Schadler, portraits in egg tempera & silverpoint Koo Schadler graduated from Tufts University in 1984 with a BA in Art History. After graduation she traveled throughout Europe and eventually settled in Florence, Italy, so she could look at Renaissance art daily. On returning to the states in 1986 she moved to California where she

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Deborah Bowe, the complex frailty of the human soul

Deborah Bowe, the complex frailty of the human soul ARTIST STATEMENT Creating art is my recollection of fragments of emotions, moods and feelings that are transferred and visualized onto canvas. I portray the beauty and the complex frailty of the human soul in my paintings. My paintings are often inspired by women of divine origins,

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Carole Belliveau, strongly rooted in renaissance religious iconic art with gold leaf

Carole Belliveau, strongly rooted in renaissance religious iconic art with gold leaf My Inspiration is grounded in the spirit of the natural world. My paintings depict the beautiful, ethereal, sacred and eternal as a visual counterpoint to the profane in contemporary culture. The idealized child is a frequent symbol of this vision. Like a sprite

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Phadungsak Khaewpong, people inventing their own world

Phadungsak Khaewpong, people inventing their own world The artist Phadungsak Khaewpong was born in the Thai province of Chanthaburi and was raised in a natural setting until he came to live in the city, which is where he began looking into the evolution of the human. The human being is a social animal and tends

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