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Welcome to MegArt, an online art gallery featuring computer generated 3D, surreal, & abstract fractal, digital graphic art. Original contemporary fine art prints are available here to browse and own.
Please do not link images directly to the site, download and store them on your web server. You may not actively redistribute or sublicense any of our graphics or digital media under any circumstances.
Barbara Rainforth "I paint to remember and to discover that landscape-like paint is my vehicle. " Barbara Rainforth composes transitional landscapes that occupy the visual space that falls between realistic and totally abstract forms.
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Artist Gail Niebrugge (Knee-brew-ghe) fell in love with Alaska and has been painting landscapes and creating original fine art since 1973. Collected throughout the world for her use of pointillism, better known as painting with dots, this unique style is available in fine art prints, Giclee prints and cards.
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Faux Painting Classes What makes our faux painting classes a step above the rest? At iF Walls Could Talk School of Decorative Arts, only professionals well versed in the industry teach our classes.
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Recommended reading in the Antique Web: CARING FOR COLLECTIBLE DOLLS by Mary M. Alward If you want your doll collection to stay beautiful, there are a few things you need to do. Within this article are tips that will ensure your collection remains in original condition. First of all, when you purchase a doll, be certain to save all packaging, inserts and tags. This enhances the value if you ever decide to sell. Remove the tape from her hair bows. The tape’s glue discolors fabric. Also remove any metal that can rust. cont Antique Doll Dealers in the Antique Web: list your site here Cixi's Collectibles... -collectibles from 3 generations including dolls, dresser sets, shakers, plates, figurines, vintage sets of cups and saucers, American glass, teapots.
The New York School Fast Facts Abstract Expressionism is more an attitude than a style. Originated in New York City in the mid 1940's, it involved artists from many different parts of the United States and Europe. Although frequently described as the first truly American art style, it has joint European and American roots and probably wouldn't have emerged without the extraordinary influx of European artists and intellectuals who emigrated before and during World War II. The artists used painting to explore the depths of their own psyches and the so-called “collective unconscious”. Because craftsmanship is deliberately sacrificed, universal standards by which to judge the work are missing. The movement was popularized through articulate advocates and critics who promoted the notion of free, individual expression as a fundamentally American style. *** Keep in mind that Abstract Expressionism deals with ideas not facts. Don't look for familiar landmarks from the outside world to help you understand this style.
