|
|||
 |
|||
|
|
|
|
|
|||
 |
|||
|
|
|
|
 ContrapuntalJoseph Maurone My feelings on Solo as it currently is can be summed up by this picture.
Discuss this Artwork (19 messages)
 Convex and ConcaveM. C. Escher From website: "Three little houses stand near one another, each under a crossvaulted roof. We have an exterior view of the left-hand house, and interior view of the right-hand one and an either exterior or interior view of the one in the middle, according to choice. There are several similar inversions illustrated in this print; let us describe... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (5 messages)
 Soundchasers (outtake)Joseph Maurone Sneak preview: Unused sketch from the upcoming SOUNDCHASERS calender. SOUNDCHASERS is inspired by Ayn Rand's THE ROMANTIC MANIFESTO, Disney's FANTASIA, and the belief that "life without music would be a mistake."
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages)
 Opening Reception, "In the Buff", March 4thNewberry Opening Reception--Java Street Studios In the Buff: A Survey of the Nude 222 Java Street - Greenpoint, Brooklyn March 24th, 7-11 P.M. Aware is one of five nudes that I have in this exhibition. I created two new works for this show, Arrangement in Gray, Black, and White No. 2 and Suggestion. They can be vi... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (28 messages)
 Captain America Bosch Fawstin What if Captain America fought America's enemies as he used to?
Discuss this Artwork (10 messages)
 A silent tribute to the woman who started it all.Bridget Armozel It's a rare tribute that I see at my university everyday. That despite all the socialist crap taught there, there is one marker for truth, justice, and capitalism among them. They, the socialists, cannot stop the nature of the optimal human; they seek only to steal its fire. -- Bridget
Discuss this Artwork (7 messages)
 Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting (La Pittura)Artemisia Gentileschi Artemisia Gentileschi's Self-Portrait as the Allegory of Painting is an incredibly bold work for it's time. Painted during the Italian Baroque period in approximately 1630, and using elements of the "Allegory of Painting" from author Cesare Ripa's 1611 Iconologia, Gentileschi took an incredibly egotistical stand- to say that she was not only a fema... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages)
 EventideWendy D. Bateman Wendy D. Bateman has, over the years, created a series of highly detailed, representational, and life-affirming works. This digital painting is inspired by the art of Alphonse Mucha – a prolific painter of 1920s stylized representational art. Particularly remarkable here is the detail on the hair. (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (1 message)
 Invariance and EnlightenmentJonathon Earl Bowser I like the light and also the composition with the balance between the woman and her statue and the diagonal lines of light coming in from the upper left against the lines of her and her statue. The woman and the statue, being almost identical but seemingly from different times, create a strange timelessness. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (0 messages)
 Funeral For A FriendAlex Ross In Memory of Christopher Reeve.
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages)
 The 13th Labor of HerculesPerham Wilhelm Nahl From the QCFA website: "QCFA is very pleased to release two limited editions (in two sizes) of Perham Nahl’s prize-winning poster for the 1915 Panama-Pacific International Exposition. Millions of men, women and children admired this heroic image, which appeared on the maps, book covers and catalogues of the exposition, advertised worldwide.... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages)
 Moscow CourtyardVasily Polenov A few years ago, I got a small 9x12 replica of this iconic Russian landscape as a present from my mother-in-law, who specifically commissioned an art student in Moscow to have it done. To this day, this small and badly framed oil painting is the only real thing in my house. It actually looks stunningly good from just a bit of distance. The online r... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (3 messages)
 La Belle Dame Sans MerciSir Francis Dicksee ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (24 messages)
 Study for Among the CloudsBryan Larsen This skyscraper is monumental, exceeding everything else by the majority of its height. It penetrates through the clouds and rises toward the stars, suggesting that Man's elevation is limited only by the extent of his initiative and exertion. This painting is a worthwhile vision of a future of ever-expanding human freedom and opportunity, and provi... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (2 messages)
 Born With WingsBryan Larsen The pilot has landed her plane in an atypical location, a grassy field, but she confidently surveys the situation. She proudly glances upward and has already mastered her surroundings. She is evidently an expert flyer, not requiring landing strips to travel where she will. Larsen provides a two principal images of strength, the sleek, consistent te... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (0 messages)
 Catching DewdropsDamon-Armand Heslington Denys Despite the activity, her dress, and the flowers in her hair, catching these dewdrops is clearly not a light or half-hearted undertaking. Look at her eyes. This painting embodies the concentration and seriousness that one can and should bring to any activity of ones choosing, whether it's running a railroad or making hamburgers. ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (0 messages)
 The Art of Alex RossAlex 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)
 PucciniNewberry Puccini, 1986, oil on linen, 58 x 70". (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (7 messages)
 The ThinkerAuguste Rodin A POINT OF DISPUTE: Thinking about The Thinker ... (See the whole comment)
Discuss this Artwork (34 messages)
 JordanBosch Fawstin This is a portrait of Michael Jordan that I achieved through oil based colored pencils along with a touch of black ink and white paint. It's for sale to anyone who can give me an offer I can't refuse.
Discuss this Artwork (25 messages) |
 |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |  |
 |
 |
|
 |
|
