 Category: Painting
Category: Arts and Entertainment >> Painting<< previous page 1 2 3 next page >> by Linda Colino [ 2008-09-04 ] Where in the world does a young artist from Hungary go for inspiration? First he explores Italy, France and Germany, three countries whose art histories are among Europe’s most influential - from the Renaissance to Impressionism. Then this young artist crosses the Atlantic into America. by Justin Havre  [ 2008-08-01 ] It used to be that your choices in paint were confined to the color and the question of latex vs. oil. However, our increasing knowledge of our impact on our environment is changing the face of home painting. The paint that we have taken for granted is bubbling over with volatile organic compounds (VOCs) which are potential carcinogens. The fumes emitted by these substances can last for years after the paint was applied. It is estimated that the air within a house is three times as polluted as the air outside the house. by Christian Jacobsen  [ 2008-07-25 ] Imperfections, or spot repairs, must be done before the first coat, or primer coat. Once you have made the repair then apply one coat of primer just to the spot; if it looks like it will still show a surface difference, add one more coat to the spot. by Virginia Wherland  [ 2008-07-16 ] You may have heard that the bulk of a paint job, is not in the painting itself, but in the preparation to paint. While this is the case, it's important to note that a solid preparation before painting will also increase your chances of a more successful and professional looking paint job. So, do not overlook the important steps involved in painting preparation. Well thought out preparation will make the job hassle-free and look as good as possible.
The task of painting should be broken down into simpler steps. by sandeep Tyagi  [ 2008-07-03 ] Gallery is a place where various works are displayed for public. Art lovers will find this place as heaven because they can collect ideas and enrich themselves. by Kathryn Dawson [ 2008-06-25 ] Original paintings made of oil, acrylic, watercolors, charcoal or any other such medium can add a touch of class to any home. Paintings are invaluable and they require special treatment in order to preserve original paintings for a long time. Read on to find out how you can take good care of original paintings…. by Sonal Arya  [ 2008-06-18 ] There are various forms of paintings in India which have evolved over the centuries. The forms of paintings are specific to an era or an area like a city or a state. These paintings are a depiction of the history of the place, anthropology or abstract emotions. by Doug Ames  [ 2008-04-17 ] This article discusses how you can use a painting to express your innermost feelings and emotions. Many portraits from photo convey hidden emotions and aspects of the subject being painted. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2008-04-14 ] Mycenaean Art happened from roughly 1550 to 1200 BC on the Greek mainland. Even though the Mycenaean and Greek cultures were 2 separate entities, they occupied the identical lands, successively. The latter learned a few things from the former, including how to construct gates and tombs. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2008-03-12 ] Leonardo da Vinci is also known as ‘Leonardo di ser Piero da Vinci’ was born on 15th April 1452 was a Tuscan polymath. He was a great mathematician, inventor, scientist, engineers, botanist, architect, anatomist, sculptor, writer, musician and a greatest painter of all times. by Doug Ames  [ 2008-03-12 ] This article is for all those couch potatoes who prefer to watch TV all day long! It describes the innovativeness and creativity watching an oil painting can bring in! by Doug Ames  [ 2008-03-12 ] There’s nothing like painting in the outdoors amidst the scenery. Here we discuss ways to keep the resilience alive in a large oil painting. by kris reyes  [ 2008-03-04 ] American impressionist Edward Henry Potthast was born on June 10th, 1857 in Cincinnati, Ohio. He first showed his artistic side when he was very young and would mix his watercolors to come up with some of the most beautiful, vibrant colors. by kris reyes  [ 2008-02-25 ] William Merritt Chase was born on November 1st, 1849 in Nineveh, Indiana. After joining and leaving the Navy in 1869, he decided to leave Indiana and head off to New York to study art. by kris reyes  [ 2008-01-30 ] Art Nouveau is an international style of art, architecture and design that peaked in popularity at the beginning of the 20th century (1880-1914) and is characterized by highly-stylised, flowing, curvilinear designs often incorporating floral and other plant-inspired motifs. by Service Provider  [ 2008-01-28 ] The history of ethnic paintings in India can be traced back to the Bhimbatka Caves, where some of the earliest paintings of India are found. But when it comes to ethnic ‘tribal’ paintings of India the names which top the list are Warli paintings and Madhubani paintings.
by Debra Lohrere  [ 2007-12-23 ] When doing oil paintings of landscapes, the way that the sky is painted can set the mood for the entire picture. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-11-21 ] Oil Paintings are the stuffs of a certain time and certain set, and art history of course tries to place these works in their superior setting. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-11-03 ] Following are the tips for you to maintain good oil painting habits:
Tips for saving color - Clean away any mixtures near heaps of colors you are setting up to keep.
Caring for your brushes - Wipe to take away surplus paint on rags, newspaper, etc.
Safety precautions - Avoid consumption of food or smoking while you paint by Krishnendu J.R [ 2007-10-27 ] Chaithanya Art Gallery has a vast collection of Indian contemporary paintings, drawings, crafts and sculptures of talented Indian artists who’ll definitely remind you of your hidden-cherished impulses. by Marc Eliuk [ 2007-09-23 ] Care to keep a new oil painting in pristine condition and have it virtually last forever? There are four items to consider, not commonly known, which will get you started in maintaining your artistic treasure for generations to come. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-09-15 ] An artist’s most helpful and valuable tools are his or her paining brushes. To keep a paintbrush long-lasting as long as doable, it’s very significant to get all the clean out of the bristles after painting. by Malinda Wood [ 2007-09-05 ] Located on the opposite of the National Theatre on Chao-Fa Road is the National Gallery. It is converted from a royal mint built in the early 20th century during the reign of King Rama V. The century-old gallery is clearly influenced by western architecture with arch stained glass windows, ornamental marble floor and a gable roof adorning the building. by Mitamins Team  [ 2007-08-20 ] Listen up, hyperactive adults! You may have attention deficit disorder. If you recognise any of the attention deficit disorder symptoms in the following article, then make an appointment with your doctor. Your practitioner is armed with new information and research to diagnose a variety of disorders by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-08-07 ] One may come across many advices about cleaning an oil painting, but those tips must come with a major disclaimer. More than other types of rough and ready projects on cleaning oil paintings must really be trusted to professional conservators. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-08-01 ] Painting artists have been using oil paints for hundreds of years. Actually, they have been seen from as early as 13th century in England, where they used oil paints for simple decoration. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-07-25 ] The usage of oil paintings widely spread during the period of renaissance in Italy. It was so tedious that artists portraying oil paintings recipes containing olive oil were warned by a German monk, Theophilus in the 12th century. Oil painting techniques were invented or rather re-invented by the well-known Flemish artist Jan van Eyck in or around 1410.After him, it was Leonardo da Vinci who acclaimed the greatest credits amongst the renaissance painters. by Matt Oliver  [ 2007-07-18 ] Now that you have taken into account the fixed features of your home, as well as the context of your neighborhood, you are ready to begin considering your available color options for the exterior of your home. Poor color choice can make your house seem flat, dull, and featureless, and you don’t want the colors you choose to overwhelm any aesthetic features of the architecture of your building. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-07-07 ] Black art prints are a striking addition to any home décor plans. But what exactly is so appealing? There are a number of reasons why you might be interested in these art prints and why you might want to add them to one or several rooms in your home. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-20 ] When most people think of traditional African art, the beautiful and elaborate masks usually come to mind. While the African masks are a large part of the art from this continent they only represent a small part of the widely diverse types of work. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-19 ] Since mankind first learned to make pictures, individual styles of art have existed. Each one has its own distinguishing features. Cubism, or Cubist Art is no exception. Originating in the early 1900's, this form of art is considered to be an extension of the work of Paul Cézanne. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-18 ] There are only a few occasions when most people think about fine china and place settings. One of those is when a loved one passes away and people debate who is going to get Grandma's china, and the other is when a bride to be picks out her pattern for gift registry. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-15 ] Art is an amazing way to get to know a previously unknown culture. It often reflects cultural diversity as well as religious and ethnic origin. There are many unique societies throughout the globe and art is a way to bring them all a little closer to home. by Vijay Kanth  [ 2007-06-14 ] An advice on cleaning any oil painting that's covered in dust or yellowed varnish has to come with a qualified disclaimer. More than other types of rough and ready projects, cleaning oil paintings need to be really trusted to specialist conservators. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-12 ] Since its conception, art in all of its various forms has been created for the sole purpose of the artist describing for the world his or her personal visions of a person, event, or place. As a result visual works of art leave the viewer with an impression of an extreme emotion. by Jean Dayton [ 2007-06-10 ] Exploring why we are drawn to a piece of original abstract art. As a professional artist I am passionate about art and how I can use it to express myself. I believe that abstract art is the art of the future as it conveys a message to the observer. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-09 ] When one considered the sheer breadth and size of the African continent it is easy to see why so many unique and diverse forms of art originated there. Ancient, as well as modern black artists of Africa rely heavily on the natural resources found in their homes to produce their fascinating sculptures, textiles, and pottery. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-07 ] While many people are familiar with traditional African art, the world of contemporary African art is widely unrecognized. Part of the problem is the academic world’s fascination with the ancient, traditional forms of art, therefore making it difficult for modern artists’ to find a market for their work. When contemporary African art is noticed, those works tend to receive high praise and sell for high prices. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-06 ] To say that African painting is complex and diverse is an understatement. To be ironically referred to the Dark Continent, this region has produced some of the most visually stunning and emotionally moving pieces of art the world has ever seen. Both in the past and in the current African art world, the people of this part of the globe are famous for their thought provoking depictions of their lives. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-05 ] Africa is a continent that is rich in tradition, history, and still maintains a sense of the mysterious. Throughout the centuries, its diverse and creative people have made some of the most unique and beautiful pieces of art the world has ever seen. Regardless of the medium chosen, African art depicts the fascinating culture from which it came. In the case of Yoruba art, this African tradition is continued and embraced. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-04 ] Whether you're interested in adding modern African American art to your home collection or are just looking to integrate this art style into your décor, it's imperative that you learn more about the background and history.
by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-06-01 ] Contemporary African American art is rapidly becoming a popular way to enhance your home décor. With its earthly tones and natural lines, African American art is not only beautiful to look at, but also creates an inviting richness to any room. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-05-31 ] You may already have a number of reasons for choosing contemporary African art. But if you're unfamiliar with this type of work and want to know more, you will want to recognize several different techniques, colors, and styles that set this art apart from the rest. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-05-30 ] African art is showing up in more home decorating plans than ever before - partly because of a renewal of internet in African American culture, and partly because of an internet in something more vibrant than traditional modern art. by Maigida africanarts  [ 2007-05-21 ] If you're looking for an inexpensive way to add style to your home, you mat want to consider contemporary art prints. By hanging these prints of your favorite images and paintings, you can not only add color to your favorite rooms, but also add a focal point for those who enter the room. by sandeep Tyagi  [ 2007-05-19 ] Aurel Schmidt’s drawing combines beauty and horror in its microcosmic embellishment, creating a sense of awe in its meticulous craftsmanship and allegorical subject matter.Aurel Schmidt. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Aurel Schmidt at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery. by sandeep Tyagi  [ 2007-05-19 ] Corinne Wasmuth paintings are developed on carefully grounded wooden panels – onto which oil varnishs are applied. Corinne Wasmuth. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Corinne Wasmuth at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery. by sandeep Tyagi  [ 2007-05-19 ] Selected Works by Ian Davis are at first he worked on Factory in 2006 Acrylic on canvas,secondly he worked on Doledrum in 2006 Acrylic on canvas and also great more works done by Ian Davis.Ian Davis. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Ian Davis at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery. by sandeep Tyagi  [ 2007-05-19 ] Johannes Kahrs’s paintings merge the banal and horrific, as his generic subjects become monumentalised and frozen in non-sequential time.Johannes Kahrs. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist Johannes Kahrs at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery. by sandeep Tyagi  [ 2007-05-19 ] William Daniels slow process of working from reproductions reflects how often our experiences of the world. William Daniels. View art work,selected exhibitions and paintings of artist William Daniels at The Saatchi Gallery - London contemporary art gallery. |