animals and people

Lyndall Bass, bringing discipline, courage and passion to my art

I paint Figure Paintings, Classic Still Life and Marionette Themes. I discovered serious art as a young child through my parent’s art collection, absorbing valuable lessons from master drawings and paintings. I first studied directly with professional artists, then won a Maryland state scholarship to the Corcoran Museum School in Washington D.C. Afterwards, I studied …

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Austyn Taylor, humorist narrative, ceramic sculpture

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Austyn Taylor’s panpsychist humorist narrative has led to the creation of a world of repeated characters: lion, bull, horse, deer, duck, predator, prey etc. Each piece is a declaration, a statement; the works exist as an optimistic reframe from the banalities of western narrative. ?Austyn Taylor hails from Rochester, NY. A nomadic sculptor who creates …

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Nigel Cox, photorealistic oil paintings, views from above

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Nigel Cox was a previous finalist in the prestigious Royal Society of Portrait Painters Annual Exhibition in 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2012, and has exhibited with the Royal Institute of Oil Painters 2010, 2015 and The Discerning Eye Prize.Based in London, UK he shows internationally with recent group and solo exhibitions in London, Los Angeles, …

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LUCE Lucia Horakova, bold figure painting from Slovakia

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I grew up under the mountains – High Tatras, which are the highest mountains in Czech and Slovak Republic. My surname comes from the word “mount” what in Slovak language is “Hora.” I spent my childhood in a small village, at the end of the world (in the center of nowhere), where everything was fascinating. …

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Sigmund Abeles, pastels, oils & printmaking

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Sigmund Abeles was born 1934 in New York City and raised in South Carolina. His work deals with the expressive and psychological aspects of the figure; an art focused on the life cycle. Drawing informs all of his work. Abeles works in pastels, oils and the graphic media as well as sculpture. Currently Professor Emeritus …

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Sara Swink, sharing dreams & imagination with clay

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Sara Swink has come to suspect that clay is encoded in her DNA, as much a part of her genetic makeup as her straight hair and brown eyes. Just a couple of years ago, my brother was visiting and I showed him my studio. He said, You know, our father could make anything in clay. …

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Figurative sculpture, male torso, allegory & anthropomorphism

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Tom Durham The sculptures and drawings are contemporary allegories that combine the classical with symbolic surreal imagery. They become personalized mythology influenced by literature, observation of life, and art. The dramatic imagery, are like still pictures, with a narrative that alludes to its own past and future but it is the viewer that really defines …

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Carole A. Feuerman, hyperrealist sculpture on a grand scale

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Carole A. Feuerman: Hero and Leander will have its opening reception Friday, May 6 at C24 Gallery, 560 West 24 Street, New York, from 6 PM to 8 PM. The exhibition will introduce Feuerman’s newest works, Dancers, and a sixteen-foot bronze sculpture called Beyond The Golden Mean. Two dance performances will be featured at the …

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