Category: Arts

Check out these paintings by Aldo Balding who is currently residing in the south of France. He was born in the United Kingdom. He is a noted artist and his art works are in exhibitions at various art galleries of United Kingdom, The USA and France. Source link

Hi everyone! Today I am going to share wonderful and inspiring paintings by a Genre painter Samuel Uhrdin who was born in 1886 and died on 1964 and hailed from Sweden and born in Siljansnas Dalarna. I loved this painter’s work a lot and found Samuel to be a master of light and shade. Samuel was truly a very inspiring artist. Have a look at this painter’s works and judge by yourself.  Source link

Zezhou Chen is a professional painter, illustrator and concept artist from China, medianet_width = "600"; medianet_height = "250"; medianet_crid = "656251372"; medianet_versionId = "111299"; (function() { var isSSL = ‘https:’ == document.location.protocol; var mnSrc = (isSSL ? ‘https:’ : ‘http:’) + ‘//contextual.media.net/nmedianet.js?cid=8CUB177IM’ Source link

Kelly Anne Davit was born in 1980 in London, UK and currently living and working in London. Her paintings have shiny and glossy overtones, so familiar from low-culture and contemporary celebrit. She creates jaw dropping fine art portraits. She only got graduated in 2002 and the most exciting aspect of Kelly-Anne Davitt’s work is the potential, she is already been commended by the National Portrait Gallery for her work of sublime beauty and great talent. She creates beautiful and ultra-realistic paintings  of women dressed in the style of the 1950s, the birth of the modern consumerist world, in a way ... Read more

Osman Hamdi Bey (30 December 1842 – 24 February 1910) was born in the Ottoman Empire. He was a notable painter, artist, archaeologist, museographer and writer. He has painted many notable works and one of his most notable work is The Tortoise Trainer which he painted in 1906 and 1907. This painting of him was sold for $3.5 Million and is currently on a display at Pera Museum in Source link

Hello everyone..I feel Landscape and Cityscape paintings are an integral part of fine art and painting. I have already shared some of the very beautiful cityscape paintings in my fine art and paintings blog. Today again my focus is on sharing cityscape paintings which will surely mesmerise you all! This time the painter whose works I have picked is Philip Bannister who is a UK based painter.    Philip Bannister completed his graduation from the College of Art in the West Riding of Yorkshire. He loves to work with watercolours and wet watercolour paint and brush. By having a look at his works ... Read more

Eugene Galien Laloue was a French artist and was born in 1854 and lived till 1941. He loved painting city street scenes especially of autumn and winter. He lived in Paris so most of his art works depicts the city life of Paris. His paintings comprised of people, cars and omnibuses of 20th century.               &nbsp Source link

  Paul Falconer Poole RA (1806-1879) was a very well known self taught British painter from Bristol. He mainly focused on different subjects for his paintings and he specialised in genre paintings. Poole was a self-taught artist who gained fame for his exceptional use of color, poetic style, and dramatic intensity. He made his debut at the Royal Academy at the age of twenty-five with a piece titled “The Well,” depicting a scene in Naples. After a seven-year hiatus, he returned with “Farewell, Farewell” in 1837 and continued to produce notable works such as “The Emigrant’s Departure,” “Hermann and Dorothea,” ... Read more

Jose Puyet was born in Spain in 1922 and was a modern impressionist painter who was quite popular in Spain as well as in the United States. He was well versed with impressionism style and was extremely talented. His grandfather Jose Padilla was a well known artist and Jose Puyet learned art skills from his grandfather. As a child Jose Puyet used to spend more time with his grandfather as compared to the children of his age group. Source link

“When I first saw the work of Rupert Alexander I was put in mind of the great 17th century portrait painters – artists who presented an utterly compelling interpretation of their subject through the use of expressive contrasts of light and shade. Like them, Alexander presents his subject with dignity, in a quiet and introspective way, inviting us to reflect on the personality of the sitter. But while in this, and in their high level of technical accomplishment, his paintings recall a former age, Alexander is an artist of his times. His subjects, shown with minimal personal adornment, are bathed ... Read more