Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label abstract art. Show all posts

Sunday, October 4, 2009

abstract art

This famous painting titled “The Scream” was painted by Edvard Munch in 1893, and then again in 1910.
Canvas Art - Figurative Art
Author: Anthony Masiello
This famous painting titled “The Scream” was painted by Edvard Munch in 1893, and then again in 1910. I can easily say that this work or art is one of my favorite famous paintings of all time. Many reproductions have been made of this piece, and it is a very popular seller as a print or as a canvas art reproduction. Many art theorists say that the person depicted is not screaming at all, but expressing his feelings of shock and awe at the horror of what is going on around him. I guess we’ll never really know what has him so mortified. Here is another one of my favorite Van Gogh’s.. The colors and the brush stroke patterns that he utilizes in his paintings are just magnificent. I have always wanted to see an original Van Gogh painting in person, and hopefully I will be able to someday. Doctor Gachet looks awfully depressed in this portrayal, or maybe he’s just contemplating something? I really wish that Vincent Van Gogh would have got around to painting more people. I think he does an excellent job expressing emotion through his art. The infamous “Starry Night” by Vincent Van Gogh is arguably one of the most famous paintings ever.. But why? It’s really not that cool, to me anyways… There are tons of other great paintings and art collections that I would much rather spend my time looking at.. However, to give Van Gogh some credit, his portrait collection is most certainly worth it’s weight in gold.
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The Scream, c.1893




The Scream, c.1893

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Wednesday, September 30, 2009

abstract art

Anybody who loves floral art is sure to fall in love with this very innovative approach to an oil painting depicting flowers.

Oil Paintings - Bed of Roses
Author: Anthony Masiello
Anybody who loves floral art is sure to fall in love with this very innovative approach to an oil painting depicting flowers. The Rose is the queen of all flowers and in this abstract depiction the artist has chosen to paint the roses in their beds - literally so! What see in this unique adaptation is a four piece canvas each of them depicting a rose lying on a white soft mattress in their gardens. The leaves are drawn in such a way as though depict the arms of those roses. These arms seem to shrug as if to tell the viewers - ‘Hey I am still a rose - and I am in my rose bed!’. The artist has chosen to draw the back drop of in shades of bright red to match with the roses. The white bed forms a pleasing contrast of colors and does a lot to highlight the beauty of the roses. If you are a floral art aficionado and if you are looking for something out of the ordinary - this is the wall art that will satisfy your tastes! There is an old country song titled: “I’m Looking for a Brand-New Bed of Roses”. The owner of this piece of modern art could truthfully say that he or she has found it. The painting is almost whimsical in its design, as the leaves in the first two almost appear to be trying to hold “hands”. And, each rose seems to display its own personality. Just exactly what that is would be, of course, left up to each person who viewed the painting. The swirls and subtle shadings provide a nice contrast to the stark beauty of the flowers themselves.

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