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Monthly Archives: July 2015
Frederick Varley Art
I picked up a couple of pieces this week which were created because an artist found a niche in the market and needed money. This allowed him to survive and eventually move to Canada where he continued and expanded his … Continue reading
Posted in Aquatint, Watercolour paintings
Tagged Arab, camel, caricature, desert, India, ruins
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Naive Art
I come across pieces of naive art as I continue to build my collection. #NaiveArt has a child-like quality but is not childish in any way. Often one considers that the creators of this type of art are untrained but that … Continue reading
Posted in Lithographs, Watercolour paintings
Tagged boat, coast, cotland, Findhorn, Israel, naive art, New York City, Statue of Liberty
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Art by Design
It is not often that I acquire works by living artists but this man – one might say – is not an artist per se. He does not make a living as one imagines an artist to be for he … Continue reading
Posted in Modern prints, Uncategorized, Watercolour paintings
Tagged cow, graphic design, logo, Milton Glaser, New York, tag
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A ‘More’ Portrait
I acquired a fine print this past week. An historical figure from England. A man who had power and influence in government. The print is done by a man well respected in the art. They lived some 250 years apart. … Continue reading
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