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Animal Paintings: Why We Never Get Tired of Looking at Animals
Animals were the first subject of art. Long before anyone painted a landscape, a flower, or a human face, someone was tracing the shape of a horse or a bison onto a cave wall. That's not a coincidence of what materials were available — it says something about what animals carry that humans have always wanted close to them. Strength. Freedom. Grace....Read More
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Japanese Paintings: Where Silence Becomes Art
There is a particular kind of silence that seems to exist inside a Japanese painting. It can be found in the mist surrounding a distant mountain, in the empty space between two branches, or in the solitary figure of a bird resting on a tree. At first, the painting may appear remarkably simple. There may be only a few forms, restrained colors and large areas of untouched space. Yet after looking at it for a while, something changes. The emptiness no longer feels empty, and the simplicity begins to reveal an extraordinary amount of meaning....Read More
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Cityscape Paintings: The Beauty of Cities Seen Through an Artist's Eyes
And perhaps that is why these paintings continue to attract us. Cities are constantly changing, but a painting can hold one beautiful version of them still—a rainy evening in Paris, the warm glow of Venice at sunset, the towering skyline of New York, or an anonymous street somewhere in Europe where, for a brief moment, everything seems exactly as it should be....Read More