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Seeking awe
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Former Graphic Designer & Art Director. Now pursuing beauty, art, books, travel & kindness
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Taikan Yokoyama was a prominent figure in modern Japanese painting (Nihonga), who helped revitalize the art form. He developed the mōrōtai “blurred style", using soft color washes without outlines. He later became known for masterful monochrome ink paintings, particularly depictions of Mount Fuji.
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Léon Spilliaert is often considered a painter but he was primarily a draftsman. While a painter typically works with brushes and paint on canvas or plaster, Spilliaert employed other techniques. He used ink, pastel, watercolor, gouache and pencil, and worked almost exclusively on paper or cardboard.
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Thane Gorek, Into The Labyrinth (oil on canvas)
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'Through the Windscreen.' (1929) Gertrude Hermes was a printmaker and sculptor, who was one of the leading figures in the revival of wood engraving in the early 20thC. This work shows the night-time view of a tree-lined road lit up by the headlights of a car.
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and 1930s, the figures in Martin Lewis' work initiate the emotion, though they’re no more individual and personal than the buildings; the story lives in the moment of the scene. He was a key mentor to the young Edward Hopper.
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Luigi Russolo ~
1885 - 1947

Autumn Morning - 1946

Oil on plywood.
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Marco Ieie, Untitled (illustration, c. 2022)
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A painting a day keeps the doctor away. Prudence Heward, The Farmer’s Daughter. #art
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Dusk, 9/20/2025. Watercolor on paper. Night begins at the cabin in the north woods. Time to hunker down and surrender the night to the Fae. Created in 2017.
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Carl Strathmann.
Alemán, 1866-1939.
Naturaleza muerta con girasoles en un jarrón ornamental. 1916
Óleo y técnica mixta sobre cartón.
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Ever since he made his debut in the mid-60s, artist, activist, critic and theorist Piero Gilardi has been at the crossroads of many international avantgarde artistic movements. His research and activity have always focused on a contemporary understanding of the relationship between man and nature.
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from the archives...
'Turquoise #1'
acrylic on canvas
14x16in (35x40cm) 2008
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#BlueSkyArt #Painting #Montana
Fence Line.(acrylic, oil pastels on 11x14” paper)
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Luigi Russolo ~
1885 - 1947

Old Chestnut - 1945

Oil on panel.
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Franz Marc ~
1880 - 1916

Fox - 1911

Oil on canvas.

Von der Heydt Museum, Germany.
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Tibor Boromisza ~
1880 - 1960

Brushwood Carriers in the Parkland
1910

Oil on canvas.
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"As Beautiful as Rainbows" - graphite, watercolour, sequins on Fabriano Artistico 300lbs paper, 22x30 inches, 2015 - Private collection.
#contemporaryart #contemporarysurrealism
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