| Elba Alvarez
Elba Alvarez was born in Pedernales, Venezuela in 1944. At the age of 18 she went to Europe and studied in Paris. She came to the United States in 1968 carrying the ideas and visions which would fill her canvases with bold, striking colors. The paintings that Alvarez created caused gallery after gallery to lavish high praise for her innovative and provocative abstracts. She was encouraged to set up a studio in New York City. Through years of study and experimentation her talents have evolved into a highly unique and engrossing style of painting.
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| John Asaro
True Romanticism best describes the work of impressionist artist John Asaro. A clever interplay of light, texture, color and design reflects his keen observation and study of the fundamentals of drawing. There is warmth and sentimentality reminiscent of Monet, Renoir and Whistler. His figures and their interaction with light and the subsequent creation of shadow solicits the viewer to a sense of relaxation
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| Guillaume Azoulay
This internationally known artist was born in Casablanca, Morocco in 1949. Azoulay’s first interest in the arts appeared at age 13, as a self-taught artists, painting and performing as an actor.
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| Howard Behrens
Howard Behrens' paintings have a specific goal, a singular intent, no matter what the subject matter-that is to bring the pleasure of being alive to the foreground of our awareness. From mountain grandeur to craggy coastlines to the intimate beauty of a woman unaware she's been captured on canvas, Behrens' paintings are affirmations of life. From the flowerpot on a windowsill to the boats in a harbor, he invites us to see the gift in the moment, to see with new eyes the vivid color of the earth's palette.
He paints to bring visual delight, and the result is a visual vocabulary for pleasure, gratitude, warmth, and romance. His work is not the studied details of a realist or the broad, sweeping strokes of an impressionist-the world of Howard Behrens is a world that warms our soal and awakens our hearts' desires. Howard Behrens brings us a world of transforming sunlight, an invitation to embrace beauty, pleasure, and joy.
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| Pineda Bueno
Bueno was born in Motril, Granada in 1950. At the age of six Bueno entered the Escuela de Artes. By nineteen he was earning a living as a professional artist. Bueno's art incorporates all the secret elements of the unknown. There is magic in his color while generating light from his canvas creating a sense of motion. His subject is created from his inspiration of today's woman.
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| Salvador Caballero
Born in Barcelona, Spain, in 1948, Salvador Caballero began his career by gaining knowledge relating to design and illustration. His aptitude for drawing led him to develope the pictorial style of painting landscapes of Spain and beautiful unique coastal areas such as San Feliu de Guixols to the upper and lower Ampurdan or Maresme. His ability to portray the reality of areas in the countryside including Garroxta, Ripolles and Osona contribute to the ambiance in his detailed impressionistic paintings.
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| Roberta De La Vega
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| Antonio DiViccaro
Internationally renowned artist Antonio Di Viccaro was born in 1935 in Italy where he still resides. He has developed a unique technique that appears at once painterly and sculptured due to heavy applications of oil paint with a palette knife.
His paintings are of the brilliantly colorful landscapes and sea vistas that embrace the coasts of Italy.
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| Joyce Lee
Lee was born in Seoul Korea and realized her love for painting at a very early age. Reflected in her works are a strong sense for the beauty and mysticism in nature's landscapes. She uses winding roads, streams, and rivers to take the viewer on a walk through a series of various plants, flowers, hills, rolling clouds, and swaying trees.
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| Lennon
In many ways John Lennon was truly a renaissance man whose insights and perspective helped shape the sensibility of the contemporary mind. While music will certainly be remembered as his most popular art form, he was keenly interested in and loved both his literature and his art, studying from 1957-1960 at the Liverpool Art Institute.
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| Isaac Maimon
Maimon’s paintings capture the “boulevard culture,” that uniquely French atmosphere that so intrigued Lautrec, Bonnard and other artists before him. Though strongly influenced by the Paris school of art, with his intrepid use of color and line he creates works that are absorbing, rich and uniquely Maimon. Born in Israel to French-speaking parents, he exhibited an early artistic ability that was enthusiastically supported by his family. Maimon attended the Avni Institute of Fine Art in Tel Aviv, the most prestigious academy for the arts in Israel. He became a restaurateur and pub owner. Always the artist, he was often found sitting at a back table sketching the patrons. Maimon has taught at several universities and exhibits in the United States, Isreal and Japan.
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| Thomas McKnight
Thomas McKnight's beautiful images of places near and far appeal to our senses. His lush but subtle color, his charming and elegant compositions, his skillful renderings of form are the qualities we admire and enjoy in the works of this master artist. Through McKnight's vision, one sees the partly real, partly imagined scenes evoked by his own search for an earthly paradise and these scenes have an unerring universality that makes them our vision as well.
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| Moore, Wyland
Wyland Moore is most known for his internationally renown sports art. For years he painted bigger-than-life champion sports figures, untill recently, when he expanded his horizons in order to capture the expressive and vivid world of animals in the wild.
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| Purcel
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| Jerry Schurr
An outstanding contemporary silk-screen artist, Jerry Schurr studied at the University of California, Berkley and at the Tamarind Lithography Workshop, Los Angeles. Schurr's first published prints were mostly colour lithographs. By 1975, however, he had turned almost completely to the silk-screen medium in order to achieve more vibrant colours and tonal qualities.
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| Claudio Simonetti
Simonetti’s art expresses the unique maturity of his talent. Though he seeks out new expression in his art, Claudio Simonetti maintains the fundamentals of painting: exquisite drawing composition and color. His landscapes of the Italian countryside, his marine paintings of coastal villages and the scenes of the canals of Venice, seem to appeal to everyone. Simonetti's well balanced technique and sense of poetry pervades each painting. Claudio Simonetti paints and exhibits regularly in Venice, Milan, Paris, New York and Chicago. His artwork is in private collections worldwide.
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| Stan Solomon
Born in New York City and living in St. Louis, Missouri, Stan Solomon works with acrylic paint and creates images in a style best described as neo-geo. His intention is to make the viewer feel like he or she is taking a voyage in outer space "where they see brightly colored spheres and geometric forms that make up the fantastic 21st century images" of a futurist painter.
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| Adam Stewart
Adam Stewart was born in Nebraska, obtained a BFA from Colorado State University and currently lives in Colorado. His work is heavily influenced by nature, namely the Rocky Mountains. His unique technical process lends his images a singular visual impact. His abstract expressionist painting style is advanced, yet accessible and universally appealing.
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