At Masterpieces of the World we have a wide variety of artists, spanning across many styles and media. Please select a name below to visit a page that gives a short biography of the selected artist. |
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There is currently no bio for Gracia Bennish |
"Look Who's Talking" |
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"The artist is the one who ventures out onto the thin branches to see if there is fruit to be had. If the artist falls then the artist has learned balance; but if the artist finds fruit, there is much rejoicing for the artist and the patrons." |
"The Marrow" |
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His unique primarily abstract style of painting has flowing mystical timelessness that stirs the soul and brings forth a spirit of freedom and inner peace. |
"Spirit Horse" |
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There is currently no bio for Nancy LaBay |
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D.R. Parker is not satisfied with painting just pretty pictures. He needs to paint pictures with 'grit.' |
"Prairie Lodges" |
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Barbara Smith is best known for her romantic and colorful oil paintings reminiscent of days gone by. In everything she paints, her love for flowers, wicker, lace and weathered stone shine through. |
"Dusk at Devon" |
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"I love to look at beauty, something from the past and capture it on my canvas because life is so fleeting, so fragile. I am so impressed with motion pictures and photography because it too captures moments of life...foreverness!" |
"Memories" |
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"The primary tenet of essentialism is that the human eye (and brain) cannot absorb all the visual detail that is presented to it. Thus, in order to make sense of what it encounters, the eye seeks to identify the integral components that give immediate recognition and understanding." |
"Windswept" |
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