It has been some time since you have been noticing that empty space on the wall in your office or at home, if yes then it is time you decided to fill it up with something unique. There are several types of art forms that you can use to decorate your homes with, but there [...]
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Paintings – Wall Art for Your Home or Office
March 23rd, 2010 
admin Famous Artist Series – The Canvas Art of Barnett Newman
March 22nd, 2010 admin IntroductionA great proponent of abstract art, American artist Barnett Newman (1905-1970) was largely unappreciated in his time. But towards the end of his artistic career Newman gained recognition and acceptance, influencing younger painters and anticipating the post-painterly abstraction and minimalist movement, although he is generally classified overall as an abstract expressionist.Barnett Newman was born as [...]
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No Comments »Painting Big – Modern Art and the Large Scale Canvas
February 21st, 2010 admin The large scale of modern art, including the American Color Field painters, was a major break with the historical convention of easel painting. The scale of these works allows the viewer to actually “walk into” the painting since the edges disappear from the viewer’s line of vision. This dramatically challenges naturalistic perspective. The spatial experience [...]
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