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Great Marlow
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Item #: F208-0 Object: Etching Origin: England Style: Art Date: 2008 Comment: These historic works of art are the same authentic, hand made images that you would find in the finest homes and galleries around the world. Subject: Topographical (Named Places) Condition: New These historic works of art are the same authentic, hand made images that you would find in the finest homes and galleries around the world. These are not the mass produced images labeled 'Prints' that you might find at shops or art shows, priced far less. Those images are generally only photos, a poster of the work of art. They are not genuine works of art. By contrast, the Thomas Ross Collection dates back several hundred years. In the nearly 300 years of its existence, the firm of Thomas Ross has collected over 10,000 engraved or etched copper plates which it continues to print by hand in the time honored tradition. Item Specifics: New Dimensions: 22H 32W 0.01D Mark: Original Artist: Vicat Cole, George, Original Engraver: Desbaines, A Brunet Reprinted and Hand-Watercolored by Thomas Ross Ltd. Binfield, England Misc1: Hand-pressed intaglio etching from the original an Misc2: Hand-Watercolored Free Shipping: This item will be shipped within the Continguous 48 United States via UPS Ground. All shipments include insurance.
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Great Marlow Etching Vicat Cole, George Desbaines, A Brunet Topographical Engraving Intaglio
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Item #: F208-0 Object: Etching Origin: England Style: Art Date: 2008 Comment: These historic works of art are the same authentic, hand made images that you would find in the finest homes and galleries around the world. Subject: Topographical (Named Places) Dimensions: 22H 32W 0.01D Mark: Original Artist: Vicat Cole, George, Original Engraver: Desbaines, A Brunet Reprinted and Hand-Watercolored by Thomas Ross Ltd. Binfield, England Misc1: Hand-pressed intaglio etching from the original an Misc2: Hand-Watercolored Shipping: This item will be shipped within the Continguous 48 United States via UPS Ground. All shipments include insurance.
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Great Marlow Etching Vicat Cole, George Desbaines, A Brunet Topographical Engraving Intaglio
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Item #: F208-0 Object: Etching Origin: England Style: Art Date: 2008 Comment: These historic works of art are the same authentic, hand made images that you would find in the finest homes and galleries around the world. Subject: Topographical (Named Places) Dimensions: 22H 32W 0.01D Mark: Original Artist: Vicat Cole, George, Original Engraver: Desbaines, A Brunet Reprinted and Hand-Watercolored by Thomas Ross Ltd. Binfield, England Misc1: Hand-pressed intaglio etching from the original an Misc2: Hand-Watercolored Shipping: This item will be shipped within the Continguous 48 United States via UPS Ground. All shipments include insurance.
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![Video Series for Beginning Watercolor Painters, Volume 4: Color Mixing (Paint Qualities) [VHS]](http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/41C9S13QWRL._SL160_.jpg) |
Video Series for Beginning Watercolor Painters, Volume 4: Color Mixing (Paint Qualities) [VHS]
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The fourth in the 5-volume series for beginning watercolor painters, this video continues the topic of color mixing. The focus is on learning about each pigments particular properties (transparency, sediment, tinting strength and staining strength) and how they affect your color mixtures. You'll learn how to choose a particular palette of colors to create a mood or exploit particular paint qualities, and you'll get tips on how to avoid muddy color, overworked color, chalky darks and washed out or anemic color.
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Video Series for Beginning Watercolor Painters, Volume 2: Brushwork, Washes, and Textures [VHS]
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The second in the 5-volume series, this video shows you how to do brushwork with the flat or aquarelle brush and the round brush, how to create soft or hard edges, and how to do basic washes. It teaches you techniques for glazing or layering paint, demonstrates a variety of textural effects and discusses what goes "wrong" in watercolor (backwashes, balloons, color bleeding, uneven color, etc.) and how to fix or take advantage of these "mistakes".
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Maximized Manhood: Curriculum for Men (Majoring in Men: The Curriculum for Men)
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This serves as a companion study guide to the book, Maximized Manhood. Can be used as a personal study or with a group. Twelve lessons with fill in the blanks and additional scriptures for further study. Learn how to maximize your masculinity, discover the manhood of Jesus Christ, and clarify your role as leader, husband, father and friend to name a few!
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Communication, Sex and Money (Ed Cole Classic)
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Most men would do almost anything to overcome their three primary problems in relationships with women. Communication, Sex and Money has solid solutions for all three! Complete with everyday examples, readers will learn to defeat difficulties and create a satisfying, peace-filled, long-lasting marriage.
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Landscape Paintings- an Historical Voyage Through Sun ‘n’ Shower
The beauty of the heavens and the splendor of Mother Nature have found expression in art from time immemorial. The function of art has always been devoted to expressing beauty in all its diversity. No wonder, Aristotle described art as an imitation of life. Human beings take delight in the works of imitation (representation). This explains why man has always tried to represent whatever he sees around. The consequence of this human desire was the inception of landscape paintings- a genre as old as the first century A.D.
Landscape art refers to the portrayal of scenic beauty of nature, with the sky and weather conditions taking a considerable area of the canvas. The word 'landscape' is of Dutch origin (‘landschap’ meaning a sheaf or patch of cultivated ground). The word was finally included in the English vocabulary in the 17th century. The 15th century witnessed landscape painting gaining recognition as a major artistic genre in Europe. The themes used in these paintings chiefly drew from religious subjects, as can be found in Rest on the Flight into Egypt, the Journey of the Magi, or Saint Jerome in the Desert.
Historians often trace the origin of landscape painting to China. However, it was not before the Middle Ages that this genre earned recognition. The Italian painter Ambrogio Lorenzetti is credited with making the first painting devoted to landscape in around 1335. The development of this painting gradually initiated with travelers exploring their surroundings. In Rome, the 'classical landscape' flourished through the contribution of Paul Bril and Adam Elsheimer and the Italian painters, Annibale Carracci and Domenichino. The French artist, Claude Lorrain, reproduced some of the best instances of 'classical landscape'. Set amidst classical subjects, his paintings gave over to vast landscapes with areas of light and space.
The 17th century saw landscape paintings embracing domestic and familiar settings especially in the works of the Dutch School- Van Goyen, Rembrandt, Ruisdael, Hobbema, Koninck, Cuyp, and others.The 19th century witnessed English painters taking cue from the Dutch and reproducing exuberant paintings in oil and watercolors. Wilson, Crone, Constable, Turner, Cotman, and Bonington are some of the notable names of the time.
Post Constable and Turner, the development of landscape painting occurred in France. The Impressionistic Movement cast a profound influence on this genre of art. The invention of oil paint in a tube changed the style of art. Since then, artists could go out and paint directly from the landscape. Vincent van Gogh carried this tradition forward, where he depicted personal emotions through his paintings. The blend of Romanticism and new Surrealism can be found in the early twentieth century, especially in the painted landscapes of Paul Nash and Graham Sutherland.
With the dawn of the modernism, landscape painting found itself projecting some gritty realism, paralleling the work of the 'kitchen sink' school in literature. However, landscape paintings are now showcasing a poetic approach as well; the works of Roger de Gray are an instance.
Thomas Cole took the landscape painting in the US to new heights with the foundation of the Hudson River School. As times keep on changing, the trends observed in every genre of art keep changing as well. New explorations, new movements, new innovations have always taken art to new heights, and so has landscape painting been influenced by these trends. Original paintings by the renowned landscape artists are treasured and will be treasured by the generations to come.
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Work by students in art classes taught at the Black Mountain Center for the Arts by Bob Travers are on exhibit at the Center, located at 225 W. State Street, through April 23. The exhibit contains works in oil, acrylic, pastel, watercolor, scratchboard, and graphite by students ages 10-83.
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