PORT EWEN "Along the Coast: Watercolors of the Outer Banks and Chincoteague Island," watercolors by Margaret Ann Moebius.
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"So, I started piecing together little watercolors that I was making, and I was ripping up old watercolors and just putting something together," she says.
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Three parrot lithographs by Edward Lear, based on his watercolors.
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SAUGERTIES "Gregory Crane: Watercolors and Works on Paper," solo exhibition.
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It also has great AP prints of Andy Warhol watercolors.
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Kellye was an accomplished artist who was awesome with watercolors.
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His mastery of painting in watercolors and inks is inimitable.
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In watercolors of beautiful, confident women, fashion plays a central role.
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Hot stepper Some artists make a statement with watercolors or marble.
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However, she continued to use watercolors, working at her kitchen table.
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In her early watercolors, desire rises to the pitch of delirium.
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Some of these plates are feathery, freeform watercolors representing natural scenes.
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During his recovery, his mother encouraged him to take up watercolors.
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Wong's exhibition is divided into two groups, oil paintings and watercolors.
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The oil paintings strike me as more adventuresome than the watercolors.
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Together, the watercolors chronicle different compositional possibilities that he was considering.
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The "100 Views" watercolors on view at Frieze Masters still resonate.
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She received political asylum status and is now painting in watercolors.
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She received political asylum status and is now painting in watercolors.
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Rather, his watercolors and gouaches presented rooms as color-saturated dreamscapes.
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For watercolors, the colors can bloom and bleed into one another.
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But can watercolors really compare to what Ruskin achieved with words?
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The exhibition featured 72 watercolors and was a rapid commercial success.
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"We have a large number of watercolors by him," Mr. Meslay said.
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Mitchell was raised in Quincy and is best known for his watercolors.
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It is dedicated primarily to the artist's lesser-known drawings and watercolors.
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Afro's art practice became more than just watercolors of portraits and flowers.
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MYSTIC Behind the Canvas: Watercolors With Mist, Fog and Mood of Weather.
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"The colors were incredible: the liquid watercolors, the handmade cels," she says.
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We brought in only watercolors, drawings, prints — everything that was behind glass.
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Participants trace the sketches, then use watercolors to paint their dog's portrait.
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I do appreciate the technical prowess in things — like Charles Burchfield's watercolors.
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I'll ask him for some watercolors to use in my next book!
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She picked up a small volume of watercolors lying on the table.
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The Rockefeller Center offices of John Paulson are filled with Alexander Calder watercolors.
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You'll go over fashion portraits and how to use watercolors along the way.
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She dilutes her acrylics down with water, giving them the consistency of watercolors.
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Sometimes the timelines overlapped at the edges, bled into each other like watercolors.
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And the colors are real paint colors that you would use for watercolors.
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His watercolors of an alpine cabin and a shipwrecked sailboat are meticulously rendered.
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In fact, Tissot's biblical watercolors caught the attention of a number of filmmakers.
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I was reminded of Richard Tuttle's watercolors, especially ones that include a pattern.
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He prefers to buy watercolors at a reasonable price, he told The Guardian.
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By age 10, he was winning prizes at state fairs for his watercolors.
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Your Gay Thoughts' debut album, The Watercolors, is out now on King Deluxe.
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There are also two small watercolors measuring less than six by six inches.
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I asked Guo about the status of watercolors in China's art scene today.
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Among the tools I brought with me were graphite pencils, watercolors and paper.
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On a July afternoon, Mr. Meier was in his study there, painting watercolors.
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Through this, I began painting underwear emulating menstruation stains but with colorful watercolors.
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He works with materials like colored pencils, watercolors, and pastels to create realistic drawings.
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Not a lot of people know this but I'm big into watercolors and pastels.
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He prefers watercolors and to paint scenes of natural beauty, like mountains and lakes.
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His watercolors are mostly monochromatic and fairly representative of the photographs that suggested them.
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EAST HAMPTON The Winter Salon, contemporary works, 18th- and 19th-century drawings and watercolors.
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So I took paper, as I'd been doing, with watercolors, and folded it up.
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She'd sit on the top her bed, she'd get out her watercolors, her canvas.
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Happiest in his garden, he's loves Shakespeare, paints watercolors and has written children's books.
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Still, Higgins is pretty sure it hasn't tweeted all the watercolors from the archives.
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The watercolors sold well, as did a large abstract sculpture, which sold for $200,000.
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Pence is also an artist herself, specializing in watercolors of homes and historical buildings.
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The show consists of eight abstract paintings of radically different sizes and ten watercolors.
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Watercolors, collages, impasto oil paintings, flat acrylic works, sculptural reliefs, multi-dimensional kinetic works.
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The Gibbes is also displaying 1733 watercolors by Catesby's friend and naturalist George Edwards.
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She's also focusing on developing the next collection of her swimwear line, Watercolors Swim.
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Freya Blackwood's ("My Two Blankets") wispy watercolors are luscious, dreamy and packed with detail.
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But in large-scale watercolors by Geoffrey Chadsey it's a racial and sexual hybrid.
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His room is littered with piles of papers covered in watercolors depicting local life.
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Also on view are watercolors, pastels and charcoal drawings Kahn created on his travels.
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If you favor the look of watercolors, the $5 Waterlogue for iOS may appeal.
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He increasingly relies on watercolors and acrylic paint, having introduced color in the 1990s.
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The original photographs are re-imagined as torn photographs, paintings and watercolors of torn photographs.
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For years he's been taking inspiration from Reddit threads and painting them as watercolors, shittily.
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The second lady is an artist herself, specializing in watercolors of homes and historical buildings.
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And how is she slaying so hard in a white suit with watercolors on it?
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Artist John LaMacchia seamlessly integrates human trash into detailed bird portraits that mimic Audubon's watercolors.
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Illustrators contributed watercolors, pencil drawings, and short cartoon animations, tagging each with the hashtag, #illustrators4children.
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I work mostly with acrylic paint, India ink, watercolors, sometimes with fiber and polymer clay.
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If dishes featuring "Scorpio-inspired" watercolors aren't for you, first of all: Apologize to us.
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That could mean crying in public, painting with watercolors, or wearing a pastel-colored shirt.
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Many of them are watercolors of the scenic views around Manzanar and the camp barracks.
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I stopped doing watercolors because I felt like my audience doesn't like my watercolor artworks.
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Mom wrote a children's book about me and Grandma painted beautiful watercolors in it, too!
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A book displays 28 watercolors, each one a distinct shape awash in pattern and color.
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If his interest was not yet quenched he would grab his watercolors and add color.
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Illustration is defined broadly in this exhibition, which includes watercolors, pencil sketches, comics, animation, and giclée.
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The watercolors helped bring the works from distant and hard-to-reach places to Western viewers.
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But even these watercolors, pale in tone and devoid of sacred symbolism, also feel somehow alive.
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The image's surface ripples as if painted with watercolors or as though the building were melting.
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Activities will include painting with watercolors, designing books on the water cycle and making colorful mobiles.
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The works on display include 14 framed collage pieces on billboard paper, featuring pastels and watercolors.
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When the Leach studio was demolished, Ms. Wimhurst salvaged some tools, watercolors, tiles and oak paneling.
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She listened to classical music and painted watercolors on canvasses she showed no one but him.
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PORT EWEN "Along the Coast: Watercolors of the Outer Banks and Chincoteague Island," Margaret Ann Moebius.
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The best watercolors evoke a particular atmospheric light, such as "Night" (2017) and "January's Window" (2018).
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Sedaris also titled all the works, which are mostly print reproductions of oil paintings or watercolors.
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The exhibition will also include six 4-foot-by-6-foot watercolors and 30 field drawings.
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It was the American expatriate Man Ray, whose drawings, gouaches and watercolors made up the exhibition.
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Two watercolors use triangular shapes around the edge of what becomes multiple rectangles arranged in rows.
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A series of watercolors in particular had caused a scandal in Germany for their graphic nudity.
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One group was at work on abstract paintings; in another, people were making watercolors, landscapes mostly.
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"People do watercolors, but not the extreme romanticism that his work has," Mr. Rhys Morgan said.
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I am left to imagine the effect of the actual watercolors, which must have been wondrous.
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The museum also received 14 watercolors made in 1904 depicting the textiles in the Cahns' collection.
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Zinteta paints on her body and the bodies of other women using watercolors, tempera, and acrylics.
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His solo show, Tongue Tied, incorporates components of still life, hand-drawing, installation, and even watercolors.
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Nearby, the three graphite and watercolors of the same pin oak were all done in August 2015.
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Glidden paints each of these people beautifully, in watercolors whose hues add incredible life to the book.
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You'll also find watercolors depicting flowers indigenous to the Hawaiian islands, and an 1833 DIY Taxidermist's Manual.
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The whole time I was an installation artist, I continued to make watercolors and plein-air drawings.
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Even his watercolors are girded by a field of lines, used both as edge and tonal variation.
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His work since then has included watercolors of bodybuilders and ceramic chickens mounted on monochrome aluminum panels.
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The works in question include drawings, Cubist collages, lithographs, and watercolors from the years 1900 to 1932.
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When I get out my watercolors and I turn on some music, that makes me feel better.
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Coloring gets complicated; some prisons sell watercolors, but in others, inmates will melt magazines to create dyes.
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He wrote: At the beginning, many people called my watercolors "ink works," and I didn't like that.
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Alfred Stieglitz's Manhattan gallery showed Ms. Smith's eerie watercolors of mermaids and waterfront cliffs concealing gargantuan deities.
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It draws on Evans's archives, particularly the gorgeous watercolors that artistically interpreted the fragments found at Knossos.
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Incorporating both watercolors and acrylics, the paintings depict land- and seascapes as dense amalgams of hallucinatory color.
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To create the sculptures, he uses rice flour, salt, water, steam, honey, oil and watercolors, he explained.
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But by 1920 he was painting watercolors of circles, squares and triangles gliding through seas of gray.
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Yes, he uses watercolors to depict mountains and valleys, the sun and shadows and trees and waterways.
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Then I transfer it onto an illustration board and add in the color and details with watercolors.
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It is in no way large enough and doesn't include any watercolors on paper, her primary medium.
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I use whatever is at hand — oil, watercolors, gouache or whatever — but I express myself through drawing.
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I feel this way about Cézanne too – his watercolors are about something more than what you see.
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"Spitting Image" comes from Your Gay Thoughts' debut album, The Watercolors LP, which you can download here.
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The works include drawings, watercolors, and prints, which have been donated to the Cologne NS Documentation Center.
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Using markers, watercolors, and a little bit of inspiration from Twitter, Rath makes all of her cans pop.
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In a side room, a series of wispy, brown watercolors depicting plant parts trades on a similar dynamic.
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Dinosaurs — especially feathered dinosaurs — I think I have this idea where I'll do proper watercolors of feathered dinosaurs.
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Tokaido is the most relaxing board game I've ever played, with beautiful artwork inspired by traditional Japanese watercolors.
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The museum will return two watercolors, including a self-portrait of Schiele, to Mayhlaender's 95-year-old heiress.
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A new exhibition of 3D-printed sculptures, cartoonish watercolors, and hyperrealistic oil paintings emerges at Australia's beinArt Gallery.
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His output was phenomenal: a retrospective in London in 240 contained 500 paintings and 400 watercolors and drawings.
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Her watercolors of the sun rising over the desert and a wolf howling at the moon had style.
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PORT EWEN "Along the Coast: Watercolors of the Outer Banks and Chincoteague Island," work by Margaret Ann Moebius.
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Whether working with watercolors or coping with assassination, millions of kids and families relied on Rogers for guidance.
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This is exactly the paradigm that artist Fahren Feingold seeks to combat through her watercolors of female nudes.
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Jankowska constructs her artworks from variations of translucent and highly pigmented black and berry-red watercolors and inks.
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They ask that anyone across the world in possession of pre-1900 watercolors contribute to the digitization project.
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He also was an accomplished amateur artist, who painted watercolors and many oils of 19th-century upstate courthouses.
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Many artists are highly skilled in their craft, and this shows in their delicate watercolors and street scenes.
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This exhibition of more than 40 paintings, watercolors and notebooks is the largest yet devoted to his work.
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Painted by Kennedy on the campaign trail in 1960, the watercolors depict the waterfront in Queens, New York.
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Watercolors and glue were impossible to obtain, so Mohammed's father arranged for someone to bring them from Turkey.
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Elsewhere, he tended to use the medium as a ground for pictures completed in opaque watercolors or pastels.
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On display at the Met Breuer are the nude drawings, watercolors, and prints by Klimt, Schiele, and Picasso.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA(CHARLOTTESVILLE) "Unexpected O'Keeffe: The Virginia Watercolors and Later Paintings," Fralin Museum of Art Through Jan.
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She is an artist specializing in watercolors of homes and historical buildings, according to her official White House biography.
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He may hunger to speak on them and receive the muted partisan response that greets George W. Bush's watercolors.
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As a series of early 19th-century watercolors show, conducting treatments in public is an old and lasting tradition.
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Woo's prints, available on Etsy, are hand painted with watercolors and acrylic paint and typically sell for around $80.
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Hans Schärer: Madonnas and Erotic Watercolors continues at the Swiss Institute (18 Wooster St, Soho, Manhattan) through February 7.
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The comic is illustrated in lurid watercolors by Hwei Lim, making one wonder why all comics aren't hand-painted.
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I was making many watercolor paintings of old movie monsters for fun while also making strange watercolors of politicians.
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For being so out of step with the ostensibly secular art of modernism, Tissot's biblical watercolors feel oddly familiar.
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She published religious tracts, and she incorporated snapshots and watercolors into her journals alongside rhapsodic descriptions of Algerian scenery.
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Rebecca Bird, a Brooklyn-based painter, has created intricate but unsettling watercolors of plants and animals, especially dead birds.
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He drew watercolors of the rocks and trees of the Pacific Coast, then translated those shapes into geometric compositions.
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In the watercolors, we get a glimpse of his restless, astute nature, his willingness to explore different formal possibilities.
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"It was one his strategies for attracting tourists," said Jennifer Hardin, the curator of the paintings, watercolors and engravings.
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A Christie's sale of Old Master and British Drawings and Watercolors topped out at £3,374,2110 (~$225,280,230) across 22.37 works.
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If you're working two jobs and are on food stamps, you're a lot less likely to take up watercolors.
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Art Reviews A baroness's watercolors; Jasper Johns's crosshatches; a survey of abstract photography; and Alice Miceli's radiographs of Chernobyl.
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They first recorded together in 1977 on Mr. Metheny's album "Watercolors" and formed the Pat Metheny group shortly afterward.
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His watercolors of exploding shells and mad-eyed soldiers are standouts in an exhibition rich in intensely original work.
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Working in watercolors and pastels, she painted a small sailboat flitting in the choppy water of a dark storm.
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Out of the 140 artworks in the collection, 82 were found to be fakes, including paintings, watercolors, and drawings.
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Here, his interest in landscape began to blossom, as he set about doing watercolors and gouaches of the Black Mountains.
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As with Clements' other watercolors, everything is offered to the eyes' delectation, as if it too could smell and touch.
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You could give it a set of watercolors to paint with, or have a pair of devices drawing in tandem.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The Tate has acquired four 1907 watercolors by the women's rights campaigner Sylvia Pankhurst.
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Most were created with watercolors and ink on paper, although one artist illustrating Atengo and Misquiahuala used tempera on deerskin.
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Along the way, Treister produced the Glitch Graphs, as well as watercolors based on images of shamanic rituals in books.
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And the enormous "Still Life" (2002), more than five meters wide, is rendered in the style of Paul Cézanne's watercolors.
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"Immunity" feels like a collection of small-scale watercolors, delicately blurring shades of synth pop, grunge, and confessional indie rock.
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But it's good to study her lively drawings and delicately hued watercolors in the flesh rather than as magazine reproductions.
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CreditCreditFrank Eager Broken laptops, books held together with duct tape, an art teacher who makes watercolors by soaking old markers.
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Then he met a "magician on the beach," as described him — a Danish artist making watercolors of Guam's tropical setting.
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Art UK, hosted on its own server because of its massive scale, will also include watercolors, pastels, drawings, and prints.
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While her artistic talent for watercolors and drawing was recognized when she was a child, she considered photography too technical.
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She has returned to painting watercolors and is on the resident advisory council, and her husband sings in the chorale.
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Pot lids and the framed trays of chocolate molds her father had collected decorated the walls, among watercolors and photographs.
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Its pointed crest and dashing mask — a wraparound slash of black — sharpen its pale watercolors into a mien of fierceness.
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Ruskin was a fine draughtsman, of both architecture and nature, and a number of his drawings and watercolors are displayed.
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The highlight of Fresco, though, is Adobe's Live Brushes, which can recreate the feeling of painting with oils and watercolors.
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Other indicators like mercurialisis annua (annual mercury) and diplotaxis tenuifolia (wall-rocket) are portrayed in watercolors alongside the garden installation.
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Beychok has been making art since she was a little girl, when she illustrated her class assignments with watercolors and pencil.
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It includes every possible crayon color you could want or need in addition to colored pencils, markers, watercolors, and special tools.
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Who said if they gave you a set of watercolor paints, some brushes and some water you could just make watercolors?
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Wet the tip of your brush and smush it into the colored blobs, just the way you'd do with real watercolors.
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The pieces appear more like the soft-focus watercolors of Monet than a permanent body modification crafted with ink and needle.
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The underbelly-located energy of Bellow's portraits contrast with the metropolis watercolors by Maurice Prendergast, conjuring a more élite, high society.
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In addition to the daguerreotypes, the exhibition also features some of his graphic work, including watercolors, paintings, and lithographically illustrated pieces.
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Visitors can see the documentary on a continuous loop alongside hundreds of its images, including 24 of Mr. Scher's original watercolors.
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His works are the focus of the exhibition "Captive Artist: Watercolors by Kakunen Tsuruoka" at this gallery, running through March 23.
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Equally won over is Sophie (Julianne Nicholson), the town spinster, though more by the newcomer's shirtless physique and way with watercolors.
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With creamy watercolors, loose pen lines and easy storytelling, her outdoorsy life lessons sidle up as gently as a summer breeze.
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Craft supplies, such as an easel, modeling clay, or watercolors, can foster a love of art and experimentation with different materials.
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Metro selected the watercolors of Jessica Polzin McCoy, an assistant professor of art at Pitzer College, for the Expo/Vermont Station.
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He made these watercolors quickly, relying on images from the news media, and spending two or three hours on each one.
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Due to the fragile nature of her early watercolors, "Woman with Apron" is the only figurative work by O'Keeffe on display.
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Her watercolors of flora, like the strychnine tree and the baby-pink opium poppy, are accompanied with explanations of their properties.
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British reportage illustrator George Butler's watercolors, for instance, depict a Serbian warehouse where young men from Pakistan and Afghanistan gathered in 2016.
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The brushes react to the paint that's already on the canvas, so watercolors bloom and spread naturally, and colors blend together seamlessly.
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The watercolors were acquired directly from the artist's grandchildren, Helen Pankhurst and Alula Pankhurst, through funds provided from the Denise Coates Foundation.
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Swift also made a special card for the married couple, writing "So it's gonna be forever" in watercolors with a floral circle.
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On Monday, the British brands announced their ready-to-wear collection, inspired by the floral watercolors of Scottish artist Charles Rennie Mackintosh.
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We're talking good dogs, positive self-care reminders, and lovely vintage fruit watercolors — nice ways to break up your screaming hell-feed.
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And then there's a series of 15 or 16 drawings and watercolors of country music stars from the 50s and 60s, mostly.
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The second lady is an artist herself, specializing in watercolors of homes and historical buildings, according to her official White House biography.
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The shock of a parrot sprouting legs below his feathery torso is tempered by a vintage storybook aesthetic in Nives Widauer's watercolors.
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In 2010 a government commission recommended that the Leopold give five Schiele watercolors from its collection to one of Mr. Mayländer's heirs.
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You wouldn't find a lot of expensive artwork hanging in any of his homes — he prefers to buy watercolors at reasonable prices.
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To an extent, the exquisitely detailed watercolors justify claims that British exploration was fired by intellectual curiosity and a passion for discovery.
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I like to do watercolors and oils, and I have trouble figuring out when the brush is going to touch the canvas.
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The most recent collection was inspired by the rooftop lounge at Marrakesh's El Fenn hotel and Paul Klee's abstract watercolors of Tangier.
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Beguiling watercolors depict land, air and water creatures, including an obstinacy of buffalo, an unkindness of ravens and a smack of jellyfish.
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So the series of watercolors was taken up by the French publishers Joseph Forêt and Editions d'Art les Heures Claires de Paris.
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While raising her and Mr. Pence's first child, she took a class in watercolors and soon started a business selling her paintings.
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In a broader sense, Rama's watercolors counter her paintings of nude bodies, of amputated penises and vaginas, as well as her assemblages.
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Ms. Frigeri has also placed the artist's best-known pieces — childlike and strangely sexual watercolors of nude women — farthest from the entrance.
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Burra, known for his watercolors, worked in Harlem, New York, in the 1930s and was influenced by a German Expressionist, George Grosz.
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Two of his maritime watercolors begin Bringing Fantasy to Carnival, both works that aren't frequently on view because of their light sensitivity.
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At the end of the class, they asked the students to use the watercolors, brushes, and paper to craft their own avatars.
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Watercolors that O'Keeffe produced during her summers in Charlottesville comprise the bulk of the exhibition and amply demonstrate that her enthusiasm was warranted.
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Unexpected O'Keeffe marks the first time that the watercolors have been exhibited outside of the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Ms. Toll illustrated her story in seven watercolors, basing Cinderella on feisty women in Russian literature and the pianist on her mother, Rozia.
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For two years, in the 1970s, I hitchhiked around the country doing field studies, plein-air drawings and watercolors of houses and landscapes.
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In the late 1920s, the Metropolitan Museum of Art mounted an offsite exhibition of nine of her watercolors at the Connecticut Agricultural College.
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Related: Watch a Stunning Hyperlapse Tribute to Paris These Fashionable Watercolors Will Give You Clothing Envy Keith Haring's Earliest Posters Go On Display
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Related: Hyperrealistic oil paintings highlight blossoming young women Meat the Fleshy Oil Paintings of Oda Jaune Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form
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For example, there are many watercolors painted in the sepia tones of old photographs, men in spectacles posing as for an official photographer.
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These watercolors appear to be amusing illustrations (with panache), but what they are illustrating is far from evident, hence their curbed seductive charm.
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The polychromatic dynamism of Weimar Germany runs rampant in his drawings, etchings and paintings, including rarely seen watercolors featured in Portraying a Nation.
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Desmond's varied illustrations combine watercolors, acrylic paint, pencil, crayon and printmaking techniques to create ever-changing moods and spectacular scenes of Arctic life.
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The photographs, featuring the inner workings of vibrantly colored flowers, were all taken on his cellphone and have the shimmering quality of watercolors.
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This can be attributed to what Fresco excels at, which is mixing oil paint colors and letting watercolors bloom naturally on the canvas.
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In his teens and after he made creditable sketches and watercolors of New York, mostly in a style aligned with Ashcan School realism.
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His watercolors, inimitably capturing the delicacy of a single flower or a gothic facade, celebrated the beauty of both divine and human creation.
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Christie's sale of Old Master and British drawings and watercolors in London brought in a total of £2,062,375 (~$2.7 million) on July 3.
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There I stared at the relics of Middle-earth: original manuscripts, watercolors, a roughed-out map of Gondor in the author's own hand.
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He refused to join the Nazi party, but he sold some of the watercolors to the government to ensure the survival of his foundation.
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And most of his painted works are watercolors, which are too delicate for permanent display, and their subtle colors make them difficult to reproduce.
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I had been going to school and concentrating on art, so I considered photography another extension of this creative process, like watercolors or oils.
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It's about three girls decked out in watercolors and pastels, following their dreams in fashion and tech, while also fighting off an alien invasion.
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I'm talking about thousands of drawings and thousands of watercolors, done, so far as I can tell, as a kind of tonic aesthetic exercise.
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You can draw with paintbrushes, watercolors, crayons, markers, pencils, and more, and it's easy to save and share your favorite brushes with your friends.
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On the walls were watercolors by the peace activist Elizabeth McAlister, the wife of his brother Philip; they are the parents of Ms. Berrigan.
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We've rounded up the best traditional art supplies you can buy online, including graphite, charcoal, pastels, watercolors, acrylic, oil paints, sketchbooks, canvas, and more.
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In Pepperstein's exhibition, comprising a single series of acrylic paintings and watercolors, the revived historical figures glance for a moment into their distant future.
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A new exhibition, The Beaten Path, of Dylan's art—sketches, paintings in acrylic and watercolors, ironworks—is currently on show at London's Halcyon Gallery.
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The database now focuses on the Expressionist artist's oils, prints, and sculpture (while drawings and watercolors will be added to the website next year).
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Cézanne produced at least 40 oil paintings and 40 watercolors showing the mountain ridge east of Aix, according to his great-grandson Philippe Cézanne.
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She was a quick study though, and the swift arc of her proficiency is obvious in this exhibition of over 110 watercolors and drawings.
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The week after his Academy Award, an exhibition of paintings, watercolors, and furniture by Lynch opened at Sperone Westwater — Squeaky Flies in the Mud.
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In his British watercolors, especially the later ones, the charming waterfront of fishing boats and beachcombers is fast transforming into an intimidating industrial zone.
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In his will, he left his collection to the Met Museum, and this exhibition will include watercolors, drawings, and prints by the three artists.
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After attending a girls boarding school in England, she studied drawing and watercolors for several months in Florence with the noted teacher Nerina Simi.
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Over the years, his presents included a photo album, wine glasses, and "a beautiful tray with one of his watercolors of Balmoral" on it.
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Still, that year Klee created "Dame Démon," a chef-d'oeuvre of surreal, biomorphic metamorphoses in subtle color, done by mixing oil paint and watercolors.
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In the 80 years since the watercolors were last displayed, the understanding of the interconnectedness of early African and European culture has been widely researched.
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Seasonal nail trends are pretty predictable: soft watercolors for spring, candy-hued brights for summer, and moodier reds, blues, and grays for fall and winter.
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Others meander their way around, stopping to look at the ceramics and watercolors, constantly turning from the works that line the wall to the carpet.
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At Master Drawings, art dealers spread their net a bit wider to exhibit rare drawings, watercolors, and oil sketches from the 14th to 20th centuries.
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The monster's fairy tales are rendered as gorgeous, swirling animated watercolors, a technique that echoes Conor's artwork as well as the emotions bubbling turbulently inside.
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She married a young man from el pueblo, gave birth to some attractive kids, and made pastel watercolors of rabid dogs she met in town.
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But her own statement, full of paradoxes and possibilities, is as good as any in describing how light, space and form function in her watercolors.
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She produced cartoonlike watercolors illustrating everyday human concerns — knotted hair, a leaking trash bag — as well as figures masturbating in front of their computer screens.
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In "Drawing for City Willows" (1978), for example, Wilmarth uses blue and purple watercolors to denote the absorption and radiation of light from his contraptions.
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For me, that's doing puzzles, embroidery, cross-stitch, and hand-lettering; for you, it might be painting with watercolors, making pasta from scratch, or knitting.
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After Wang disappeared, Qu and Shaofan remained in graduate-student housing, their tidy apartment papered with the delicate watercolors Qu painted in her spare time.
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Often smaller in size than the men's large-scale oil paintings, the works by women are mostly sketches or watercolors, implicitly positioning them as secondary.
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Ms. Nilsson's work stood somewhat apart from that of her peers, especially her watercolors of animalistic creatures which are rendered with extraordinary delicacy and subtlety.
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Mr. Irwin, who is best known for his ultra-minimalist installations that make use of natural light and site-specificity, taught a course in watercolors.
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Her kitchen—with its framed pictures of cozy benches and watercolors of berries and roses—soon fills with the sweet scent of her grandson's recipe.
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"Oils and watercolors are the most challenging for me but also the ones I use the most because I love the end result," writes Beeman.
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Snyder's writing deftly incorporates elements of both formats, and Lemire's loose watercolors feel like a dream, while just below the surface a sinister nightmare looms.
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I continued exploring, and in March 2017, I made an illustration of a woman from behind onto which I intuitively painted stretch marks with watercolors.
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"I think that that's something that we don't often think about with women's watercolors of the 19th century, is their grasp of detail," Matthie said.
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His current solo show incorporates about a dozen spray painted canvases and two watercolors on paper, varying in size, both visually intoxicating and fluorescently frenetic.
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Tattoo trends for 2019 are leaning towards the dainty, including minimalist sketch designs, watercolors, small designs on the tops of hands or even inside their ears.
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During her time in Texas, O'Keeffe made 51 watercolors, experimenting with color, flirting with abstraction, and pushing the paint around to see what it could do.
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The timeline is a clever highlight reel documenting systemic racism in both English and Spanish, illustrated with meticulously rendered watercolors that punctuate the disturbing historical events.
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Most of his comics are done in black ink, but he works in a wide range of mediums and has exhibited collages, acrylic paintings, and watercolors.
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It works in the same way watercolors do: After a drop of water is added to the pan, the formula is converted into a paintable consistency.
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In a similar vein, frosch&portmann showcased Julia Kuhl's delicate trompe-l'œil watercolors, painted to resemble patterned textiles and superimposed with lines of hand-drawn text.
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In the same room, Cronin's many watercolors depicting the works of Harriet Hosmer, the most distinguished female sculptor in the United States in the 19th century.
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Glidden spent the next six years painstakingly transcribing all the tapes, picking the most telling scenes, and illustrating them by hand in beautiful, old-school watercolors.
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If you look at John Bellany's two watercolors featured in the show, they are from his series depicting his time in hospital undergoing liver transplant surgery.
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Others feature New York City phonebook pages from the 80s, altered with watercolors, burn marks, and more hair—something like a catalogue of White's social network.
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Lauretta Vinciarelli (1943-2011) updated this beautifully in her watercolors, depicting and disrupting illusionistic space so skillfully her works look almost like photographs or computer renderings.
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Tsireh's watercolors recall a remarkable period of creative art-making from the Native American community, and this exhibition gives him dimension and the recognition he deserves.
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I've done a few records that had black and white covers but included markers or watercolors for the buyer to use to paint in the design.
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The earliest works here are a series of bright, radiating and psychedelic watercolors from the early 225s that depicts objects like a teakettle and kif pipe.
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Dawn Clements, whose intricate drawings and watercolors captured detailed scenes from her own life and from movie melodramas, often on a panoramic scale, died on Dec.
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Because they are small watercolors, there's not as much density of mark-making or image as there is in the paintings I had been working from.
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There are also two small watercolors and a large triptych, "Sketch for an American Comic Opera with 20th Century Race Riots" (2012) in pastel and graphite.
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A chance encounter with some 19th-century watercolors at Canada's Confederation Centre of the Arts revealed decades of misattribution for the work of a Victorian woman.
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The artists then applied watercolors to the fragile prints, added a layer of backing tissue, and inserted the prints into cut-out windows of two cardboard frames.
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The result: a pillowcase repurposed as a vest, with "#NODAPL" and "Water Is Life" written in watercolors and acrylic paints, complete with Nyemah's handprint, as Mic noted.
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Ellis's manipulated drawings, watercolors, and photographs — based on shots taken by his father — are a window into the life of someone who experienced extreme deprivation and loss.
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The line up — ranging from soft watercolors to bold graphic designs — is dreamed up by a team of artists, including KT Smail, Ruti Shaashua, and Megan Williamson.
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All his life, he made (mostly) abstract drawings and watercolors, which, despite the level of his achievement — which is posthumously being recognized — he kept largely to himself.
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Crime Scene The print was one of dozens of pieces on display on a long white wall in Queens last week, mounted among bright and cheery watercolors.
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Founded by Kaspar Faber in 1761, Faber-Castell specializes in the design and production of everything from top quality graphite and color pencils to pens and watercolors.
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Adobe leveraged the AI capabilities of its Sensei platform to create a new Live Brushes tool that simulates the experience of painting with oil paints of watercolors.
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Sometimes scribbly and always charming ink lines with splashes of a limited palette of watercolors in this pared-down world help showcase the characters and goings-on.
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And the following winter, now with an assignment to write a profile of Kiefer and my book with his watercolors published, I went back to his studio.
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Sleek and cybernetic, he and his beatmaking partner Nikhil "Kromatik" Seetharam painted an endless vista with watercolors where Lex Luger and his many clones used thick blotches.
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Perhaps the watercolors will lead us to look at O'Keeffe's oil paintings with new eyes, finding in them some of the things she seemed determined to leave behind.
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Astronaut Nicole Stott, who spent 403 days living and working in space during two missions became the first to paint with watercolors in space during her 2009 mission.
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In the winter of 21975-21974, she had a small show of watercolors at DC Moore that was favorably reviewed by Holland Cotter in The New York Times.
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In Call and Response, Saar's travel sketchbooks contain watercolors and brightly pigmented ink drawings that capture the themes, ideas, and images that she incorporated into her final works.
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The two sets of records are woven together into a single chronological narrative in the forthcoming book, which totals some 650 pages and includes Highsmith's drawings and watercolors.
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In one of Petr's displayed watercolors, he portrays the room he shared with other children in Theresienstadt in 1943 as a cheery collection of summer camp bunk beds.
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The mask-like heads of Schärer's Madonnas appear in the background of some of his erotic watercolors, but aside from such chance overlaps, the series are largely distinct.
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WALLACE: Perhaps most fascinating are these watercolors painted by Hitler, an aspiring art student and then a soldier in World War I, long before his rise to power.
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It is an intriguing, peripatetic, at times beautiful affair of 60 works from 1943 to 2003, with paintings on canvas and paper, watercolors and several kinds of prints.
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Watercolor is a beautiful medium, and while you may think about those plastic sets from elementary school, the best watercolors come in tubes like acrylic and oil paint.
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They include delicately rendered watercolors of flowers and lifelike drawings of women, as well as an oil painting, "Summer Landscape" (1888), that suggests an aptitude for rendering light.
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The poignant, observant watercolors by the illustrator E. B. Lewis (no relation) are bathed in subtly changing light, making homespun scenes of country life seem celestial and exalted.
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SCHOLTEN JAPANESE ART While interned in Arizona during World War II, the Japanese-American art dealer Kakunen Tsuruoka made a series of lush, haunting watercolors of desert scenery.
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In the studio, my work takes the form of small watercolors on paper and large oil paintings on canvas, both dominated by contrasting hues and the human figure.
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Unlike most of the museum's collection, such as the friezes and statuary, oil paintings and watercolors, armor is made to move, not sit static in a display case.
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The piece is based on a series of watercolors Dalí made to illustrate "The Divine Comedy," a work by the Italian poet Dante Alighieri in the 232th century.
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Inspired by the exhibition, this drop-in workshop invites children to use watercolors and a range of techniques to make their own landscapes of places real or imaginary.
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But toward the end of the exhibition, I saw some books lying in glass cases, their pages open to watercolors of buildings, seascapes and women in ecstatic poses.
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Socialist Realism, the only approved style, ran counter to her experimental tendencies, expressed in large-scale watercolors and gouaches on stitched-together bedsheets that depicted semiabstract biomorphic forms.
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Her most recent series is part of her "plein-air painting project," in which she employs elements of watercolors (hers and other people's) made during outdoor painting dates.
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There she became engrossed by watercolors from an early-20th-century archaeological mission in Crete, led by Arthur Evans, who excavated the ruins of the ancient Minoan civilization.
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Mainly composed of photographs, which Batniji took while visiting the United States, the book also includes interviews and watercolors, together imagining an aesthetic for describing the concept of diaspora.
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Back in February the Slovenian band Your Gay Thoughts released their debut album The Watercolors, an exploration of natural and artificial textures incorporating jazz, pop, and hip-hop elements.
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Stowaway's Fulton Street offices have the lean ambience of a tech start-up: contractor-white walls, sparsely decorated with watercolors inspired by the hues of the company's product line.
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Dream-like, blatantly absurd, and thoroughly exhilarating, his watercolors don't only celebrate sex but do so from the female perspective; they suggest that no woman's fantasies are off-limits.
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Anteby also creates photographs, watercolors, and sand carvings, as well as bronze sculptures and charcoal powder paintings, in addition to maintaining his celebrity-endorsed jewelry line, Bullets 4 Peace.
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Adobe's chief product officer, Scott Belsky, writes that Live Brushes use Adobe Sensei, the company's AI platform, to recreate how oils and watercolors bloom and react with each other.
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Vicenzi is a self-taught artist who uses watercolors and sketchings to form the base of his works, which he later modifies with Photoshop, as told to Featured Magazine.
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The works number in the dozens, ranging from paintings and patches to watercolors, illustrations, and digital prints, and cover a wide variety of King's decades-long career in storytelling.
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A contemporary update of Audubon's watercolors, which were made between 1827 and 1838, LaMacchia's images seamlessly integrate human trash into the bird portraits, presenting the reality of nature corrupted.
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Winnegrad set each student up with two vials of unlabelled perfume, a sheet of paper, and a pan of watercolors, with which they were supposed to depict the scents.
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The 63-year-old painter started getting excruciating headaches not long after starting to paint in oil – a change from the acrylics and watercolors he'd used in the past.
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Although Bransford's new interpretations of these "staves" appear simple, with just a few graphite lines and shapes accented with watercolors, each is a meditative use of art as magic.
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The plot's fun, classic sci-fi stuff, but, as mentioned in the previous review, it's artwork by Dustin Nguyen, mostly watercolors and pencil-work, that's the real show-stopper.
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In other watercolors, where the colors bleed into each other, Duran seems to have worked in from the edge, making the unpainted ground a field of perforated, negative spaces.
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To add a little fetishistic flavor, Dani Tull included a totem of a nine-foot phallus, while Jack Bangerter hid in the theater's plants various watercolors of people masturbating.
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Inside, antique watercolors and a painting of Sir Allan Ramsay, a British ambassador to Morocco in the 1990s, are hung above shelves lined with dog-eared books and magazines.
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When Dalí, who died in 103, finished the project, he had completed 210 watercolors for the poem's 21,2245 lines: 34 illustrating Inferno, 33 illustrating Purgatory and 33 illustrating Paradise.
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But it was an offhand gift from his wife that enabled him to picture his future: a set of watercolors and a paintbrush he could hold in his mouth.
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The Musée Marmottan Monet in Paris is showing 227 paintings, watercolors and sculptures owned by the artist in an exhibition titled "Monet Collectionneur" ("Monet the Collector," ending Jan. 21891).
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The secretary of state's office recently posted a new digital exhibit of his images — paintings, sketches and watercolors that collectively give you a sense of California in another era.
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How solid this show is, full of the joy and anxiety of postwar Manhattan, rich with diner-side sketches and watercolors from dark Greenwich Village nights of the soul.
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From 1904 to 1935, the watercolors had been painted by assistants working for Leo Frobenius, a German ethnologist, on trips to southern Africa, the Sahara, Scandinavia, France, Spain and Australia.
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However, the show contains 61 pieces, 18 monoprint/paintings, 10 watercolors, 13 drawings, and 20 prints, which is far more work than I can jam into my perception or memory.
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For years, he regularly rose before dawn to paint watercolors in response to the character of the sunrise that day and was attentive to sunsets with equal regularity and sensitivity.
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Wilder lived in Stamford in a house built in 1734 that he had shared with Radner, writing and painting watercolors with his wife Karen Boyer, whom he married in 1991.
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According to the book, Diana resented Charles for sitting for hours painting watercolors during their honeymoon onboard the HMS Britannia, so one day she destroyed his painting and his equipment.
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Presenting original visual and written content from over 60 artists, from drawings, watercolors, or sculpture, The Nuclear Culture Source Book builds on four years of research by editor Ele Carpenter.
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The week after her death, my family went to her house to sort through her belongings, including hundreds of watercolors and sketches that none of us had ever seen before.
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Brosgol's clever text manages to feel both classic and ultracontemporary, as do her illustrations, which veer between timeless watercolors and what could pass as rough sketches for a "Minions" spinoff.
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Some of his ideas appear in an adjacent gallery of watercolors, a fantastic grouping that the museum has supplemented with Rockman's ongoing series of field drawings of flora and fauna.
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Depending on the artist and the size of the painting, costs can run anywhere from a few hundred to thousands of dollars, with watercolors generally costing less than oil paintings.
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Ms. Nedvetskaia also mentioned the possibility of exhibiting virtual-reality works alongside the physical material on which they were based, such as Shalenny's watercolors or video directed by Mr. McCarthy.
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The donations, which also include Chinese and Japanese ceramics and watercolors by the American painter John Marin, are valued at more than $100 million in total, according to the museum.
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Rama, after the early watercolors and a postwar period of rather negligible Informel painting, began to create dark abstract panels from which she hung sliced, deflated strips of rubber tires.
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Could a current exhibition of paintings, watercolors, and furniture by Lynch hint at secrets hidden in his other works, or even provide some spark of insight into the artist himself?
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In a single year, 1922, Picabia produced geometric abstractions, figurative silhouettes ("La Nuit Espagnole" is perhaps the most notable), and conventional, vaguely impressionistic watercolors of women draped in floral fabrics.
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Gallery, from Queens, N.Y., shares a solo presentation of new large-scale wooden sculptures and vibrant watercolors by the artist Chris Bogia, a founder of the Fire Island Artist Residency.
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"This gift of significant drawings, watercolors, and sketchbooks wonderfully complements and greatly enhances the museum's extensive collection of nineteenth- and early twentieth-century American painting," said Director Erin M. Coe.
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A compelling display of nine color reproductions from the original group of watercolors portray Symbolist and Celtic-inspired fairytales, folklore, and dreams, in which spectral creatures appear in phantasmal landscapes.
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The visual disjunct between the photographs' prosaic cityscapes and the watercolors' poetic closeups makes the two images seem unrelated to one another — a feeling that is enhanced by the different media.
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There's also an "exclusive" tour, which costs an extra an extra $33, but grants access to the Cornwall Room, which has walls covered in original watercolors done by Prince Charles himself.
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Steward's Black Panther-inspired work wordplays the concept of "bearing arms" into a series of four large framed watercolors of two young Black boys engaged in a kind of ambiguous wrestling.
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The canvases and watercolors he has produced over the years — of flamboyant sunrises and feverish sunsets — address themes that most committed modernists would either scorn or find too frightening to tackle.
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A co-editor of The Southern Review since 2013, Nemens is known both for her writing and illustration, the latter in the form of cartoons and watercolors of women in Congress.
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When a solid plane bleeds into the area adjacent to it, I get the feeling that Hoyland had done a lot of watercolors, which his American peers would have frowned upon.
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With a decidedly Surrealistic bent, the baron's scrapbook pages blend text, photography and watercolors into a visual feast of balls, galas and other festivities featuring personalities with patrician names (see: Windsor).
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Vigorfun Deluxe Art Set in Wooden Case, $35.99Help them get their creative juices flowing with this set of art supplies that'll let them create everything from pencil sketches to beautiful watercolors.
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Some of his work — black-and-white watercolors from the 1980s series "100 Views Along the Road" — is being shown at the London Frieze Masters this week by Bruce Silverstein Gallery.
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Written and illustrated by David Covell Running at top speed and with reckless abandon, Covell's watercolors and handwritten text take us on a madcap, carefree adventure through nature's wide-open spaces.
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After a week of scrutiny, Ms. Smith had made up her mind: The piece was a wood block print based on the "Divine Comedy" watercolors of Salvador Dalí, the Spanish surrealist.
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Rama, born in 1918, made her most scandalous works at the start of her career: blotchy, mysterious watercolors of nude figures behaving very badly, as well as disembodied limbs and mouths.
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The paintings are attributed to an unidentified artist, or possibly a group of artists, known as the Sydney Bird Painter, whose detailed watercolors of Australia's birds provide a natural history record.
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I received a file with lots of pictures to choose from for my book, all watercolors, followed by an invitation to have lunch with Kiefer and look at some more pictures.
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All these ingredients merge in the handful of watercolors brought together, from the Met's collection and loans, by John Guy, the museum's curator for the arts of South and Southeast Asia.
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At the Institute for the Study of the Ancient World, watercolors of Cretan friezes by artists in Evans's employ have an Art Nouveau ornamentation more appropriate to London's Liberty department store.
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The new Knossos being assembled from files in the cloud is no more true or false than the frescoes, watercolors, sketches and bogus artifacts that Evans's team brought back to Britain.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After years of being erroneously credited to two men, a group of 19th-century watercolors and drawings are now rightly attributed to Caroline Louisa Daly.
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Handpainted with watercolors, an emotive seven-minute animated short titled El Empleo ("The Employment") bizarrely captures contemporary notions of productivity through the life of one man on his way to work.
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The photographs, drawings, and watercolors are largely drawn from a trove of images Ellis inherited from his father, Thomas Ellis, who was a studio and street photographer in Harlem in the 1950s.
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The paintings — many of them quite large, especially for an artist known for her watercolors — are packed with formal intelligence, a continuous humming energy, graphic control, offbeat humor, and layers of tenderness.
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The colors of the film are reminiscent of watercolors, while the textures present in the animation evoke the image of paper, bringing the beauty of calligraphy even more fully into the short.
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Nadine Faraj's technique, which is to work wet-in-wet with watercolors on paper, evokes the misty arcs of pleasure and the deep, deep depths of hunger that the sexual act taps.
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During a trip to Europe, he had an opportunity to examine what he calls "Turner's various daubing methods" in the 19th-century Romantic painter's watercolors on view at Tate Britain, in London.
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One of the more touching watercolors is Mr. Fay's "Lance Corporal Fuller Mourns," which features a young Marine with tears streaming down his cheeks with his fallen comrades lying in the background.
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Made by Teku Studios, and presented by Daedalic Entertainment, Candle was entirely drawn and painted by hand, its watercolors then animated digitally into a vivid journey that bursts with texture and color.
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But kudos to Wave Hill, the public garden in the Bronx, for teaching children about these women's landscape works, which young visitors will emulate with watercolors and pencils in this outdoor exercise.
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Painting in watercolors on paper in the European tradition, Das captured the form of the fruit bat using the Mughal practice of prataj: meticulous shading from light to dark to define shape.
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Over his four decades in prison, Phillips turned to art to occupy his heart and mind, painting watercolors in his cell with supplies purchased by selling handmade greeting cards to other inmates.
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In her first fully realized body of animations, the complex, expansive worlds she generates through wall drawings, collages, computer-generated imagery, watercolors, photography, filmmaking, and activism merge into a total form of mythmaking.
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Oculus is keeping most of Quill's interface under wraps, but what it's showing off at Sundance is the virtual equivalent of watercolors and a canvas — subtle and all-purpose tools for trained artists.
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From printed watercolors to painted and stippled naturalistic drawings to more simplistic text-based works, it is evident that Kocyildirim's ability to effectively display another person's perspective is something he takes very seriously.
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The watercolor pencils give you more control over fine details in your paintings, so they may be a fun addition to your supplies if you're more used to the liquid paint of watercolors.
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Bayan and Batoul, the two oldest Mohammad children, made get-well cards using the same set of watercolors the sponsors had used to make greeting signs that first day at the airport hotel.
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Several years ago, Guo began developing an ongoing series of watercolors titled "Painting is Collecting," in which he has depicted groupings of mushrooms, birds, colored stones, plant leaves, and other subjects from nature.
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Juana Cespdes from Barcelona, Spain, has a delicate series of watercolors on white Japanese paper depicting small people in grids and spirals, creating scenes that evoke the nostalgic joy of a winter wonderland.
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In two small watercolors of gilded honeycomb lattices, it's the surface itself that becomes charged with ambiguity — clearly but not crudely sexual and transmitting a vivid sense of motion though it's obviously static.
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Zwirner is trumpeting its coup with an all-Klee booth here, full of wily small-scale watercolors like "Signs in the Field" (1935), with its joyously inscrutable cloud of glyphs, ovals and eyes.
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Anderson Cooper's mother, Gloria Vanderbilt, contributes watercolors to accompany Ms. Miller's horoscope calendars, which she sells for $19.99 but hands out for free when the planets align her with a potential new friend.
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On display in a separate exhibition are cyanotype prints, watercolors, and a sound-based work by Ivan Forde, who draws connections between migratory birds, the Odyssey, and St. Christopher, patron saint of travelers.
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It also makes it possible to create art in ways you wouldn't necessarily recreate in real life — Handsome Squidward up there is painted in oil paints, while the background was done with watercolors.
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He had just spotted Aggie Whelan Kenny and her fellow artists lined up with their pads and pencils, pens, crayons, oil sticks and watercolors at his 1984 arraignment on federal tax evasion charges.
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It's a strange medium for an artist to work in, but soot and spit were what James Castle used in place of ink or watercolors, beginning as a child in the early 1900s.
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That's why this winter edition of 20 great values in red wine, all under $20 a bottle, may be a mural in watercolors, fated to fade quickly should an ill rain blow in.
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She is also an adjunct professor for watercolors and museum studies at Johns Hopkins University, and an adjunct professor, teaching water media classes, at the Maryland Institute College of Art, both in Baltimore.
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In Julie Saul, 17 recent watercolors by Pavel Pepperstein, a sardonic Russian artist, depict Jacqueline Kennedy as a cartoon character in mythological extremis, carried forth by satyrs or kneeling before the goddess Athena.
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Some of the his watercolors from the first half of the 1910s show a bold, colorful, almost expressionistic fluidity, but any traces of aesthetic flair are refined away in Tolkien's more mature work.
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And although her watercolors may not seem radical or visually experimental, they do reveal a sharp artistic eye for daily life, particularly when she captured an outdoor settings while painting en plein air.
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The Instagram account, which recently won a Webby Award and has 385,000 followers as of this writing, is a reprieve, a visual oasis of enchanting watercolors and sketches, lush and sweet and deeply personal.
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Baloji's work is the most historical: it remakes the genre of the colonial portrait by taking ethnographic and colonial images of Congolese people, recontextualizing them within European watercolors that were made of the region.
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If you stand along the gallery's edge to survey these watercolors together with the Madonnas, the disparity between the two in subject and style is evident, but color jumps out as the immediate overlap.
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For example, watercolors by San Ildefonso Pueblo artists Tonita Peña, Awa Tsireh, Julian Martinez, and Fred Kabotie (Hopi) were gifts of Amelia Elizabeth White, a major proponent of the "traditional" style of Southwest painting.
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Returning from her 2015 show which used a galactic aesthetic to depict humanity's outward and internal cyclical behaviors, painter Jenny Edbrooke delivers a haunting series of sensual watercolors and resin paintings of tiny blossoms.
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Some of these blank pages remain in the final 1926 version, but many were later filled in by Gauguin with his beautiful monotypes, collages, watercolors, woodcuts, and photographs, while he was in the Marquesas.
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In his drawings and watercolors, Skolnick's line is economical, languid, and assured; for a young artist who is still refining his craft, he seems to have instinctively learned the expressive power of holding back.
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Inside Femer, her small leatherworking shop, each object fits the nautical theme: yellow raincoats hanging on a rack, an old machine that fillets fish, a few watercolors of boats, and her grandfather's fishing nets.
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He called a series of small-format watercolors he produced toward the end of the war his "Unpainted Pictures," and said they were studies for oil paintings that he had been prohibited from making.
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The stately living room, with a grand piano and views of the Pacific Ocean, is neatly decorated with treasures of a well-traveled life, like etchings of Cairo and Ann's framed watercolors of Tunisia.
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A collection of his gorgeous, large-scale visionary watercolors created from 21718 to 21779 — many painted at his home near Buffalo, N.Y., and depicting the local landscape — are on view at Bernard Goldberg (21998).
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"Midsummer, East Yorkshire" — Mr. Hockney's 2004 series of 36 watercolors on paper — is a direct homage to van Gogh's Provence landscapes, with their wheat fields, wheel-like haystacks, stocky clouds and high horizon lines.
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There, he applied what he had learned in Paris in a series of wonderful watercolors that catch the flickering color of North Africa — this is when Klee's art began to abound in landscape imagery.
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Two of her watercolors will soon be on view in "Art From the Holocaust," an exhibition at the German Historical Museum in Berlin of 100 works that were clandestinely created by 50 Holocaust-era artists.
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Located at Pier 36 on the South Street Seaport, the tent was spacious and airy, featuring 85 participating galleries and six installations, with booth after booth packed with watercolors, collages, drawings, prints, and paper sculptures.
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In "25-Year-Old Textbooks and Holes in the Ceiling: Inside America's Public Schools," Josephine Sedgwick writes: Broken laptops, books held together with duct tape, an art teacher who makes watercolors by soaking old markers.
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Passion was the inspiration for a series of watercolors from 1939-43 (Appassionata [Passionate]) and a related 1939 watercolor, "Appassionata (Marta e i marchettoni)" ("Passionate (Marta and the Rent Boys)"), named for her mother, Marta.
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In less than four minutes, this video captures the process through which restorers at the Metropolitan Museum of Art prepared three pieces by Émile Gilliéron for display in the new exhibition Watercolors of the Acropolis.
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The first room is a recreation of photographer and art dealer Alfred Stieglitz's display of O'Keeffe's early charcoals and watercolors of 1917, which curiously already resemble the later oil colors in form, construction, and composition.
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The surface of her collage made of Japanese paper and watercolors is rippled where the paper has been creased and folded, and it is festooned with spots of color and the portentous images of birds.
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Guess I'll just keep liking and leaving Taymoji on my favorite posts — mostly watercolors, Star Wars mashups, and anything defending net neutrality — in the hopes of climbing the ranks the good old-fashioned free way.
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This section includes drawings and watercolors from Disney's "Fantasia" (1940) and what promises to be a dramatic installation of Bruce Conner's A-bomb montage "Crossroads" (1976) — a pair of wildly different but equally immersive experiences.
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Kathryn Vaughn, an art instructor in Tennessee who teaches about 800 children from pre-K to fifth grade, sent The Times photos of the dried-out markers she soaked to make watercolors for her students.
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If the watercolors and the two groups of paintings are a clue, Duran never seems to have settled into a mode of production and he was not afraid of using a wide array of colors.
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In the group of conventionally structured but graphic and gloriously weird oil landscapes that, along with a series of less successful small watercolors, comprise his solo debut at Karma, he leans heavily into painterly abstraction.
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"My inspiration of Kayla's color was inspired by Lahren but was strictly visual," said Morgan, who kept the wig looking fresh and cool-toned with Tressa Watercolors, a line of color-depositing and toning shampoos.
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This is the first time the watercolors have been seen outside the O'Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe, N.M. UNIVERSITY OF TEXAS (AUSTIN) "Making Africa: A Continent of Contemporary Design," Blanton Museum of Art Through Jan.
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These artists' attention to detail, use of vibrant colors, and engagement with both literary themes and contemporary life will be illustrated through a selection of paintings, drawings, and watercolors presented alongside superb examples of decorative art.
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As the exhibition's title suggests, A Mountain of Skulls and Not One I Recognize features a year's worth of watercolors and gouaches that portray human mortality and vanity with a mix of pathos and dark humor.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After Austrian artist Ferdinand Bauer visited the Australian coastline in the early 1800s, it took him up to a decade to complete his watercolors based on his on-site sketches.
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Madonnas line the walls of the lower floor and are hung to loom above viewers as if they were icons in churches; the erotic watercolors occupy the upper section, creating a wholly different mood of levity.
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Related: Read About How All Your Favorite Artists Were Boning in 'The Art of the Affair' Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form Wake Up Bright and Early New Year's Day to Gorgeous Coffee-Painted Art
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With time, she learned to channel her powerful skills into making art, working with everything from watercolors, oils, and gouache to graphite, pastels, and digital tools—going with whichever material form suits a particular subject best.
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Sources: IG Group, Google/World Bank An accomplished painter, Queen Margrethe makes a heck of a lot more as monarch — at almost 253 times the per capital GDP of Denmark — than she would churning out watercolors.
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Text and photos, juxtaposed with watercolors, press clippings, doodles, handwritten letters and sketches, help bring Beaton's various homes to life, as well as his gossipy nature, quick and quotable wit, notorious squabbles and volatile love affairs.
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There is a table where she makes zines and hats — her latest obsession — that hang on her walls, alongside vintage hats, drawings, watercolors and a puppet she made at a puppetry class in the Czech Republic.
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Her fall collection, full of flowing botanical print dresses and separates, was inspired by the interiors of Radziwill's homes, in particular the Paris apartment where she once kept the watercolors, hung above a pink silk couch.
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But the creative use of new technology sits alongside a genuine desire to return to analogue tools, evident in the delicate watercolors of Pezo von Ellrichshausen's Finite Format 04, an obsessive, repetitious compendium of formal variations.
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Opening at the Morgan Library & Museum on May 18, Wayne Thiebaud, Draftsman is the first exhibition to explore the full scope of the artist's works on paper, including quick sketches, finished pastels, watercolors, and charcoal drawings.
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At Frieze, in a showcase offering an overview of some two decades of her art, Ms. Cianciolo will present a varied array of works on paper: watercolors and drawings, yes, but also garment sketches and recipes.
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Rama often visited the asylum, where she witnessed electroshock therapy, and numerous watercolors from the 1940s depict nude women in states of confinement — trapped in a narrow wheelchair, perhaps, or tied down to a surgical bed.
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Related: Paint, Oil, and Milk Form a Phantasmagoria of Rainbow Colors Sensual, Ethereal Watercolors Reinterpret the Female Form Meat the Fleshy Oil Paintings of Oda Jaune Something's Hiding Under the Rug in These Creepy Hyperrealistic Paintings
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It is interesting to see her early 1980s watercolors from the Chester and Davida Herwitz family collection, where it is clear that Rodwittiya's signature use of bold colors and robust female figures begin to take shape.
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Charif Benhelima, a contemporary Belgian artist whose Polaroids are now on view at the Oscar Niemeyer Museum in Curitiba, takes advantage of the camera's unsophisticated technology to produce photographs that look more like drawings or watercolors.
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Now young readers can follow Marlon Bundo along as he hops after "Grampa" (Vice President Mike Pence) in this delightful story penned by Charlotte Pence and illustrated faithfully with watercolors from the "Second Lady" herself, Karen Pence.
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In my own art practice, I work with whatever medium lends itself to a particular project, from watercolors about failed human trafficking attempts, to dinners about California's history, to the experiences of Mexican migrants coming into Arizona.
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To the right of that, along the right edge of the photo, is the work table where I work on "The Book of Umm," 1,300 gouache/watercolors so far in a series I've been doing since 2011.
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The exhibition reveals the drawings of the gods and goddesses she made while looking after her ailing mother, the portraits she drew of herself over the years, her sketches, her etchings, her lino cuts, and her watercolors.
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These small watercolors, commissioned by one Colonel James Skinner — an officer of the East India Trading Company — focus on people like an eye surgeon, a barber, an ear cleaner, and a bath attendant carrying out their duties.
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There's a series of early watercolors, "Tit Heaven" (1991-1994), in which Yuskavage camouflaged female body parts into dreamy deconstructed still lives so that breasts and noses rise like landmasses from surreal jumbles of flowers and fruit.
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Nonlinear narratives, peopled with an exotic array of characters and situations culled from myriad sources (including Ganesh's own illustrations, watercolors and drawings) somersault seamlessly in a dazzling display of gender politics, with a sprinkling of feminist rage.
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For the first time, the two Frick canvases will be shown with sketchbooks of Turner's original on-site drawings, and with watercolors of the same subjects, some of which have not been seen in the United States.
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Watch some more video from VICE: On sale are hundreds of products, from Caolo's watercolors (she started painting as a form of therapy when her soap-business closed down) to Rodríguez's delicate jewelry to locally-produced coffee.
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The Guggenheim show gives us an inkling of af Klint's parallel lives, following "The Ten Largest" bombshell with a small display of conventional but solid portraits, watercolors of plants and one landscape painting, primarily from the 1890s.
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It's a nice mix of styles and stories, but even so… a trend emerges: small-press and self-published comics artists are elbows deep in watercolors, and the result is a batch of hazy, bubbling, beautiful pages.
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Dustin Nguyen's pencils and watercolors make for a beautiful counterpoint to Descender's hard-edged sci-fi setting, and the comic's story is solid and well-plotted, and makes no concessions toward the fantastical in its science fiction.
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If you're a painter, you are no longer passing a pleasant afternoon, just you, your watercolors and your water lilies; you are trying to land a gallery show or at least garner a respectable social media following.
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If residents can still enjoy concerts at Carnegie Hall or musicals at New York City Center or learn how to paint with watercolors at the Arts Student League of New York, other cultural mainstays have been lost.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two watercolors by John F. Kennedy, one of several former US presidents with a predilection toward painting, will head to the auction block at RR Auction in Boston on January 17.
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These watercolors are based on her own photo-collages but painted by young artists in Ho Chi Minh City who work in a program associated with San Art, an alternative space she co-founded in that city.
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Other objects complement the photographs, such as the 1870 book The Heart of the Continent by Fritz Hugh Ludlow, who traveled to Yosemite with Bierstadt; watercolors by James Madison Alley; and albumen prints by Carleton E. Watkins.
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He bullied dancers, and infuriated friends when he testified before the House Un-American Activities Committee, but his engrossing journals, rich with watercolors and watery notes to self, reveal the intense self-doubt that his choreography obscured.
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One of the more delightful displays was the room full of Ignati Nivinski's 1924 watercolors made for the costumes of the 1925 theatre piece The Golem, on loan from the Russian National Archives of Literature and Art.
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Maple leaves and rising branches continue to be artist's focus in her exhibition of paintings, watercolors, and drawings, Sylvia Plimack Mangold: Summer and Winter, (May 2 – June 24, 2017) at Alexander and Bonin's new, spacious digs in Tribeca.
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The storyboards, preparatory sketches, costume studies, watercolors, and dioramas for these sets are on view at the Morgan Library and Museum through October 6, 2019, in the exhibition Drawing the Curtain: Maurice Sendak's Designs for Opera and Ballet.
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Notebooks by Scribbles That Matter (shown above, about $23), a new U.K. brand, are gaining popularity among bullet journalers because their 100gsm paper allows them to be used with a wide variety of pens, markers and even watercolors.
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Using an acrylic-gouache hybrid was a like a breath of fresh air—it gave me the elements of acrylic paint that I enjoy while keeping the fun and delicate aspects of watercolors or gouache that I love.
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Most famous for his maritime scenes, full of misty oceans and dramatic clouds, the English artist J.M.W. Turner (1775-1851) will be represented by about 75 paintings, watercolors and sketches, including "Sea and Sky, English Coast" (circa 21950).
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Atop copies of watercolors of Native American objects owned by the Denver Art Museum, Ms. Red Star has set photographs of parade riders at the annual Crow Fair whose patterned clothing and other accouterment echo the older items.
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He acquired a Paul Signac river scene; watercolors by August Macke; horses in a landscape by Franz Marc; a Monet of Waterloo Bridge; a Millet, a Boucher, some beautiful prints and drawings by Kollwitz, Munch, Liebermann and Menzel.
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"The Roman Nativity scene typically reproduces the 19th-century city, with classic costumes and neighborhoods that no longer exist, often inspired by watercolors of the time," said Antonella Salvatori, of the Italian Friends of the Nativity Scene Association.
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Her oil paintings of landscapes and post-industrial Detroit capture something akin to what his watercolors of weathered Victorian buildings in industrial Buffalo articulated about the romanticization of places left behind by another mutation of the American Dream.
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From watercolors of entire buildings to architectural plans to sketches of decorative elements rendered by hundreds of artists, the works reveal the city's famous buildings at different stages as well as structures that have been lost to time.
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Master Drawings, which has taken place over the past week, essentially invites a group of art dealers who have spread their net a bit wider to exhibit rare drawings, watercolors, and oil sketches from the 14th to 20th centuries.
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She gingerly added it to a baggie with other recent finds: a ticket to a 1921 ball at Tammany Hall, a rusted tin of watercolors, a sepia-toned snapshot of a woman baking a cake while smoking a cigarette.
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The New Bedford Whaling Museum owns Lydia Tuck's watercolors of hunts off the West African coast, which she produced in the 1850s while accompanying her husband, Francis Tuck, the ship's master and a brother of the artist Joseph Tuck.
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In her exhibition Gladys Nilsson: the 1980s at Garth Greenan Gallery (January 12–February 18, 2017), the artist shows twelve watercolors measuring 40 by 60 inches, done between 203 and '87, most of which have never been seen before.
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Ghosts in the late 18th century and into the 19th century became translucent in part due to new optical shows (like phantasmagoria) and lantern-slides that projected luminous images, as well as the increased use of watercolors in art.
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Other styles represented range from the exquisite watercolors of The Tale of the Princess Kaguya (2014) to the psychedelic stick figures of Boy and the World (2015) and the childlike puppet work of My Life as a Zucchini (2016).
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White Cube, a gallery in London, claimed to have sold a 2015 painting by Mr. Hirst, "Holbein (Artists' Watercolors)," measuring 13 feet wide, priced at £750,000 (more than $930,903), showing he could still sell at a reasonably high level.
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When Galerie St. Etienne opens its booth at the Art Dealers Association of America's art show, which runs Wednesday through March 6 at the Park Avenue Armory, it will feature watercolors, pastels and drawings by the German Expressionist Ernst Ludwig Kirchner.
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While her influences may have included comic books, MAD magazine, which she told Oates her father had, and the cartoonist Robert Crumb, she works in a very different way in her prints and drawings than in her watercolors and paintings.
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Drawings and watercolors map instances of warrantless searches and militarized surveillance near state-protected wilderness, while interviews with advocates from immigrant rights coalition Alianza Comunitaria describe the support networks established to help respond to raids and checkpoints by federal agencies.
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"These watercolors enable Tate to represent Sylvia Pankhurst in the collection for the first time and to expand the way we represent working women as subjects in art history," said Ann Gallagher, Director of Collection (British Art) at the Tate.
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Over the past six years, he has sent hundreds of pieces of mail art to her workplace, first at the Museum of Modern Art in New York and now at the Getty, from postcards and watercolors, to leaves and driftwood.
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Romare Bearden: Abstraction at the Neuberger Museum of Art, Purchase College, State University of New York, focuses on the startling body of work Bearden produced throughout the 1950s and early 1960s — fully-abstract watercolors, oil paintings, and mixed media collages.
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Saint-Exupery drew on his aviation experience when he penned his most famous work The Little Prince (Le Petit Prince), a tale, illustrated by watercolors, of a pilot stranded in the desert who meets a young prince fallen to Earth.
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The works culled from this call are exactly what the show's moniker decrees, namely a cross-section of furiously creative women expressing themselves and their outrage through colorful performance art, body-positive watercolors, and—unsurprisingly—panties quilted from cat food labels.
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Eight of the dried specimens that Edward gathered are on view here alongside the watercolors that comprise Orra's "Herbarium Parvum, Pictum" ("A Small Herbarium of Paintings"), whose pages contain spindly reeds of Kelly green, and ovate leaves scratched with delicate veining.
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But there are some gems, including Justin Peck's dashing "Rodeo: Four Dance Episodes," William Forsythe's handsome two-part "Herman Schmerman" and Alexei Ratmansky's soulful "Pictures at an Exhibition," which features stunning costumes by Adeline André and projections of Wassily Kandinsky's watercolors.
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Daubs of orange and blue shadow in watercolors like "Crouching Nude in Shoes and Black Stockings, Back View," 1912, look like bruises — though it's important to note that in many of his self-portraits he treats himself the same way.
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Born in Sancerre, France, and banished to America at the beginning of the 22950th century, Neuville was self-taught but a quick study, and the swift arc of her proficiency is obvious in this exhibition of over 226 watercolors and drawings.
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Born in Sancerre, France, and banished to America at the beginning of the 265th century, Neuville was self-taught but a quick study, and the swift arc of her proficiency is obvious in this exhibition of over 27710 watercolors and drawings.
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The stories depicted in the campaign evoke old-school vacation activities: painting with watercolors, dancing in the grass, lounging in a rowboat, making costumes out of paper for a backyard performance — with both children and adults adorned with the brand's jewelry.
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The show included paintings, pencil drawings, and watercolors and what came through all of it was sense of scintillating figuration, that could sweep up anything in its path — elephant dung, glitter, pins, magazine cut-outs, resin — and make it ravishing.
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These moves back and forth — from delicate watercolors of amputations to the cruelty, or what might be seen simply as the reality, of a carcass — this almost manic motion between styles and genres is consistent in the work of Carol Rama.
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Intriguing works on paper, among them some tender watercolors of diners by John Baeder, are stuck in a hallway; it is sad that the Parrish's Herzog & de Meuron-designed home, only five years old, can barely support a full-scale exhibition.
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These oils, watercolors and pencil-on-paper drawings include splashy images like Ed Paschke's "Sylvester" (1974-75) and "No Biz Like Show Biz" (1976) and glimpses beyond the city like Roger Brown's "Suburbs View" (1972) and "Bread Basket Dust Bowl" (1977).
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Whales were a late interest for Turner, his first known illustrations being 1830s watercolors, although he'd long been fond of shipwrecks and the wrathful destruction of the huge creatures fit with his vision of an ocean at once beautiful and dangerous.
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Known first for his documentaries for the fashion paragon Inès de la Fressange, he's earning attention today for weaving watercolors of his favorite fashionable addresses in Paris, London and New York into Bonjour City Map-Guides, a series of pocket-sized folding maps.
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She's joined in her investigation into what happened inside Hell Gate by the most unusual of partners: a fictionalized young Henry Darger, the real-life 20th-century recluse whose art — writings, drawings and watercolors — depicted a fantasy rebellion of female child slaves.
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While Nilsson painted on the back of Plexiglas, canvas, and panel early in her career, she became known for her watercolors, which she concentrated on when she became a mother; she has gone on to be recognized as a master in that medium.
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Although racial attitudes of the time kept Disney from overtly acknowledging his contribution until the 21st century, Wong's landscapes, rendered in watercolors and pastels suggesting lush forests and green meadows with simple brushstrokes, provide the basis for the film's abstract background art.
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These two groups literally come face-to-face in Hans Schärer: Madonnas and Erotic Watercolors at the Swiss Institute, the first solo exhibition of Schärer's work in the United States and a condensed version of a show the Aargauer Kunsthaus hosted last May.
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Elkins is the E.C. Chadbourne Professor in the Department of Art History, Theory, and Criticism at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and he gives commentary on the meaning, imagery, and art historical context of each of the 52 round watercolors.
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While there is not a lot of work in the exhibition, there are enough examples of the different phases of her painting, as well as rarely exhibited watercolors and drawings from her sketchbooks, to both satisfy you and whet your appetite for more.
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The book, which ended up as abundantly illustrated with photographs, watercolors, clippings, drawings and woodcuts, was based on his travel journal with parts drawn from Franco-Belgian trader, explorer, diplomat and ethnographer Jacques-Antoine Moerenhout's 140 book Voyages aux îles du Grand Océan.
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Diluting her paints to the fine consistency of watercolors, she applied the liquid to unprimed canvas, laid on the floor, so that it soaked through in broadly spreading stains, creating opalescent veils of color, bright yet soft, not quite like anything seen before.
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Phillips, 73, told The Associated Press in an interview released on Friday that he is selling 85033 of the more than 400 watercolors he painted while in prison at a gallery in Detroit until he is awarded compensation for his wrongful conviction.
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In the midst of these severe elements, a new digital initiative, The Watercolour World, launched on January 31 to preserve a view of the world predating photography, by collecting watercolors painted prior to 1900 and digitizing them for free to the public.
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Fergus McCaffrey has brought back a series of painting-reliefs by the Italian artist Carol Rama from her recent show at the New Museum, where their truth-to-materials toughness was sometimes lost in the sexual extravagance of her watercolors and etchings.
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Young participants will also hear readings from books about the era, such as Doreen Rappaport's "Martin's Big Words," and use tissue paper and watercolors in an art project inspired by one of the drape paintings Sam Gilliam made in response to King's assassination.
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The ethereal watercolors of Kim McCarty, who will show at David Klein Gallery's booth, remind me of Marlene Dumas's haunting representations of women; Anthony James's Birch and Portal Series sculptures at Opera Gallery's booth are dystopian monuments to nature frozen in time.
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Rama, who lived most of her life in Turin, Italy, made her most enduring works at the start of her career: erotic watercolors of troubled young women, often incorporating red and pink stains, that both defied Fascist harshness and roiled a patriarchal Italy.
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Rama, who lived most of her life in Turin, made her most enduring works at the start of her career: erotic watercolors of troubled young women, often incorporating red and pink stains, that both defied Fascist harshness and roiled a patriarchal Italy.
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Growing up in Paris, she was drawn to art early on by her mother, who worked for an auction house, and in her teens she began buying fairly history-sanctioned works like 19th-century watercolors, eventually developing a special affection for Delaunay.
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Mr. Stowers's early passion was watercolors, and his paintings (he has scans of his work on his iPad) portray the landscape of his formative years: rickety roadside general stores, crumbling antebellum mansions, a dilapidated bowling alley on the edge of a swamp.
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Dancing, stick-limbed figures copied in 1929 from a rock painting in what is now Zimbabwe call to mind Giacometti's angular statues of the 1940s and '50s, reflecting what Mr. Kuba believes was the influence of the original exhibition of the watercolors 80 years ago.
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In the watercolors and gestural oil paintings of Carly Silverman, pop culture is reinterpreted — from the awkward humor of three women in pink bikinis falling out of their pink pool float, to that self-aware strut "fashionistas" cultivate during Fashion Week and never quite forget.
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In order to get to Tyrus Wong's indelibly delicate pre-production watercolors of the movie Bambi, one has to step around (or over) Liz Young's unsettling corpse-like sculpture "Ghost" (2014) that evokes the prostrate bodies of America's too many victims of gun violence.
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The track follows in a similar vein to to the two we've heard so far, "Three Rings" and "Mourning Sound," in that they're broader and spacier than previous material—kind of like watercolors to Shields' acrylics—though very much still Grizzly Bear through and through.
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Jointly presented at the Institute of Contemporary Art (ICA) and the California African American Museum (CAAM) through January 20, 203, Royal Flush offers a critical look into the past 10 years of Abney's artistic output, revealing the depth of her paintings, watercolors, and collages.
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While smart and important in their own ways, Pete Doherty's dreamy utopian watercolors, and Julian Casablancas' dim portraits of smoky New York bars felt too abstract compared with Alex Turner's sharp-focus snapshots, which felt like they were describing places and people I knew.
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" Amid little watercolors and notes covered in gilded calligraphy sat a red-and-white candy-striped shoebox crammed with index cards, "the titles of which," Macfarlane writes in his book, "formed a poem of their own: 'Long-Range Forecasts,' 'Graces,' 'Clouds and Rainbows,' 'Winds.
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Reva led me down a spiral staircase into the basement, where there was a kind of rec room—rough blue carpeting, wood paneling, small windows up by the ceiling, a cluster of half-decent watercolors hanging crookedly above a frowning, wrinkled, mauve vinyl couch.
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They are diligent, gossamer-fine paintings that stand in a long tradition of women's botanical illustration, stretching back to the 17th-century watercolors of the German naturalist Maria Sibylla Merian, and forward to Victorian pioneers like Anna Atkins, who made ghostly photograms of algae.
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Their remarkable lifetime creative output — a vast stash of handbags, purses and minaudières, as well as thousands of oils, watercolors and prints — is now housed in the Collection, which the couple built next door to their home in the Springs hamlet of East Hampton.
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"His watercolors of the '70s to early '80s capture some of the same luminosity and space-partitioning qualities of the glass work," Jacaeber Kastor, who mounted a Wilson show at his Psychedelic Solution gallery in the West Village of Manhattan in 1987, said by email.
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Jay Jensen, contemporary arts curator at the Honolulu Museum of Art, said that because most local art "is geared toward the visitor market, with watercolors and Hawaiian-themed landscapes," these events could help dispel the notion that there couldn't be good contemporary art in Hawaii.
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And during those summers in Charlottesville (where her mother ran a boardinghouse), she took a decided turn to modernism and abstraction, as seen in these early watercolors of the university's rotunda and grounds (pictured is "Untitled [West Lawn-University of Virginia]") and other settings.
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Robbins filled these leporellos (or accordion-bound notebooks) with watercolors of a gripped fist or a wistful young man; ticket stubs from the Met and La MaMa; notes describing Richard Nixon's resignation and his own depression, which led him to check into Harvard's psychiatric hospital.
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A nearby display of documents from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees in Geneva gives a sense of the archival ardor that has gone into Ms. Chung's Vietnam project, while a set of small watercolors indicate a way to insure that research continues.
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Also from New York, Johannes Vogt is showing elegant abstractions — a wall-mounted, mixed-media sculpture and gentle watercolors on paper — by Garth Evans, the British sculptor who was once a teacher to such sculpture-makers as Richard Deacon, Antony Gormley and Tony Cragg.
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Then there were the Kabbalistic drawings of Mitya Zilberstein and his found objects that helped make sense of his narrative — he is fundamentally a graphic storyteller — next to the watercolors of Matvey Segal, full of anthropomorphisms and historical characters, overlapping in time and very skillfully executed.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Several years ago, I spoke with the legendary American graphic designer Milton Glaser about the work of his friend Jean-Michel Folon (22018-2005), the Belgian artist whose visual-pun-filled watercolors offer a tender-fantastic view of the human condition.
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The section titled Aerial Creatures catalogs his work made during the outbreak of World War II — when he was once again made an official war artist by the War Artists' Advisory Committee — and places a special emphasis on a series of watercolors of crashed German planes.
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Her paintings, watercolors and drawings of floors and rulers seem deeply motivated by her devotion to get the plainest facts right – this includes a patch of sunlight on a wall or floor, the different tonalities of each stained and varnished floor board, and linoleum's matte surfaces.
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Even Cézanne's watercolors, as minimal as they are, hit just the right marks to uphold the picture's structure, while in Degas' monotypes, elements such as the solid green pours of paint flooding the lower left corner of "Forest in the Mountains (Forêt dans la montagne)" (c.
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He baked pies and cakes (but swore he did not eat them), played pétanque (a French version of bocce), pounded out scripts on a manual typewriter long after computers became ubiquitous, and painted watercolors of the interiors of countless hotel and motel rooms he had occupied.
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This exhibition looks at his use of color in a wide range of his artworks, including petite watercolors and monumental, late-in-life oils (in his final working years, Turner moved toward more and more abstract artworks that emphasized color and light over concrete renderings of landscapes).
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The books, which retailed at more than four hundred dollars a set, were illustrated with his own watercolors and bound in forest-green buckram on which his heraldic badge—three feathers, a crown, and the motto " Ich dien ," meaning "I serve"—was emblazoned in gold. ♦
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On view is the documentation of the journey, natural history specimens from The Charleston Museum, 15 shadowboxes of acrylic and watercolors of the birds Hitnes encountered on his journey, selected sketchbooks, 53 tiny copperplate etchings and a full-sized reproduction of Audubon's The Birds of America.
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Consider watercolors: With their inherently delicate, even fugitive-feeling wisps of color and strange luminosity, which sometimes seems to radiate out from pigment-soaked washes, works made with watercolor on paper can feel lightweight to viewers who favor the meat-and-potatoes solidness of oil painting.
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Ali's attractiveness as an artistic subject is being explored in a pair of animated exhibitions at the New-York Historical Society: the Ali photographs by George Kalinsky, the official photographer of Madison Square Garden, and the watercolors and sketches of Ali by the idiosyncratic artist LeRoy Neiman.
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That sense of wonder is especially vivid in the watercolors by Isabel Cooper and Helen Damrosch Tee-Van, which include, among others, a golden lizard with hundreds of tiny scales, a quail-like bird in the former British Guiana and a black marmoset sticking out its tongue.
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But the app's most notable feature is its Live Brushes, created using the company's AI-powered Sensei platform, that simulates the experience of painting with oil paints and watercolors, including colors that mix and bleed into each other as brush strokes are made on the simulated canvas.
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In Chicago-based artist Jacob van Loon's work, the geometric line and artistic line fuse in hypnotic harmony, with geometries that recall architectural drawings, cartography, x-y-z graphs and even cubist works, which serve as a latticed foundation upon which the artist then paints abstract watercolors.
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Not all of the scenes depicted in Robert Bechtle's current exhibition at Gladstone 64 of recently completed pictures — which comprises two watercolors, one painting, and ten charcoal-on-paper drawings — are of Alameda, where Bechtle was a resident at one time, but four have its name in the title.
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There have been people who've taken it and made watercolors on the pages, and applied different types of art and styles, and it's all been so amazing and very humbling for me that people would find a connection and want to do this with something that I made.
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In addition to the Bayou Fever collages — all of which measure around six by nine inches — there are more than thirty other works, ranging from large watercolors to unique hand-colored etchings, to collages made from Photostats of photographs — a heady visual feast for the mind and eye.
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Engelbert's mixed media works reproduce Balashova's drawings and watercolors as a tribute to the pioneering designer, whose work opened the eyes of a different generation to a new kind of spatial organization not tethered to the earth — and on which much art and literature has fed for decades.
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Casual users will likely have to wade through a surplus of mundane ephemera — Yiddish menus for vacation retreats in the Catskills, watercolors of Dutch military officers, 19th century stereoscopic images of the White House — before stumbling upon something truly unique, like these utterly delightful 18th century Indian color drawings.
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Where this push might have taken him is anyone's guess, although one answer seems proffered by two large watercolors that hang adjacent: They have the airy, feral delicacy of the small, linear abstractions by the German painter Wols, another Klee acolyte, whose work goes unmentioned in the catalog.
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It's worth noting that a part of Houellebecq's Palais de Tokyo exhibition that drew much commentary in 2016 but is absent in the Manhattan show consisted of a series of images paying tribute to his dead corgi, Clément, including kitschy watercolors of the dog by Houellebecq's ex-wife.
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