I'm eternally searching art for clients' homes and of course, my own too. During my missions, there are always pieces that that I just can't get over (whether they are available for purchase or not). If I had a bigger bank account, I'd happily buy them all. But until then, I'll just have to digitally obsess. Join me...
Blues Section, 2011 by Stanford Kay - acrylic on canvas, 38x42" - via Wally Workman Gallery |
By Sarah Giannobile |
Boundary of Surface, by Danna Ray - via Nahcotta |
Lost and Found, 2012, by Madeline Denaro, acrylic with polymers on canvas, 65x63" |
October, 2012, by Belynda Henry, acrlyic on canvas, 36x66" |
Solarium, 2012, by Jeremy Miranda, acrylic on panel, 16x20" - via Mammoth and Company |
Hemoglobin, by Erin McIntosh, 20"sq - via Gregg Irby Fine Art |
Fathom Painting No.1, 2010, by Oliver Jeffers, oil and letraset on canvas, 28x48" |
Cellar Stairs, 2012, by Jeremy Miranda, acrylic on wood panel, 14x18" - via Sebastian Foster |
Ugh, I wish my art budget was bigger! I seriously covet all of the above. Maybe I'll get one as a Valentine's Day or birthday gift :) Art is definitely the perfect present since it can be enjoyed for a lifetime - it's just too bad that it's rarely inexpensive!
What a lovely little virtual collection of art. I especially love the October painting.
ReplyDeletethank you so much for including my painting here in this stellar list of artists! Lovely blog too!
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