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1 - Deena Bernadette Habboo MI - Detroit USA
Abstract Expressionism is the name given to the most innovative idiom in the visual arts of the mid-twentieth century. The name is itself a paradox, for the adjective implies some ab-straction from 'real' life, while the noun signifies that there is something human (sensations, feelings, even thoughts), to be ex-pressed.
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1 - Paul Ender
Original Fine Art Paintings.
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0 - Murals of SW Detroit
Welcome to Inside Southwest Detroit. The idea of the site is to present Southwest Detroit. Through pictures, articles, links, a virtual tour and other informative ventures we hope to provide information helping to shape within the visitor a perspective of Southwest Detroit from the inside--out. What the neighborhood looks like through pictures. What the neighborhood looks like to residents and outsiders.
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0 - Lowell Boileau
Welcome to the online gallery of artworks by Lowell Boileau featuring fine art paintings, print editions, photography and fine art websites.
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0 - A Gayle Koehler
Previous to my retirement as a graphic designer for a small Michigan University, my paintings were quite large, mainly dealing with color field experiments. I painted for the joy of the painterly surface and to solve color challenges, as well as to affect the viewer.
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0 - C.A. Sinclair
is a watercolor artist from Grosse Pointe, Michigan, and the Tampa Bay Area of Florida. She graduated from the College for Creative Studies in Detroit, Michigan, and attended Ringling School of Art and Design in Sarasota, Florida. She worked as an art director/illustrator at major advertising agencies. At the same time, she expanded her fine art abilities by doing over 4,000 commissions in ink and watercolor internationally. She has been a featured artist a number of times on radio and television, in art shows, and newspaper articles.
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0 - Mari O
Thank you for stopping by to view my artwork. I paint because it is something I love. Most of my work is done in watercolor. I also enjoy doing graphic art sometimes. I am color blind which means I don't see color like the normal person so it is somewhat of a challenge for me.
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0 - Cindy Agathocleous
My work ranges from the whimsical to the iconic. If I had to name it, I would call it suburban folk art. It expresses my most basic emotions and ideas about my everyday life. Everyday life which includes self-examination, pursuit of the spiritual, work, children, animals... remarkably similar to the daily lives of so many women.
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0 - Jamie Golob aka- JME
has been a practicing artist since the age of 12. Articles written about the her can be found in the " Detroit News", " Observer & Eccentric" and "The Michigan Chronicle". From a very young age she knew that art would be her life long passion and as a self-taught artist started two small businesses providing custom hand painted furniture and mural art to private collectors as well as large corporations all before turning 18. These commissions, to name a few include work for " The Star Theatre ", "Fairlane Towne Center" and the "Wonderland Mall". Her persistance in pursuing a career as an artist despite overcoming several personal hardships and lack of formal training has earned her the title of the "Raw Expressionist".
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0 - Mary Hughes
Works on canvas primarily using oil or acrylic gouache are offered here. My still life commonly feature antique china or glass combined with the softness of a wide variety of flowers. Common themes include birds of different varieties, dogs, esp. Shetland Sheepdogs, and flowers.
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