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The Silo Gallery Presents Juliet Harrison & Shelia Tintera
A quick post about an upcoming exhibition at the Henderson Cultural Center at Hunt Hill Farm in Milford, CT. The main Silo Gallery will feature the photography of Juliet Harrison & the art of Sheila Tintera. The exhibition runs from September 12 though October 18th with an opening reception on Saturday Sept. 12 from 3-5 […]
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My Very Own Terry Stanley Original
After I interviewed Terry, she offered to paint something for me. The timing was uncanny because I had just lost a dog, so was quick to send one of my favorite pictures of her. Brings A Tear To My Eye The result is absolutely beautiful and I am so proud of it. Terry did a […]
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Unusual Horse Art Pt 3
I’ve had so much fun collecting unusual horse art that I just keep going with it and collecting more. If you haven’t seen Part 1 & Part 2 of this series yet be sure to check them out too. A Few Of My Favorite Things These posts combine several of my favorite things, horses, art, […]
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Even More Horse Graffiti
Image from Freckles.~* As I interview more artists I come to realize that horses seem to be a universal subject. Artists of all mediums and walks of life can appreciate their quiet conviction and innate beauty. So I shouldn’t be surprised when I run across even more horse graffiti that I haven’t seen. (Especially considering […]
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Art for Critters
My recent fascination with horse artists and photographers has led me to some pretty amazing individuals and organizations. One in particular I really like is Art for Critters, which several of the artists I’ve interviewed are connected with. Global Community Art for Critters features artists from around the world who donate a portion of their […]
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Unusual Horse Art Pt 2
My fondness for horse art grows with each passing post and artist interview, not to mention I’ve always had a thing for the offbeat. Strange But Fun Here is a collection of the stranger side of horse art, each artist showing us their vision of the mighty equine animal. Some unconventional, some breathtaking and some […]
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Balios Exhibition by Ophelia Keys
A quick note about an upcoming exhibition for one of our featured artists Ophelia Keys. When Opens on Thursday July 2nd with celebration (come for wine and nibbles) and the exhibition runs through the month of July. Where To be held at the lovely Evelyn County Estate, Kangaroo Ground.
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The Horses of Peter Paul Rubens
A Flemish Baroque painter, Peter Paul Rubens was a major player when it comes to Baroque style art. His work is bold and lively while giving the viewer a feeling of color and movement. Tokens Appearances Although he didn’t seem to find the horse a particularly moving subject, they do make an appearance in a […]
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The Horses of Salvador Dali
While largely celebrated for his surreal artwork, when Salvador Dali studied art in Barcelona and Madrid he dabbled in a number of artistic styles. Interestingly enough, his surreal work was partly inspired by the writings of Sigmund Freud about the significance of subconscious imagery. Dali’s Horses Being Spanish, his obvious love of horses makes perfect […]
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The Horses of Vincent Van Gogh
Vincent Van Gogh was born in Groot-Zundert, Holland in 1853, his father was a pastor so he was raised in a religious environment. Vincent was a high strung and self-conscious youth. Happiness From Beauty He decided to become an artist in 1880 after suffering a few failed relationships and and unsuccessful stint as a preacher […]
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The Horses of Francisco de Goya
Horse art on Saturdays seems to have become a habit and every week I look forward to seeing which artist is next on my list to use. A Little About Francisco Francisco de Goya was a Spanish painter and printmaker who is considered among the last of the old masters in some circles and among […]
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The Horses of Eugene Delacroix
I’ve enjoyed the idea of looking back at some of the masters of the art world to see which ones were horse fans. It’s no secret that the horse is a difficult animal to draw – perspective is everything. I like to think that some of the true talents drew them to hone their skills. […]