Artist Information:
Bartley Keith
Maysel, WV
United States
Member Since: Aug 2006
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Artist Statement:
Bartley C. Keith was
recognized to have artistic
talent
by the age of 9 when he drew
Jesus Feeding The 5,000 and
several live portrait drawings
of church members. At 17 he
became serious about Art,
began studying Art History,
and
graduated High School with a
2-year degree in Commercial
Art.
He has been self-taught since
then. He has a great love for
most Art from the Renaissance
to the Present, a great love
for
20th Century Art and
Surrealism, most of all.
The artist spent over 20
years producing Realist
Artworks for a general
audience and, has sold
Originals
and Limited Edition Prints
into over 500 homes in Ohio
with many repeat buyers. The
artist has finally decided
to concentrate on doing the
Art he loves, sees, and
creates within his own mind's
eye. Some of them are
displayed in this site.
B.C. Keith works in drawings
in Pen & Ink, Graphite,
Charcoal, and Ebony Pencil,
along with Paintings in
Acrylic
Paints and Mixed Media.
He considers the True
Function of Art to be a Life-
Enriching, Mind-Opening, and
Spiritual Practice expressed
by the artist and explored by
viewers. In some ways Art
is...
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Bartley Keith's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Bartley Keith's Portfolio. Browse Keith's body of work: Bartley C. Keith was recognized to have artistic talent
by the age of 9 when he drew Jesus Feeding The 5,000 and
several live portrait drawings of church members. At 17 he
became serious about Art, began studying Art History, and
graduated High School with a 2-year degree in Commercial Art.
He has been self-taught since then. He has a great love for
most Art from the Renaissance to the Present, a great love for
20th Century Art and Surrealism, most of all.
The artist spent over 20 years producing Realist
Artworks for a general audience and... |
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