Automotive Art For Sale (129)
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Browse 129 Automotive artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Luciano Armando Arcangeli, Nina Polunina, Michael Leonhard, Ujjwal Pathak, Linda Mears, John Chicoine, Julius Maurer, Maryann Burton, Paul Edwards, Eric Buechel, Michela Lago, Mark Charles Fox offering Automotive artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 5 pages for and further artists at the bottom of this page. To view a work by any of these contemporary artists simply click on the image or browse the artist's portfolio. To buy any Automotive art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
Nina Polunina - I like to make things bright. This is a very exciting activity to take an object person, car, building and pull out something that is not visible at first glance. It can be a story or a bright spot, or an unexpected form. In each of us lies the individuality and brightness. Over time, they fade over worries and life experiences. But they are. I want you, looking at my pictures, to be able to see it in yourself. This is what I am trying to bring to my adult students in the studio as well. That they are not afraid of life, bright colors and unexpected decisions....
Linda Mears - Original paintings by Linda Mears, listed fine artist, may be found in prestigious, galleries, museums, private collections, and on various gift and other products worldwide. - She has also appeared in publications which document other major artists such as Grandma Moses, Edward Hicks, John Kane and Mattie Lou OKelley. Linda is a prolific painter whom is known for her great attention to detail and strength of composition. The combination of her sensitivity along with her technical versatility becomes the vehicle that allows her to express and to invite you to participate in, the aura of wonder and fascination hidden within each moment of life. I have found incredible joy in sharing my artistic visions with others. Throughout my life I have drawn inspirations from everything and everyone around me. Then, I add my imagination and bring it to life on my canvas. My goal is to reveal to my collectors and viewers just how delightful life can be. Linda Mears...
Maryann Burton - Find more of my work at MaryannBurton.com Creating a painting is an adventure that begins with how I perceive the world around me. Inspiration, many times, comes from the play of light, how it creates and dissipates color, and whether it is absorbed or reflected. It is a challenge to my senses and technical skills, expressing these effects on paper. The flow, spontaneity, and feel of painting with watercolor thrills me. The unpredictability of the medium is part of the fun. Whether evoking a feeling or a memory, bringing someone a sense of peace or joy, or reminding them of a familiar time or place, I like to make an emotional connection through my artwork. ...
Mark Charles Fox - Photography has often had an identity problem. Over its nearly 200 years, it has won sometimes grudging and other times enthusiastic cultural acceptance. Today, everyone is a photographer. In my view, what I am is an image manipulator. Image manipulating is a daily yoga, I do it for the intrinsically meditative state it induces. In college, oops too late, at the end of my thesis preparation I realized what I should have been doing all along, studying iconography, how we might share wonder and convey the ineffable. This is part of my motivation and a hoped-for result of these externalized meditations. During the past decade or more, IaEURtmve engaged in image manipulating in a dedicated way and have created thousands of them. Each one starts with a photo I have taken and IaEURtmll begin to imagine transforming its shapes and colors. There are just a few rules for instance, never cut and paste, nor combine source images into one, work with one at a time. My preferences extend to the most spaced-out looking images, but I also do ones that might be called aEURoecontemporarily traditionalaEUR. Earlier on, it was all about experimentation, working an image until ...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Luciano Armando Arcangeli - Luciano Arcangeli, photo-reporter depuis le milieu des annA(c)es 80. Il a gardA(c) la nationalitA(c) italienne mais a choisi de vivre en Belgique. Avec un master en journalisme dA(c)crochA(c) A laEURtmUniversitA(c) Libre de Bruxelles, il a dA(c)marrA(c) une carriA"re dA(c)jA bien remplie, par le grand reportage et la photographie, ensuite par la presse A(c)crite, avant de rejoindre la tA(c)lA(c)vision belge RTBF en 1989, la radio-tA(c)lA(c)vision nationale belge. Mais son premier amour pour le dA(c)clic magique ne la jamais vraiment quittA(c). En 2019, il vient de publier un ouvrage consacrA(c) aux coulisses de la prestigieuse marque italienne Ferrari, aux A(c)ditions Le Livre en Papier. ...Nina Polunina - I like to make things bright. This is a very exciting activity to take an object person, car, building and pull out something that is not visible at first glance. It can be a story or a bright spot, or an unexpected form. In each of us lies the individuality and brightness. Over time, they fade over worries and life experiences. But they are. I want you, looking at my pictures, to be able to see it in yourself. This is what I am trying to bring to my adult students in the studio as well. That they are not afraid of life, bright colors and unexpected decisions....
Linda Mears - Original paintings by Linda Mears, listed fine artist, may be found in prestigious, galleries, museums, private collections, and on various gift and other products worldwide. - She has also appeared in publications which document other major artists such as Grandma Moses, Edward Hicks, John Kane and Mattie Lou OKelley. Linda is a prolific painter whom is known for her great attention to detail and strength of composition. The combination of her sensitivity along with her technical versatility becomes the vehicle that allows her to express and to invite you to participate in, the aura of wonder and fascination hidden within each moment of life. I have found incredible joy in sharing my artistic visions with others. Throughout my life I have drawn inspirations from everything and everyone around me. Then, I add my imagination and bring it to life on my canvas. My goal is to reveal to my collectors and viewers just how delightful life can be. Linda Mears...
Maryann Burton - Find more of my work at MaryannBurton.com Creating a painting is an adventure that begins with how I perceive the world around me. Inspiration, many times, comes from the play of light, how it creates and dissipates color, and whether it is absorbed or reflected. It is a challenge to my senses and technical skills, expressing these effects on paper. The flow, spontaneity, and feel of painting with watercolor thrills me. The unpredictability of the medium is part of the fun. Whether evoking a feeling or a memory, bringing someone a sense of peace or joy, or reminding them of a familiar time or place, I like to make an emotional connection through my artwork. ...
Mark Charles Fox - Photography has often had an identity problem. Over its nearly 200 years, it has won sometimes grudging and other times enthusiastic cultural acceptance. Today, everyone is a photographer. In my view, what I am is an image manipulator. Image manipulating is a daily yoga, I do it for the intrinsically meditative state it induces. In college, oops too late, at the end of my thesis preparation I realized what I should have been doing all along, studying iconography, how we might share wonder and convey the ineffable. This is part of my motivation and a hoped-for result of these externalized meditations. During the past decade or more, IaEURtmve engaged in image manipulating in a dedicated way and have created thousands of them. Each one starts with a photo I have taken and IaEURtmll begin to imagine transforming its shapes and colors. There are just a few rules for instance, never cut and paste, nor combine source images into one, work with one at a time. My preferences extend to the most spaced-out looking images, but I also do ones that might be called aEURoecontemporarily traditionalaEUR. Earlier on, it was all about experimentation, working an image until ...