Dogs Art For Sale (181)
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Browse 181 Dogs artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Oleg Filin, Mahjoob Zohourian, Darrell Ross, Sergey Lutsenko, Susan Elizabeth Jones, Michael Le Mmon, Nikola Golubovski, Pavel Sorokin, John Rollinson, Doru Cristian Deliu, Caren Keyser, Daniela Vasileva, John Sharp, Bonie Bolen, Rebeca Calvogomez, Sandi Carter Brown, Carole Clark, Olena Kamenetska, Stephen Fusco, Elizabeth Bogard, Michael Pickett, Rafael Arrieta-eskarzaga, Shanee Uberman offering Dogs artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 7 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 Dogs art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
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Mahjoob Zohourian - When I was a 5-year-old child, I often stared at the motifs on the tiles, shapes of clouds, casual cookiesaEURtm decorations chocolate and cream mixture and carpet patterns and motifs. They all seemed mysterious and strange to me. I was very keen on drawing what I could see for my family but they always told me they couldnaEURtmt see as I saw them. In my childhood, I saw all human beings like animals and it became one of my concerns. When I was eleven, I participated in a drawing contest the topic was Oh Gush, How cold is today and I could win. After that day my art teacher encouraged me to continue my painting academically. My father always accompanied me and never stopped me. I was accepted at Alzahra University in Tehran with top score in Graphic Design. After three semesters, I realized that our work tool is computer not paintbrush. So, I decided to keep on drawing individually. After too many years of being apart from the art atmosphere, I could finally graduate from the university and got MA degree in painting in 2016. My works are presented and sold in various countries and I ...
Darrell Ross - I am presently doing small painting on paper and large canvasses of abstract figures. I've always been interested in having a viewer confront the nondescript figure and respond to the pose and gesture. Also I am involve with a local non-profit artist in residence known as The BRIAR. A multi-function space of studios, artist lofts, classrooms, music rehearsal space, retail gallery and a state-of-the-art recording studio for music and video. Thank You www.darrellross.jigsy.com...
Caren Keyser - My expressionist paintings are done using an intuitive process. I begin with the paint and then allow the paint and my subconscious to lead me to the subject matter. Exciting interactions between colors evolve from brushwork, pouring, glazing, spraying and other techniques. I strive to show the essence of the subject rather than paint an overly realistic image. I never know what I will find next in my work. I hope it will be dramatic and emotional. Note that the paintings are not framed. ------------------------------------- I began painting professionally in 1977 after studying art at Florida Atlantic University. There I explored the many styles and techniques available to the acrylic painter. My first photo-realism style piece was created while attending FAU. I knew from that moment that realistic nature scenes would be my style of choice. This remained my theme and style until after 2005. As time has passed my work has changed and become more creative in its processes. Color is still the dominant feature in my work. As my focus has shifted toward expressionism I stored my realism pieces. The originals of many of them are still available for purchase and are included in my inventory here at ...
Rebeca Calvogomez - I needed therapy. All this frustration, anger, sadness and introversion issues I've never been good at expressing my feelings with words, or asking for what I need, or saying no before I explode. And so come painting. No words, just images. Me, alone with my images. A perfect match. Even better, it could all be done with oil painting, so I needed turpentine, with that smell that I love so much maybe it makes me high, who knows. Getting your hands and clothes dirty, listening to the light sound of the brush on a canvas or a piece of wood and submerging myself in the colors and shapes that come to existence in front of me. That's how I find my pleasure. It started with painting images of small details, a tree, a rock, a street daily images that stayed with me because they captured my imagination, made me calm, or frightened me, or brought me back to some cherished memory of a sweet smell, or the wind on my naked body Windows into a world that was out there but come to live inside me. Then come "On Humanity", those abandoned dogs, and cook fights, bull fights, ...
Sandi Carter Brown - My passion for art began as a very young child. As an adult, having survived an abusive childhood and undergone a long healing process, I realized how powerful art is as a tool to heal. After healing from my own trauma I felt a need to bring awareness via art exhibition, to the atrocities perpetrated against our most vulnerable. Hence, I created'Survivor Activist Art'. From Darfur to Cambodia to Nepal and many more, these works of art have been exhibited and published for awareness sake and exhibited nationally and a slide show of my work along with other survivors was exhibited globally. I am a member of the RAINN (Rape and Incest National Network) Public Speakers Bureau. I am also the recipient of the 2013 Massachusetts Unsung Heroines Award for my activism and advocacy. I also have a pet portrait business and work by commission....
Carole Clark - "Love of beauty is taste. The creation of beauty is art." - Ralph Waldo Emerson Welcome to my gallery. Carole Mc Comb Clark was born in Alhambra, CA and grew up in Rosemead, CA. The proud widow of a United States Marine. I am a breast cancer survivor. I discovered the joy of painting at a very young age and have had a paint brush in my hand ever since. As a child I loved to paint in watercolor as most children do. I have studied with many art teachers, learning the use of acrylics, oils and other mediums. I taught art in Glendora, CA. Among my awards are Best in show at the Covina, CA Art Fair and First Place at the Glendora, CA Art Festival and second place at the Perris, CA Art Festival. Feel free to look through my portfolio. I hope you find something you like. My prices are, 8x10 - $150.00 * 9x12 - $165.00 * 11x14 - $175.00. If you would like to order a custom portrait or one of the paintings in my portfolio, please feel free to contact me by phone or e-mail ...
Stephen Fusco - Welcome, I am a full-time police artist, or forensic artist, for the Orange County Sheriff's Office in Orlando, Florida. I've actually been a police officer since March of 1980. My background as an investigator has been an important part of my success as a police artist but, my passion for art is the key ingrediant. I feel blessed that my artistic skills make a difference in peoples lives, as well as the contribution to sucessful prosecutions in major case investigations throughout Central Florida. I used to do most my police art in pencil, however now I use a Wacom pad and the computer to "airbrush" my work such as suspect composite drawings, age progression drawings, skull reconstructions, and post mortem drawings. There are numerous examples on this site that illustrate what computer art looks like. It is still done by hand except it's within the computer. I also do commercial art for the Sheriff, which I get to use my own creative freedom. I call it "artistic support." Artistic support comes in the form of illustrations, unit logos, t-shirt designs, memorial portraits, and police related paintings and renderings. When I do artistic support, I like ...
Elizabeth Bogard - My art is about life. I Paint Life When Life Is Art, expressing what I see around me aEUR" people, places, moments in time - subjects I connect with on some level aEUR" intellectual, spiritual, or emotional. I find it better to let the subject come to me rather than deliberately seeking it. I believe that an artist must experiment in order to grow. Lately I am creating stylish collages using torn and cut papers from vintage and antique sheet music. As Pablo Picasso said, I begin with an idea and then it becomes something else. When this happens to me, the results are exciting. E. K. Bogard ...
Michael Pickett - We all have wonderful talents to bring to the World of art as artist. Your unique style and ambitions are greatly respected. We are empowered by the inspiration of our souls, inspired by the beauty of the world around us, and, in our way, changing the world. My goal as an artist is to make a difference in the world of art. I am color-blind and I have dyslexia. Having overcome many obstacles in my life then sharing my findings to those I run across. I am painfully shy when it comes to promoting myself to different galleries and organizations and that's why I've created my own portfolio web site. (www.pickettonline.com) Competition in the world of art is so high that good artist will eventually give up, not knowing that in there own way, they really are making a difference, Maybe not in the world, but in the local community or their family and friends. ...
Rafael Arrieta-Eskarzaga - "Through my art I endeavor to represent by various methods the world in which we live. Thus, I may express the duality of life by contrasting light and dark in my paintings while I juxtapose organic and geometric forms in my sculptures. Independently of the theme of an individual piece, my work is a reminder to the observer of the ethereal quality and mutability of our seemingly solid physical reality." Arrieta-Eskarzaga...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Oleg Filin - <Mahjoob Zohourian - When I was a 5-year-old child, I often stared at the motifs on the tiles, shapes of clouds, casual cookiesaEURtm decorations chocolate and cream mixture and carpet patterns and motifs. They all seemed mysterious and strange to me. I was very keen on drawing what I could see for my family but they always told me they couldnaEURtmt see as I saw them. In my childhood, I saw all human beings like animals and it became one of my concerns. When I was eleven, I participated in a drawing contest the topic was Oh Gush, How cold is today and I could win. After that day my art teacher encouraged me to continue my painting academically. My father always accompanied me and never stopped me. I was accepted at Alzahra University in Tehran with top score in Graphic Design. After three semesters, I realized that our work tool is computer not paintbrush. So, I decided to keep on drawing individually. After too many years of being apart from the art atmosphere, I could finally graduate from the university and got MA degree in painting in 2016. My works are presented and sold in various countries and I ...
Darrell Ross - I am presently doing small painting on paper and large canvasses of abstract figures. I've always been interested in having a viewer confront the nondescript figure and respond to the pose and gesture. Also I am involve with a local non-profit artist in residence known as The BRIAR. A multi-function space of studios, artist lofts, classrooms, music rehearsal space, retail gallery and a state-of-the-art recording studio for music and video. Thank You www.darrellross.jigsy.com...
Caren Keyser - My expressionist paintings are done using an intuitive process. I begin with the paint and then allow the paint and my subconscious to lead me to the subject matter. Exciting interactions between colors evolve from brushwork, pouring, glazing, spraying and other techniques. I strive to show the essence of the subject rather than paint an overly realistic image. I never know what I will find next in my work. I hope it will be dramatic and emotional. Note that the paintings are not framed. ------------------------------------- I began painting professionally in 1977 after studying art at Florida Atlantic University. There I explored the many styles and techniques available to the acrylic painter. My first photo-realism style piece was created while attending FAU. I knew from that moment that realistic nature scenes would be my style of choice. This remained my theme and style until after 2005. As time has passed my work has changed and become more creative in its processes. Color is still the dominant feature in my work. As my focus has shifted toward expressionism I stored my realism pieces. The originals of many of them are still available for purchase and are included in my inventory here at ...
Rebeca Calvogomez - I needed therapy. All this frustration, anger, sadness and introversion issues I've never been good at expressing my feelings with words, or asking for what I need, or saying no before I explode. And so come painting. No words, just images. Me, alone with my images. A perfect match. Even better, it could all be done with oil painting, so I needed turpentine, with that smell that I love so much maybe it makes me high, who knows. Getting your hands and clothes dirty, listening to the light sound of the brush on a canvas or a piece of wood and submerging myself in the colors and shapes that come to existence in front of me. That's how I find my pleasure. It started with painting images of small details, a tree, a rock, a street daily images that stayed with me because they captured my imagination, made me calm, or frightened me, or brought me back to some cherished memory of a sweet smell, or the wind on my naked body Windows into a world that was out there but come to live inside me. Then come "On Humanity", those abandoned dogs, and cook fights, bull fights, ...
Sandi Carter Brown - My passion for art began as a very young child. As an adult, having survived an abusive childhood and undergone a long healing process, I realized how powerful art is as a tool to heal. After healing from my own trauma I felt a need to bring awareness via art exhibition, to the atrocities perpetrated against our most vulnerable. Hence, I created'Survivor Activist Art'. From Darfur to Cambodia to Nepal and many more, these works of art have been exhibited and published for awareness sake and exhibited nationally and a slide show of my work along with other survivors was exhibited globally. I am a member of the RAINN (Rape and Incest National Network) Public Speakers Bureau. I am also the recipient of the 2013 Massachusetts Unsung Heroines Award for my activism and advocacy. I also have a pet portrait business and work by commission....
Carole Clark - "Love of beauty is taste. The creation of beauty is art." - Ralph Waldo Emerson Welcome to my gallery. Carole Mc Comb Clark was born in Alhambra, CA and grew up in Rosemead, CA. The proud widow of a United States Marine. I am a breast cancer survivor. I discovered the joy of painting at a very young age and have had a paint brush in my hand ever since. As a child I loved to paint in watercolor as most children do. I have studied with many art teachers, learning the use of acrylics, oils and other mediums. I taught art in Glendora, CA. Among my awards are Best in show at the Covina, CA Art Fair and First Place at the Glendora, CA Art Festival and second place at the Perris, CA Art Festival. Feel free to look through my portfolio. I hope you find something you like. My prices are, 8x10 - $150.00 * 9x12 - $165.00 * 11x14 - $175.00. If you would like to order a custom portrait or one of the paintings in my portfolio, please feel free to contact me by phone or e-mail ...
Stephen Fusco - Welcome, I am a full-time police artist, or forensic artist, for the Orange County Sheriff's Office in Orlando, Florida. I've actually been a police officer since March of 1980. My background as an investigator has been an important part of my success as a police artist but, my passion for art is the key ingrediant. I feel blessed that my artistic skills make a difference in peoples lives, as well as the contribution to sucessful prosecutions in major case investigations throughout Central Florida. I used to do most my police art in pencil, however now I use a Wacom pad and the computer to "airbrush" my work such as suspect composite drawings, age progression drawings, skull reconstructions, and post mortem drawings. There are numerous examples on this site that illustrate what computer art looks like. It is still done by hand except it's within the computer. I also do commercial art for the Sheriff, which I get to use my own creative freedom. I call it "artistic support." Artistic support comes in the form of illustrations, unit logos, t-shirt designs, memorial portraits, and police related paintings and renderings. When I do artistic support, I like ...
Elizabeth Bogard - My art is about life. I Paint Life When Life Is Art, expressing what I see around me aEUR" people, places, moments in time - subjects I connect with on some level aEUR" intellectual, spiritual, or emotional. I find it better to let the subject come to me rather than deliberately seeking it. I believe that an artist must experiment in order to grow. Lately I am creating stylish collages using torn and cut papers from vintage and antique sheet music. As Pablo Picasso said, I begin with an idea and then it becomes something else. When this happens to me, the results are exciting. E. K. Bogard ...
Michael Pickett - We all have wonderful talents to bring to the World of art as artist. Your unique style and ambitions are greatly respected. We are empowered by the inspiration of our souls, inspired by the beauty of the world around us, and, in our way, changing the world. My goal as an artist is to make a difference in the world of art. I am color-blind and I have dyslexia. Having overcome many obstacles in my life then sharing my findings to those I run across. I am painfully shy when it comes to promoting myself to different galleries and organizations and that's why I've created my own portfolio web site. (www.pickettonline.com) Competition in the world of art is so high that good artist will eventually give up, not knowing that in there own way, they really are making a difference, Maybe not in the world, but in the local community or their family and friends. ...
Rafael Arrieta-Eskarzaga - "Through my art I endeavor to represent by various methods the world in which we live. Thus, I may express the duality of life by contrasting light and dark in my paintings while I juxtapose organic and geometric forms in my sculptures. Independently of the theme of an individual piece, my work is a reminder to the observer of the ethereal quality and mutability of our seemingly solid physical reality." Arrieta-Eskarzaga...