People Art For Sale
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Browse 1251 People artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: Samira Nikfarjam, Ekaterina Kolesnik, Elham Ghasemi, Andrey Dzhambazov, Jim Rahier, James Earley, Silvio Michele Cinus, Shankari Murali, Paul Boncutiu, Sergey Kirillov, Rainbow Canvas, Jambulingam Elangovan, Le Hoang Vy, Nadezhda Scherbakova, Shan Kao, Neil Clark offering People artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 44 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 People art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
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James Earley - I have often been asked why I paint homeless people or people on an emotional knife edge. From a very early age I had always wanted to paint those people who are the victims, I do not know why, why would a young boy want to sketch a homeless person rather than a still life, a landscape or a portrait of someone that they know I firmly believe there are some questions that you can not answer, sometimes your heart tells you something and you just have to follow it no matter where it takes you. This is how I feel. When I paint a still life or any other subject my heart is not there, there is no emotion yet when I paint a person that has the misfortune of constantly having to walk on a cliffs edge and whose emotions are stretched to the limit my heart beats faster, my emotions fight with the image, the image is the subject and it is me. I have been told by many to change subject matters to those that would look nice on someones wall. I do not want to. When someone purchases one of my paintings they are purchasing ...
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Samira Nikfarjam - Using wide flat and colorful and sometimes dark space which shows the strength of the atmosphere of confidence behind the artwork and simultaneously, use of broken lines of the figure expressing a kind of suspension and existence depicts a kind of fluid flow of mind. I illustrate my sharp and critical look that is filled with invisible and expressive mind to express a suspension by using the lowest levels and lines and surfaces....James Earley - I have often been asked why I paint homeless people or people on an emotional knife edge. From a very early age I had always wanted to paint those people who are the victims, I do not know why, why would a young boy want to sketch a homeless person rather than a still life, a landscape or a portrait of someone that they know I firmly believe there are some questions that you can not answer, sometimes your heart tells you something and you just have to follow it no matter where it takes you. This is how I feel. When I paint a still life or any other subject my heart is not there, there is no emotion yet when I paint a person that has the misfortune of constantly having to walk on a cliffs edge and whose emotions are stretched to the limit my heart beats faster, my emotions fight with the image, the image is the subject and it is me. I have been told by many to change subject matters to those that would look nice on someones wall. I do not want to. When someone purchases one of my paintings they are purchasing ...