Travel Art For Sale
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Browse 167 Travel artworks for sale. Contemporary artists: John Hetzel, Marc Beauregard, Mir Kian Roshannia, Irene Suprun, John Needles, Marcia Geier, Sumant Barooah, Jillian Dempsey, Timothy Oleary, Mary Zeman, Lynn Schwartz, Cesar Peralta, Jim Haldane, Maria Teresa Fernandes, Thomas Dean offering Travel artworks. Links to more artworks by these contemporary artists and 6 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 Travel art simply click on the image to go to a more detailed page about this work of art.
Sumant Barooah - I like to do a lot of work on architecture and landscapes,especially buildings reflecting culture and landscapes playing magic with light. I am one of the opinion that photographs are work of art as no photograph can be reproduced;time and light move on as the year goes by. I like to do people in moods and sometimes the same people in different moods,varying with external or internal joys,excitement,aggravation or sorrow. Sometime even a child can have a blissful look. The photo-stories must be written with the view what the coming generations might not have the opportunity to see;not just history,environment and faith....
Jillian Dempsey - I am attracted to views that contain sharp lines, or perspectives, strong colour contrast and bold visual elements. I like to alter my digial images to highlight or push these elements to the extreme edge. Travel is a passion in my life and art. People travel to each destination and we all collect the same set of pictures. I like to try to go to that same location and collect a different image. Even if it's from the same foot print, and the same angle it can be something new....
Timothy Oleary - As a photographer specializing in the digital format I seek to move from the more traditional nude to finding out the true beauty in the form by subtracting to the absolute essence of the image were the true beauty of the female form is for me. This work starts from the camera and the studio and evolves into a new form of art, niether computer art, or photography, but a marriage of both....
Mary Zeman - in 1997, I began to paint after I had brain surgery to remove a benign brain tumor from the right side of my brain. I was recovering from surgery, and out of the blue, I called my mom and asked her to take me to buy some paint and brushes. This was the first time I ever painted in my life. While I was growing up, I was never exposed to art and just didnt know anything about it, though I had always wanted to learn more. I began painting on wood, paper, newspaper, anything I could find, then I started to paint on canvas. When I went back to my job in television, people looked at my art on the walls of my cubicle, and some people encouraged me to go further with it. I would work all day, then come home and paint at night, and looked forward to the time I would be painting. In October of 2000, I decided to leave my job and make a go of being a full-time artist. Everyday, I learn something new about art, and I love making art. The biggest compliment I can get is when adults look at ...
Maria Teresa Fernandes - Admiring Teresa's paintings we are touched by her pictorial sensitivity. Difficult task in light colors (volume and transparencies on a clear basis). Few do it due to the required dedication with pallete knife(no brush).It's painting consacrated by the love to paint. Radha Abramo(Renowned art critique)comments at Solo Exhibition Catalog at SESC Paulista in June 84 -( sent at request and reproduced in one of the pages of this site). ...
Thomas Dean - Who can say when a photograph stops being a "snapshot" and becomes an artistic expression? When I create an image, I go beyond simple documentation. I spend time gaining an understanding of the subject and its place in this world. I work very hard to capture the inner "sense" of what I see and what I feel as I stand in front of the subject to make the image. How do I respond to it emotionally? How does the subject fit within its environment? What does the subject convey to me? I strive to answer these questions when I make the final image. The ultimate goal for my images is to have the viewer experience what I experienced when I created the image. ...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
John Hetzel - I try to create work that lifts viewers above everyday normalcy, and strive to find gateways to new universes in my painting. Throughout my career, I have striven to maintain artistic independence and have produced a body of work that is as eclectic as the life experiences which have forged my character. From traditional landscape and collage to efforts in abstract expressionism i dub "freestyle", my work is a living testament to two decades of an ever-seeking and evolving soul....Sumant Barooah - I like to do a lot of work on architecture and landscapes,especially buildings reflecting culture and landscapes playing magic with light. I am one of the opinion that photographs are work of art as no photograph can be reproduced;time and light move on as the year goes by. I like to do people in moods and sometimes the same people in different moods,varying with external or internal joys,excitement,aggravation or sorrow. Sometime even a child can have a blissful look. The photo-stories must be written with the view what the coming generations might not have the opportunity to see;not just history,environment and faith....
Jillian Dempsey - I am attracted to views that contain sharp lines, or perspectives, strong colour contrast and bold visual elements. I like to alter my digial images to highlight or push these elements to the extreme edge. Travel is a passion in my life and art. People travel to each destination and we all collect the same set of pictures. I like to try to go to that same location and collect a different image. Even if it's from the same foot print, and the same angle it can be something new....
Timothy Oleary - As a photographer specializing in the digital format I seek to move from the more traditional nude to finding out the true beauty in the form by subtracting to the absolute essence of the image were the true beauty of the female form is for me. This work starts from the camera and the studio and evolves into a new form of art, niether computer art, or photography, but a marriage of both....
Mary Zeman - in 1997, I began to paint after I had brain surgery to remove a benign brain tumor from the right side of my brain. I was recovering from surgery, and out of the blue, I called my mom and asked her to take me to buy some paint and brushes. This was the first time I ever painted in my life. While I was growing up, I was never exposed to art and just didnt know anything about it, though I had always wanted to learn more. I began painting on wood, paper, newspaper, anything I could find, then I started to paint on canvas. When I went back to my job in television, people looked at my art on the walls of my cubicle, and some people encouraged me to go further with it. I would work all day, then come home and paint at night, and looked forward to the time I would be painting. In October of 2000, I decided to leave my job and make a go of being a full-time artist. Everyday, I learn something new about art, and I love making art. The biggest compliment I can get is when adults look at ...
Maria Teresa Fernandes - Admiring Teresa's paintings we are touched by her pictorial sensitivity. Difficult task in light colors (volume and transparencies on a clear basis). Few do it due to the required dedication with pallete knife(no brush).It's painting consacrated by the love to paint. Radha Abramo(Renowned art critique)comments at Solo Exhibition Catalog at SESC Paulista in June 84 -( sent at request and reproduced in one of the pages of this site). ...
Thomas Dean - Who can say when a photograph stops being a "snapshot" and becomes an artistic expression? When I create an image, I go beyond simple documentation. I spend time gaining an understanding of the subject and its place in this world. I work very hard to capture the inner "sense" of what I see and what I feel as I stand in front of the subject to make the image. How do I respond to it emotionally? How does the subject fit within its environment? What does the subject convey to me? I strive to answer these questions when I make the final image. The ultimate goal for my images is to have the viewer experience what I experienced when I created the image. ...