Paintings For Sale - Price Range: $500 - $599

Artists Describing Their Art:

Justin Holdren - "Many things inspire me, but I am especially fascinated with landscapes. Every time I step out the door and witness God's creation I am inspired to capture it on canvas. My primary goal in my work is to make people slow down and see the beauty in things we often take for granted. If someone can look at my work and escape the daily pressures of life for just a moment, then I've done my job. I hope people enjoy viewing my work as much as I enjoy creating it." ...

Moustafa Al Hatter - Artist Statement The important change of my pictorial background took place In the Caribbean, I found myself immersed in the tropical light, which suggested an approximation and rediscovering of color, but the big change happened in Egypt I was touched by its great ancient civilizations. Maybe the transformation in Egypt and in the Caribbean was due to the accumulation of remembrances of my travels to different countries all over the world that were finally settled and allowed the technical and stylistic turn of my painting. Moreover I began to capture those magical and mysterious moments of life, from the obvious that can be seen by my eyes, to the visionary that is perceived by my heart and soul. In my work of art, I abandon the representation of reality, and Stay away from mundane affairs. There is an intention to paint from my memory, which gathers and molds the remembrance of travels, promenades in mysterious old civilizations, and in tropical latitudes. The conventional means of expression is put aside, thus allowing spontaneity with the intention of preserving directness and originality of the living experience. I have placed my art into compartments, while maintaining a sense of unity. The small painted ...

Ross Jahnig - Artist Statment I have always been involved in the Arts. I think that having this gift of being creative is one of the most important aspects of my life. I like the idea that something positive can come from the spirit and be made real, to be shared with others. My idea of good art is art that has a positive effect on the viewer in a way that makes for a better mood. ...

Julia Utiasheva - The artist Julia Utiasheva lives in the small town Sharpsburg of Georgia, where she creates works of art in oil and acrylic canvas. She was born in Russia, where she lived for many years and received her first education as a mathematician in the Bashkirian State University. Also she had in Russia her musical education. She always had passion for Art since young age. Only many years later she decide to dedicate to it more seriously. Better later then never - she finished Stratford Career Institute, where she earned her Diploma in Art. "Learning will never finish",- she says. And she continues her education completely by herself. Julia's favorite mediums are oils and acrylic paints. Her favorite subjects to portray are landscapes, seascapes, cityscapes, animals of all kinds, floral compilations, emotional scenes, also she paints portraits of people. She lets her imagination to produce fine artistic detailing paintings with the sense of aliveness. Her works of art will add that extra-special something to your collection. Oficial website:

Hirjoi Dorothea - My personal way of seeing life is reflected in my painting.The galerry is about places that I've seen .I paint what I feel in conact with nature.The main sorce of inspiration is in the nature,the colours and the structures of her elements.I use an abstract way of representing my inner feelings....

G Sfougaras - I paint mainly people, that is my passion, but everything is a good subject, including still life and landscape, illustration and visual recording of everyday experiences. The images vary, but my background and my personal experiences shape the work. They represent different times in my life, different circumstances. I am influenced by world art, religion, and my feelings at the time of painting....

G Sfougaras - Pam Griffin - Pam Griffin/Artist.I paint in acrylics,oils and watercolours.My work reflects New Zealand,uniquely the bush,the wildlife and mythical themes.I have great attention to detail and fine brushwork, with often a vein of humour and quirkiness as in my Pukeko series.I work with Trevor Heighway/Sculptor/partner on designs for sculpture commissions and our work can be viewed at www.artstonebone.com I take commissions for artworks and public murals.The NZ Pukeko bird inspires me to paint it humourously,they live in families and like us can be seen everywhere along our roads in NZ feeding and acting out their family dramas,they shreik,cackle,chirrup and scold and have great character.In the early days of colonial NZ and the rarity of varieties of childrens pets,orphaned pukeko chicks were often the children's pet providing much humour and exasperation as well. Pam Griffin...

Rawia Saad - "Art is every where" That's the main idea for me. I am always searching it in the very modest object.I am a figurative painter, but lately I gradually moved from figurative expressionism towards abstraction. My paintings are often kept in clear colors covering big areas, without particular nuances or details. I try to have a fresh and spontaneous spirit, and to deal with new approaches. In "What's Art", I was trying to re consider where can Art be: What is really art? In it's first element (dot), in colors? Can I push the boundaries of what I was doing and starting a dialogue with the contemporary tendencies? In this installation, the dot, first element of art, plays an important role, it's become a cylinder, small and big balls, and plays in the bottle when they are inside a make sounds, and it traces the frontiers and broke it. For me, art is joy; it's a way of playing and being always like a child, who never stop asking questions, and this workshop has been an excellent opportunity: it was the first time for me to work in a woman workshop to exchange ideas, respective...

Martha Ramirez - When you close your eyes, you see with your heart. Look into my heart through my paintings. My abstract figurative paintings always have their eyes closed as if deep in dreamy thought of what they could be if they would only risk change. My painting style is one of "meridians". These one of a kind original abstract acrylic portraits are painted with the body's yin yang meridian positive and negative energy of the day that inspired me to pick up a brush and express myself. The effect is almost stained glassed and mainly "yang" directed with a focused, logical, and action oriented energy which flows from the sun and runs from the fingers to the face. I am a self-taught artist currently concentrating on being possessed and prolific in my art with a focus on abstract acrylic figurative "meridianed" paintings. See more of my art and read more about me at

Fred Marsh - Impressionist Paintings of Australia, France & Scotland. Landscape, figurative, portrait, marine, miniatures and still life. Web page at www.MarshStudio.com Works are for sale. Please email me for price and availablity. Extensive experience in shipping paintings around the world. Initial inspiration for painting came from early studies of the impressionists, post-impressionists and the work of Turner. Generally my paintings stem from a variety of diverse landscape seen when travelling within Australia & to Europe. Paintings have been acquired for collections in most States of the USA, Canada, UK, France, New Zealand, Singapore & in all Australian states. Recently my painting of Edinburgh Castle was featured in the promotions for the US Television Series "I Married a Princess". Click on the painting for further information Every few months, I issue an internet based preview of new work to existing collectors of my work and to those who have asked to be included. This provides those people who have supported me, with the opportunity to first see and buy new works at a discounted price. You are welcome to participate in these previews, by clicking on this link Some thoughts about my painting aims. My painting has developed more intuitively rather than from ...

Glenda Santiago - Glenda Santiago is an accomplished artist living in Luquillo, Puerto Rico. She has a Bachelor's degree in Fine Art from Florida International University in Miami. With a minor in Art History, she studied the techniques developed by the Baroque and Expressionist painters expanding on these techniques she creates an interesting psychological tension in her own work. "For me to express my complex issues and ideas, I need to reduce them to a simplified concept, or metaphor. I then paint them in a way that is straightforward using bold and arbitrary color to convey states of mind. With the use of color, I pull the viewer into the painting through my expressions of the universals of life, as I discover them. These universals are filtered through my own unique life experiences and then interpreted through my artistic technique, creating a way for my life and my art to coexist". ...