Lithographs (135)
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Tinko Dimov, Donald Mccray, Robert Reiber, Alejandra Coirini, Gary Paul, Michael Semsch, Tamara Sorkin, Andrew Cain, Aurora Bueno Celis, Bob Filbey, Roberto Andreev offering original Lithograph Prints artworks.
Tamara Sorkin - I have always worked from organic subjects- plants, animals, or the human body, but usually I arrive at an abstract, "zoomorphic" description, that enables me a wider perspective. ...
Andrew Cain - My work deals with the human condition, emotions and narratives. I find comfort in the figure, as it represents emotions through its movement and shape that explain stories words cannot tell. Each movement and line becomes something abstract, expressive and beautiful. By the juxtaposition of abstract and expressive mark making I narrate my own anxieties in social situations, and turn stories into pieces. I narrate these tales using lines, colour and the figure, explaining everyday situations. I am inspired by perception and how it creates a new narrative within each piece, how every work of art is a conversation between the viewer and the art work....
Aurora Bueno Celis - Latin American artist, born in Colombia, studied Fine Arts in the Santander Academy of Fine Arts (Colombia) from 1970 to 1974. Her earlier paintings are Surrealist and the human figure the main element of its compositions. The strength of her work finds its most concrete manifestation with the purity and intensity of color as well as the three-dimensional character, impression caused by the textured treatment in her paintings. Her sculpturic work was awarded by Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango in 1978 (Bogota, Colombia) followed by an invitation for a solo exhibition of sculptures in 1979 and acquisition of one of these works by The Museum of Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango. In the 80's her work turns to Expressionism; Latin American and Colombian history become a strong topic in this second period of her work. Since 1976, Aurora has participated in international art events such as: * Solo exhibitions with drawings and sculptures (Siqueiros Gallery, San Cristobal, Venezuela. 1976 and 1979). * Group work (Club Europe. Nantes, France. 1980), Paintings. * Group Exhibition, Latin American Artists (New York, USA. 1987). * Bienal de Grabado de San Juan de Puerto Rico. Latinoamericano y del Caribe. Grabado sobre Linoleo (Puerto Rico, 1990 and 1992). In 1988 ...
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Artists Describing Their Art:
Donald Mccray - I tend to focus on everyday observations of the world, real and imaginary. I want to make what I hope is a strong visual statement that will stand the test of time. I have a fondness for working in black and white as a tribute to the early masters. As I have said previously, print making is my favorite form of art; mainly because, you have to be a proficient draftsman, understanding line quality, texture, form, pressure, shade, tonality, perspective, design, surface tension and irregularities. My old professor (Lee Baxter Davis) at East Texas State University never let me forget figure ground relationships, and his theories for sequential values. The other side of my artistic palette is very comfortable when working with color, relationship, and harmony. My main desire when working with traditional , or digital photography with no digital enhancements is to capture a moment in time , and space. I am inspired by atmospheric depth, movement, design, lines, and shapes. I also enjoy the more experimental side of creating photography with a simple pin hole camera; also known as, a camera obscures. The creative thrust that I am trying to express is of paramount importance, and always at the center ...Tamara Sorkin - I have always worked from organic subjects- plants, animals, or the human body, but usually I arrive at an abstract, "zoomorphic" description, that enables me a wider perspective. ...
Andrew Cain - My work deals with the human condition, emotions and narratives. I find comfort in the figure, as it represents emotions through its movement and shape that explain stories words cannot tell. Each movement and line becomes something abstract, expressive and beautiful. By the juxtaposition of abstract and expressive mark making I narrate my own anxieties in social situations, and turn stories into pieces. I narrate these tales using lines, colour and the figure, explaining everyday situations. I am inspired by perception and how it creates a new narrative within each piece, how every work of art is a conversation between the viewer and the art work....
Aurora Bueno Celis - Latin American artist, born in Colombia, studied Fine Arts in the Santander Academy of Fine Arts (Colombia) from 1970 to 1974. Her earlier paintings are Surrealist and the human figure the main element of its compositions. The strength of her work finds its most concrete manifestation with the purity and intensity of color as well as the three-dimensional character, impression caused by the textured treatment in her paintings. Her sculpturic work was awarded by Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango in 1978 (Bogota, Colombia) followed by an invitation for a solo exhibition of sculptures in 1979 and acquisition of one of these works by The Museum of Biblioteca Luis Angel Arango. In the 80's her work turns to Expressionism; Latin American and Colombian history become a strong topic in this second period of her work. Since 1976, Aurora has participated in international art events such as: * Solo exhibitions with drawings and sculptures (Siqueiros Gallery, San Cristobal, Venezuela. 1976 and 1979). * Group work (Club Europe. Nantes, France. 1980), Paintings. * Group Exhibition, Latin American Artists (New York, USA. 1987). * Bienal de Grabado de San Juan de Puerto Rico. Latinoamericano y del Caribe. Grabado sobre Linoleo (Puerto Rico, 1990 and 1992). In 1988 ...