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San Francisco, A View Down California Street from Nob Hill

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San Francisco, A View Down California Street from Nob Hill
San Francisco, A View Down California Street from Nob Hill
San Francisco, A View Down California Street from Nob Hill

San Francisco, A View Down California Street from Nob Hill
I was recently talking to a friend who had relocated near San Francisco and who had never before been to that city. I was trying to summarize my various feelings about my favorite city and found it hard to explain. The lights, the mood, the flying flags and windswept wisps of fog, the bustling people and quaint bits of architecture that are San Francisco can’t adequately be put into words. Perhaps that’s why I keep trying to capture a bit of the charm of the’City By The Bay’ on canvas! Thank you for taking to time to look at PBJ Emporium. Please take time to browse the entire store. There will always be new and different things added on a regular basis so please check back regularly! Please message if you have any questions or if there is an item you are seeking. Please follow our store! We understand that many items we sell are unique and can be fragile. International buyers please note. If you wish to return an item, please notify us within 14 days. This item is in the category “Art\Paintings”. The seller is “pbj_emporium” and is located in this country: US. This item can be shipped to United States, Canada.
  • Type: Painting
  • Subject: San Francisco
  • Artist: Thomas Kinkade
  • Original/Licensed Reproduction: Original
  • Style: Luminism
  • Material: Canvas

San Francisco, A View Down California Street from Nob Hill

San Francisco Painting Oil Impasto Original Art On Canvas Artwork By Margaryshopusa

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Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art

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Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art
Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art
Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art
Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art
Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art
Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art

Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art
Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Copy. Official Title (in French). Official Title (in English) Fire Dancer. Absolutely beautiful and enchanting framed oil painting on canvas depicting a Gypsy Flamenco dancing by fire with a group of shadowy Gypsies looking on. This is a very painterly replica of a Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement F. I have viewed images of the rarely seen original painting, which is in a private collection, and this replica art is remarkably accurate. Measures: 20.5H x 25.5W; Frame: 26.5H x 32W. Painting Condition: Very good, a few minor cracks by feet (see photo). Frame: Some small chips in paint around edging (see photo). Clement graduated from Academia de Bellas Aretes de Madrid. He was influenced by his native culture and in particular the gypsy tradition. He spent a lot of time traveling with caravans of gypsies, a dream he had since childhood. Together, they crossed Europe and along the way he captured, through sketches and paintings, the essence and magic of the rich life which surrounded him. During this time, he learned much about music and dance, which further fueled the passion of his paintings. His work did not only celebrate individuals and their surroundings but transmuted the mystic tales of the passion and soul, which was the nature of the gypsy. Upon returning to Spain, he faced adversity. Unable to find sufficient encouragement from the salons and exhibitions in his own country, he made the decision in his mid-twenties to go to Paris to seek his fame and fortune. There among other artists he felt greater freedom and continued to follow his love of figure painting. He has an excellent sense of color, which gives strength to his vigorous style of drawing. Most of his pictures portray the wild rhythm of the flamenco dancers and many with a group of dimmly lit shadowy figures in the background. In every subject, he illustrates pulsating life. Since the exhibitions of his paintings in the salons of Paris and around Europe, he has become known as the pictorial storyteller of his heritage. His works have been published in distinguished art catalogs and have enriched several public and private collections throughout the world. The item “Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art” is in sale since Tuesday, December 24, 2013. This item is in the category “Art\Paintings”. The seller is “nostalgicland” and is located in Redondo Beach, California. This item can be shipped worldwide.
  • Painting Surface: Canvas
  • Features: Framed
  • Region of Origin: Europe
  • Subject: Figures & Portraits
  • Originality: Original
  • Medium: Oil
  • Date of Creation: Unknown
  • Artist: Unknown
  • Style: Realism
  • Original/Reproduction: Reproduction

Francisco Rodríguez Sánchez Clement Painting Gypsy Flamenco Dancer Replica Art

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Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE

Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE
Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE
Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE
Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE
Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE
Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE

Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE
The Art of Masseria Fusing realism and abstraction creates a distinctive style. C Masserias art derives from two opposed schools of thought: the Romantic realism of Diego Velasquez, Peter Paul Rubens and Eugene Delacroix, and the swirling abstract expressionism of Chaim Soutine an dWillem de Kooning. Masseria combines these two forces in work that is both monumental and passionate. In the faces of his portraits Masseria attains a lyrical response to the human form, especially in developing the typically romantic serenity of the eyes. Like the Spaniard Velasquez, he applies vigorous brush work to his lively portraits, combining an economy of style with a painterly application of fresh translucent color. Velasquez and Masseria portraits have a fluid quality that results from the artists skillful manipulation of color. There is a virtuoso quality to Masserias work that is similar to Rubens, the 17th Century Flemish master, and the Frenchman Delacroix. While the compositions of these artists alternate between baroque vitality and rhythmic balance, the technique is determinedly Romantic. Their touch is free and bold. Color is their essential medium of expression. Masseria, like the abstractionists Soutine and de Kooning, aligns himself with the modern theory that color and form can exist alone as a means of expression without reference to the imitation of visual reality. The slashing, twisting colors of Masserias backgrounds are expressive even though they are nonrepresentational. Yet the colors, brush strokes and shapes of these backgrounds hold the same expressive quality, though in vastly different form, as the realistic portraits in the foregrounds. This detail from Willem de Koonings Door to the River, 1960, dramatically illustrates the psychological impact of color and line. Masseria also uses the Psychological quality of abstracted color and line, as shown in this detail of the background in one of his paintings. Masserias art forms a bridge between romantic-naturalism and the contemporary school of abstract-expressionism. The calm realism of the foregrounds contrasts with the dynamic tensions of the backgrounds. Out of this emerges a painting within a painting. The patterns of colors, densely intermingled and freely splattered, exist without reference to nature. They exist for themselves alone, as color, as line, as a complex within which movements, systems and rhythms are overlaid and intertwined. Because of Masserias meticulous fusion of classical order with the spontaneous effects of light and form, his art will continue to reward the collector long after initial acquaintance. Throughout the history of art each artist who has established a lasting reputation has also established a recognizable style. Combining two different and conflicting art approaches into a single painting has certainly established a recognizable style and reputation for Masseria. Francisco traveled across the continents of the Americas from Rio to Los Angeles to New York achieving great acclaim for his work. A series of personal exhibitions from 1950 to 1964 brought him into the major circles of the art world. Personal exhibitions were held in 1952, 1954, 1956 in Rio de Janeiro and San Paolo, Brazil; in 1953 Santiago, Chile; in 1957 Mexico City, Mexico; in 1958 New York City; in 1959 San Francisco ; in 1964 Madrid, Spain. Winner of First prize at the following exhibitions: 1959 Salon Plasticos, Buenos Aires, Argentina 1950- Exposition of MarPlata Buenos Aires, Argentina 1951- Salon Annuale de Santa Fe Buenos Aires, Argentina. Second Prize winner: San Paolo 1962; Santiago Chile 1963; New York at the exposition of South American Artists 1954. Masseria was reviewed by ABC-TV News in New York on November 22, 1968 with John Schubeck. His work today can be found amount private collectors and art lovers world wide. Masseria represented by Arnot Gallery in New York since 1958. Masseria died in Rome, Italy in 2002. The item “Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE” is in sale since Saturday, February 18, 2017. This item is in the category “Art\Art from Dealers & Resellers\Paintings”. The seller is “trishmorris2013″ and is located in Pahrump, Nevada. This item can be shipped to United States.
  • Signed?: Signed
  • Original/Reproduction: Original
  • Subject: Children & Infants
  • Size Type/Largest Dimension: 16×20 unframed
  • Painting Surface: Canvas
  • Region of Origin: Argentina
  • Date of Creation: Unknown
  • Style: Realism
  • Medium: Oil
  • Listed By: Dealer or Reseller
  • Artist: Francisco J.J.C. Maesseria
  • Framed/Unframed: Unframed

Francisco J. J. C. Masseria Oil on Canvas Painting of Boy original CUTE