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Mar 11, 2021 · A strip of Jan Chapman artworks on display at the Dayboro Art Gallery
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List of American artists before 1900. This is a list by date of birth of historically recognized American fine artists known for the creation of artworks that are primarily visual in nature, including traditional media such as painting, sculpture, photography, and printmaking .
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- Sue Dickinson
- Vincent Reid
- David Bucklow
- Mauro Chiarla
- Errol Norbury
- Ardmore Ceramics
‘Sue is South Africa’s foremost wildlife watercolour artist. She is widely collected and has excellent technique. Watercolour is totally unforgiving, one wrong move will ruin the artwork. With Sue, what she leaves out is as important as what she puts in. It looks effortless but takes a lifetime to be that good. Such clarity is phenomenal. That is w...
‘His originals are done only with pencil, so there is a huge amount of very fine detail so they take a huge amount of time to make. People love the stark contrast of black and white. It looks lifelike but it’s done with just a pencil.’ Whenever possible Vincent travels with his family to the wild bushveld of South Africa, Zimbabwe and Botswana to s...
‘David Bucklow paints photo-realistic with acrylic and then covers it with a varnish. He spent years and years trying to perfect the eyes. He says that if you can get the eyes right, the whole painting comes together. If you look at his leopard painting, for example, they’re so piercing they follow you around the room. That enchanting look he gets ...
‘Chiarla was born in Italy but moved to South Africa when he was a small child. He was heavily influenced by the Mediterranean artists because of the strong Italian connections. The big masters that he aspired to was the likes of Matisse, Cezanne, Monet and Manet. You can see it in his fluid composition and warmer brush strokes. He has taken the be...
‘He bought a farm to better study the baobab tree. And travelled around Madagascarto see them more. He’s well known for his baobabs and has done lots of vineyard and Winelands scenes,’ Robert says. Errol Norbury’s choice of subject matter is wide and varied – seascapes, still lives, aircraft, landscapes and of course, wildlife and his beloved bushv...
‘Ardmore is South Africa’s foremost ceramic collection and is collected around the world. Collectors include Queen Elizabeth II, the White House and Oprah Winfrey. Each piece is handmade and a collaboration between two or more artists. It began through an upliftment program that has grown into a thriving business. They have a studio in the Natal Mi...
Jan’s artistic aim is to continue to create paintings from the landscape and her imagination that captures her vision of the spirit and beauty of nature. Jan was born in Australia. However, she spent the first thirty years or so living in Papua New Guinea, mainly living in remote areas. She started painting in.
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Christopher White remarked on Rembrandt’s general reluctance to look at himself during the decade of the 1640s.[3] Perry Chapman suggested that Rembrandt’s sudden interest in landscape, about 1640, “coincided with his suspension of self-portrayal… the solitude of nature served as a alternative form of self-examination.”[4]
Kelli Martin. Karl Martz. Susan Maxman. Robert McCall (artist) R. Brownell McGrew. Raymond Meeks. Tony Mendoza (photographer) Frank Moore (performance artist) Oge Mora.
