Impressionism Joaquin Sorolla - Master of Light Today we learn about a Spanish Impressionist painter who achieved fame during in his lifetime, before other well known names such as Picasso, Dali and Miro took over.
Outback Colours of the Outback Opal Fields with Rowdy Wylie Rowdy Wylie is creating a series of paintings on Colours of the Outback. Today we bring you the "Colours of the Outback Opal Fields". These paintings entice you in to run your fingers through the rich red earth and touch the kaleidoscopic sky.
Outback Colours of the Australian Outback with Rowdy Wylie Today we are visitng "The Shed" where Rowdy Wylie has been creating compositions to show off the dusty...dry...amazing..."red earth" desert of the Australian Outback.
Landscapes Jordan - Wadi Rum Wadi Rum, located in the south of Jordan covers an area of 74,200, is the largest and most magnificent of Jordan's desert landscapes.
Landscapes Reflection on the beauty that is England Following on from the coronation of King Charles III, today we reflect on the beauty that is found in the landscape that is England and in the patterns that are nature.
Buildings and Structures The promenade deck of the Royal Exhibition building in Melbourne - Part 2 Today we see that the Royal Exhibition building has not changed much in almost 150 years, but the views from the promenade deck certainly have! Image: Karora, Wikimedia Commons.
Landscapes Clarice Beckett - "Atmosphere" Today we look at the artistic style of tonal artist Clarice Beckett, who loved to capture the effects of light and shade in the changing patterns of weather and atmosphere created by Mother Nature. Image: Public Domain via Wikipedia.
Seascapes Coast to Summit with Richard Claremont In line with the nautical theme which runs strongly through the blog today we can enjoy the latest from the easel of Australian artist Richard Claremont who is showcasing his "Coast to Summit" works at "The Imaginarium" in Shellharbour, New South Wales until 19 March.
Landscapes Catching up with Rowdy Wylie in his Shed and Beyond Team member & friend Rowdy Wylie is very involved in promoting art in & around his home town of Port Elliot, S. A. & also helps run the Victor Harbor Regional Gallery. The artists take turn to display their works & it is Rowdy's turn so we are able to enjoy the "fruits of his labour" from his shed.
Australian Artist One of life's gentlemen- Hans Heysen Today we learn about one of Australia's most well recognised and well loved landscape artists, Hans Heysen. Image: Facebook
Landscapes Reflection: Hunter Valley Region of New South Wales You can take the girl out of the country but you can't take the country out of the girl!
Landscapes Colin Morris takes us to the Pink Cliffs of Heathcote, Victoria Melbourne photographer Colin Morris takes us to the "Pink Cliffs Geological Reserve" in Heathcote, Victoria. And once more we are inspired by Colin's photography and the beautiful landscape of Victoria.
Impressionism The vibrant paintings of Colin Willey Today we meet contemporary English Impressionist painter, Colin Willey, who, like the early Impressionists, loves to paint outdoors in all sorts of weather conditions. Image: the Dorset Echo.
Mixed Media The fascinating work of Cressida Campbell – Part 2 In Part 2 of our posts on Cressida Campbell, we look at her landscape scenes of the Australian bush, busy harbours and street scenes around Sydney. Image: Art Sales Digest.
Landscapes Toss Woollaston, New Zealand Today we look at the art of a well known New Zealand artist who dedicated his life to art. Image: The Prow
Landscapes Beautiful Dutch Vermeers Today we look at the intrigue surrounding the forgery of the paitings of Dutch painter, Vermeer. You will also gain an overall appreciation of his iconic work in an Arts&Emotions video. Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook.
Post Impressionism Paul Signac – a pioneer of Neo-Impressionism Today we learn a little about the life of Paul Signac, who, along with his friend Georges Seurat, was a pioneer of the Pointillist painting style. Neo-impressionism followed on after the French Impressionists.
Impressionism Monet in The Netherlands Most people know and like the paitings of the French Impressionist, Claude Monet. But you may not be aware that Monet spent some time painting in the Netherlands. Today we showcase these paintings in another video from Arts&Emotions. Image: Arts&Emotions
Landscapes Stepping through the landscape with Jenny Carrington I want to introduce you to one of the most interesting, creative & versatile artists from Central Victoria - Jenny Carrington. We are going into the Australian bush with Jenny as she produces a landscape a day!!
Impressionism Alfred Sisley's Riverscapes Today we revisit the life and extraordinary work of Alfred Sisley in some of our previous posts. We also view a summary of his Riverscapes in an Arts&Emotions video....and some mystery and intrigue..... Image: Arts&Emotions Facebook
Landscapes Stepping back in time in Mungo National Park Come with me to Mungo National Park where humans walked 47,000 years ago. Feel their presence and let yourself slip back in time to love and respect country and culture.
Outback For the love of the outback We are about to leave the Australian outback but can't do so without mentioning the "Brushmen of the Bush" and the remarkable John Pickup and his many talents as a radio broadcaster and artist.
Landscapes Revisiting Country with Hugh Schulz: the Narrative The second post on enjoying some of our past posts on the wonderful landscapes created by Brushman of the Bush - Hugh Schulz.
Landscapes Revisiting Country with Hugh Schulz: the Passion The first of our reposts on Australian artist Hugh Schulz. We do hope you enjoy.
Animals The rabbits and more of Hugh Schulz Have a bit of fun - find the rabbits in a Hugh Schulz painting! This is what Andrew the Collector does each time he looks at a Hugh Schulz painting!