Art Collecting

A horizon line in drawing and art is an invisible line that acts as sort of marker for the artist. The horizon line represents where the viewer is looking in perspective to other objects in the picture.

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American photographer Richard Avedon was best known for his work in the fashion world and for his minimalist portraits. He worked first as a photographer for the Merchant Marines, talking identification photos.

Rembrandt painted Night Watch in 1642.

In 1642, Rembrandt painted the most important work of his career, "The Night Watch." The painting is renowned for three elements: its colossal size, the effective use of light and shadow (chiaroscuro), and the perception of motion in what would have been, traditionally, a static military portrait. It depicts the eponymous company moving out, led by Captain Frans Banning Cocq (dressed in black, with a red sash) and his lieutenant, Willem van Ruytenburch (dressed in yellow, with a white sash).

It will be the tallest and most magnificent Cathedral in the world when finished. Designed and started in Barcelona, Spain by Antoni Gaudi in the 1800's, it has been under construction for 135 years. Construction continues every day, and it is estimated to be another decade or two (?) for it to be finally finished. There are extremely complicated architectural plans and models left by Gaudi to guide the present day builders.

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There are hundreds of "prints" made throughout the years since it was first painted in 1821. However depending on how long ago your print was made and of course, original elaborate framing would make a difference to collectors of John Constable's excellent works of art. Of course the original would never leave London so I believe based on it's own vintage, style, company who produced would make a collectors item in the latter hundreds, perhaps a few thousand depending on surviving prints.

Hi, A Daulton Miniature Soiree figurine retail value is; $19.95.

A full size Daulton Soiree figurine retail value is; $149.94.

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The real one is located at the Huntington library in LA, so if you have one it is a copy.

Henry Napartuk was an artist who was part of the Indigenous community of Quebec. His work focused primarily on Eskimo life and culture. Each of his prints sells online for around 75 dollars, so a set of six would easily sell for 450 or 500 dollars.

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Hello, it all depends on which music box you have. There are MANY. The price can range from $30-$145 or more. There should be sticker on the bottom to let you know which song it plays, if you don't recognize the tune.

When transferring pictures to canvas water based paints are most frequently used since they are easy to use, readily available, and easy to clean up when finished.

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approxiametly 250 to 350$. ive seen some go for more at auctions but they take 15 to 25% off the price.

what is the value of print of piranesi vases, by the gallery of rudolf lesch fine arts

A little night music is the title in English. It is implied to be ironic as night music is soothing to children and this is so obviously a dark piece. As seen in the blonde figure's hand, she has fought the sunflower, pulling off a petal. The darker haired figure has her hair spun like the sunflowers' tendrils. They have both been put into a state of trance, where the flower has made them at ease, as though they had defeated it. Seen also in the painting is an open door, a symbol of hope, the color yellow, and a hand near the staircase. A wonderful painting.

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paper staining: drag a wet (not dripping) tea bag over your enveloper weight your envelope down while it dries to avoid whripping, the paper with be stained a light brownish colour if you use green tea. lingering tae-scent will might remain. tea bag staining is not acid free, if it matters to you.

I just bought a piece by an artist that was printed by Beech Street Art Company in Mokena, IL. I called the City office there and the nice lady said they had no listing for that company in her city. That means they are either out of business, or moved to another location. I tried . . .

Clouds are formless manifestations of water in gaseous form. Since clouds are water we must understand that water represents very powerful emotion able to create or to destroy, and either or, in creation and in death water remains fluid, it never becomes fixed. Clouds are the mists of heaven and earth which represent the divine thought of "God" coming forth from source with great desire to manifest the unmanifest. In this we know that when we observe the formlessness of clouds in continual shift of movement and shape, it is as if we are looking into the pools of heaven, the sky, and seeing the universal possibilities of thought, movement and form.

Clouds represent divinity, pure thought and pure being, emptiness and everything. Clouds are creations of polar opposites existing as one in such a freedom of being they never become fixed in form, just like the flow of water clouds tell us to be free from everything yet as pure as divinity. Clouds are dreams that make us ponder everything we don't understand but are designed to search out. Therefore clouds are creations way of telling us never to settle in one thing or another because in doing so we become fixed and fixed objects always resist the natural flow of universal fluidity. Be like a cloud, free and in heaven always shifting form and always moving through the skies of infinite space and timeless wisdom. To see and contemplate the clouds is to learn oneself just as it is in all of the elements of nature.

I don't know anything about it but I have this painting also. It was my grandmothers. She is dead and no one in the family knows anything of the history. Anyone out there know anything of it??

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Although I haven't personally heard of this artist, I did some research and found prints/paintings of this artist for sale on eBay. Please go on: www.google.com TYPE IN: artist Zara Ellwood You'll find a lot of original paintings and many prints for sale. Good luck!

If you have Gainsborough's original Blue Boy, it is worth plenty.

You can also look in your local phone book under 'Appraisers' or contact your local museum. Most museums will appraise a painting for a fee.

depends if its oil on canvas, water color or charcoal, for example a water color can range from 5,000 usd to 200K and oil can range from 100K to 10 M dollars.