Impressionist Art
Featured Work
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Blue Dog by rfhauver
An oil painting of a blue dog howling at the moon under a blue desert night sky.
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Newcastle Sepia by Colin Cartwright
A palette knife and sepia version of my Newcastle watercolour painting. Taxi’s (horse carriages) waiting for fares. The castle (1080) and Black Gate tower (1247), in Newcastle upon Tyne. St Nicholas Street. Looking south, to the mouth of the High Level bridge. Painted from a photo, taken in 1901. HB pencil and Watercolour, on 10” x7” Bockingford, tinted eggshell, 140lb.
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Hideaway Cottage by Linda Callaghan
Watercolour on coldpressed watercolour paper of a cottage in the Australian bush, tucked away from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. What a lovely place to retire to. Come hideaway amongst the trees / feel the sun on your face and the gentle breeze / smell the sweet flowers and see the birds soar / you will be wanting to stay eager for more!
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Triplets by James Shepherd
Impressionist, Painterly. / Action Horses
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When its Gone by Cliff Vestergaard
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The Pope by Lorenzo Castello
Oil on canvas 110×110cm Featured in Impressionist Art Group
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Valentine by Tama Blough
Happy Valentine’s Day, everyone!
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The Mirror of Simple Souls by Sophie Shapiro
Marguerite Porete was a French mystic and the author of The Mirror of Simple Souls, a work of Christian Spirituality dealing with the workings of Divine Love. She was burnt at the stake for heresy in Paris in 1310 after a lengthy trial, after refusing to remove her book from circulation or recant her views. The book is cited as one the primary texts of the medieval Heresy of the Free Spirit. / After Marguerite’s death The Mirror of Simple Souls continued to be distributed across Europe, where it was translated into several languages, including English. In spite of its reputation as a heretical work it remained popular in Medieval times and in some ecclesiastical centres was embraced as an almost canonical piece of theology. Between Porete’s death and the identification of her as the work’s author in 1946 the Mirror was circulated as an anonymous work, Porete’s name having been struck from it. / I was talking to friends over the weekend and suddenly realised that I too would have been burnt for heresy because I claim to communicate with the dead. The question that interested me the most is how many people would stand up in my defence? Not many I feel. What makes me even happier is that no one will have to be put to the test and that includes myself. I dedicate this Painting to Marguerite Porete and quote William Wordsworth…..... I feel how in their presence doth abide / Light which to God is both the way and guide; / And, kindling at their luster, if I burn. / My noble fire emits the joyful ray / That through the realms of glory shines for aye….... In memory of Marguerite Porete who died today – 699 years ago, 1st June 1310. June 1st 2009
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Blowing in the Wind by bevmorgan
Watercolour ( Winsor &Newton) on 140 lb. Arches Cold Press / This was in response to a photo/ painting challenge posted on Flickr by Lorus Maver (Bilbov). I moved in closer than the original photo which also showed trees in the background. It is always fun to see the many and varied interpretations of the same photo, and it is now possible to identify the artist simply because we are now familiar with their individual style. /
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the eternal sea by Karön d'Vega
Featured in Fine Arts 27 June 2009 / Featured in Freedom in Words & ART June 2009 early one morning i waked from a dream with this image in my mind. i was in the sea and the colours were vibrant and brilliant – the world was so surreal i got out of my bed and immediately began painting this work. after about 5 hours i set my paintbrushes down. the painting stayed untouched for several years. one day i felt compelled to paint the image of the horse glowing in bright light. there is a native american flavour. while i am only 1/4 native american, i am strongly and inherently influenced by my native heritage “the eternal sea” is my self-portrait / started in 2000 finished in 2004 multi-media / Acrylics / Acrylic Laquers / Acrylic Enamels / Glitter Gels / Acrylic Metallics 20×16 inches / premium canvas panel
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Swamp Fever by Ron Moss
Featured in the Group: Impressionist Art / Watercolour on Arches 300 gsm paper
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In Soft and Breeze by Sophie Shapiro
The last living survivor of the Titanic, Millvina Dean, has died at the age of 97 in Southampton. As a two-month-old baby, Millvina was the youngest passenger on board the giant liner when it sank on its maiden voyage on April 15, 1912 – with the loss of more than 1,500 lives. / The Titanic holds a very special place in my heart as My Spirit Guide, Ida Straus died on it as did so many others. / I dedicate this painting to Millvina Dean and quote the words of William Wordsworth in honour of her memory. Harp! Thy murmurs may not cease - / A Spirit, with his angelic wings, / In soft and breeze – like visitings, / Has touched thee – and a Spirit’s hand: / A voice is with us – a command / To chant, in strains of heavenly glory. / A tale of tears, a mortal story! For you Millvina Dean….... June 1st 2009 – London
Recent Work
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Mountain Road by averystudios
Abstract landscape by E. S. Avery-Norum
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Southwest Mesas by Barbara Applegate
This rendering is 11 X 14 oil on canvas of the mesa’s in the American Southwest
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Pat's Tree by MelDavies
Mixed Media and Acrylic on Canvas / Full size 20cm x 120 cm / Completed in 2007
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Nassau Lighthouse by Bob Hardy
The Lighthouse at the approach to the Nassau harbour in the Commonwealth of the Bahamas. Painted in Acrylics on 11” x 14” Canvas Board. / © 2008 Bob Hardy / Try this as a canvas print: / Put it on your wall. Framed Art: /
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Ages by EnPassant
Acrylic and oil on board. / ORIGINAL SOLD
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Reflections... by valzart
...am just reflecting today and pondering the idiosyncrasies of life.. thinking of this quote by James Dean… “Dream as if you’ll live forever, live as if you’ll die today.” mirror of my mind ....
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Long ago one Spring by Ana Viktoria
Mixed Media – acrylic mixed down to almost watercolor – rough paper – texture added after.
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Under The Boardwalk by Cathy Amendola
24×28 oil on canvas.. I saw a picture of this wonderful painting in an old dresser I was refurbishing…. it was so different from my traditional style of painting I just had to try it….and this is what I came up with…sorry I do not have the artists name, it was so long ago…but it is my homage to him…. I call it, under the boardwalk…..
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Painted Petals by Jessica Jenney
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Splash by kjgordon
Splash The Seahorse….... / Under The Sea…........ / Viewed thru a Porthole…...... / music inspired by / Under The Sea / Acrylic on 33 1/3 vinyl album / pallet paint for splash and his friends…... / / I suppose there is a 50/50 chance this will be accepted by 50 tHiNgS…..... Group…...... / Please view large
About This Group
Some artists and photographers prefer the old Masters Impressionist influence, while other Artists take on a modern approach.
Impressionist Art encourages all Artists and Photographers from all around the world to join and submit their works.
In this group there is no limit to the number of works that a member may enter into the gallery, but please limit your number of submissions per day to 1-3.
Works include Photography, all mediums of Art, Digital Art, Paintings and Clothing.
Impressionist Art group was created by my beloved identical twin sister
Karön Melillo d’Vega
(BleuRaven)
and launched 12 September 2008*
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