Eliot PORTER: Waterfall, Iceland, 1972 / Cibachrome / SIGNED!
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KEY WEST Sunset Bliss 11×14″ Matted Art Photo Photograph Florida Keys Tropical
Title: «Sunset Bliss» Location: Key West, Florida Limited Edition Matted Pigment Photograph Print on Glossy Archival Acid-Free Paper Each Individually Hand-Signed in Ink, Titledand Numbered, EditionofOnly50 Impressions Museum-Quality, Acid-Free Matting & Archival Backing with 2.5″ Border, Sealed In Protective Poly Bag Approximate Image Size: 6.5 x 9″ Overall Matted Size: 11 x 14″ ***Larger sizes and surfaces available,such as a matte finish, aluminum or canvas, please inquire. About the Artist: Kreg David Kelley (b.1982) won his first art award at the age of 12 with the ‘Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Program’ for a drawing entitled ‘Holocaust’. In 1996 he drew several drawings of the first teacher-in-space, S. Christa McAuliffe, and gifted them to her mother,which now hang in the Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Center in Framingham, MA. A huge fan of X-Men and Marvel Comics, he began to study the art of drawing in his free time and soon became obsessed.Throughout his early life he experimented in different artistic mediums, but it wasn’t until 2003,that his art became more of a fullon passion. Aside from abstractand 3D works on canvas, he often utilizes artifacts from the 18th – 19th century into his pieces such as sheet music, engravings, clock parts, musical instrument parts, photogravures, skeleton keys, and anything else he can get his hands on. From February until April of 2006, he had his first solo show in collaboration with the Actors’ Theatre of Washington andDavid Mamet’s Victorian lesbian comedy, ‘Boston Marriage’: all 15 pieces sold. During that time, he was also commissioned by Galerie Lareuseto create a collage of the 100th anniversary of Washington D.C.’s University Club, which now hangs in their lobby. Several of his pieces are in world-reknowned chef Gerry Garvin’s restaurant in Hollywood & he participated in a group show in NYC featuring works by Yoko Ono. In the summer of 2010 his painting of «Washington, DC: Night in the City Series» was chosen to be featured in the national calendar for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). During that same year he painted a portrait of Warhol SuperstarHolly Woodlawn, and gifted it to her during her DC performance with Ganymede Arts. In 2012 a piece by Kelley was given as a gift to the former king of Spain, Juan Carlos I. In thesame year he sold one of his floral pieces to the former head coach of the Boston Celtics, Doc Rivers and a piece to actress/comedian Jane Lynch. Having moved from Connecticut to attend the George Washington University, he had been living in D.C. from 2000-2013 and was curator for Galerie Lareuse for 11 yearsin Georgetown, specializing in original works on paper by 19th & 20th century masters such as Picasso, Dali, Chagall, Miro, Braque, Renoir, Leger, Matisse, Magritte, Kandinsky, Buffet, Dufy, Lautrec, Calder, Delaunay, Haring, Warhol, Degas,and many others.He has bought and sold over $3 million in fine art throughout the years, including a 2006 sale via Galerie Lareuseof Picasso’s rare 1912 etching «Nature Morte, Bouteille» to the National Gallery of Art; and a 2011 sale of Vincent van Gogh’s very rare c.1890etching»Portrait ofDr. Gachet». Heassisted in the art estate of Eunice Shriver, and many other private collections in the DC area. Hecurated three solo exhibitions in Washington, DCfor MacAurthur Fellow Recipient, Elizabeth Turk. Throughout the years he has donated manyartworksto The Trevor Project, Easter Seals, Washington DC Humane Society, City Dogs Rescue, Washington Animal Rescue League, Thrive DC, Ross Elementary, Human Rights Campaign (HRC.org) National Dinner, Whitman Walker Clinic’s Art for Life, and Georgetown Hospital’s/Four Season’s Georgetown Jingle & Annual Golf Classic Fundraiser. He has sold works to clients in many countries across the world including Amsterdam, Canada, Brazil, Greece, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Australia, France, Japan, Italy, Spain, & the United Kingdom. He currently resides in Key West, Florida, where he continues to create new works and trade fine art;and is an active member of The Arts Council Of The Florida Keys, The Anne McKee Art Fund, and The Studios of Key West. In the fall of 2017 he created «The Time Travelers Of Key West» poster and donated all the proceeds to Hurricane Irma victims via Sister Season Fund & the Florida Keys SPCA. Artist’s Statement: «I often use salvaged antique items from the 19th and early 20th century such as sheet music, piano parts, postcards, keys and clock parts and many other items to create abstract portraits and compositions. All of my work is coated in an epoxy resin,giving the artwork a glass-like appearance.The idea of taking an antique item and utilizing it into a work of art which will be enjoyed forever fascinates me.My passion for history and antiques is heavily expressed in my work, and I find that as an artist you need to be aware of the history of art and what has been done before; and then try to reinvent the wheel. One of my favorite artists, Jill Scott, said «I think, as an artist, you have to experience some deep turmoil, some kind of pain, because that’s what connects you with the world. That’s what makes it juicy!» — and I could not agree more. Having lost my father at 16 made me realize that life is short and you should do what you love. Creating art has always been a passion of mine, and I have been following that dream ever since.Thank you to all those who have supported my work throughout the years.» _______________________________________________ «…An ingenious touch is provided by a series of paintings hanging on the set and on the theater walls. The subject matter, all portraits of women, provides an early tip-off to the play’s Sapphic theme. And artist Kreg Kelley has created a perfect modernist look, recalling Matisse and especially Picasso’s famous portrait of Gertrude Stein…» -Celia Wren, The WASHINGTON POST Notable Collectors: Juan Carlos I, Former King Of Spain Jane Lynch, Actress & Comedian Claire McCaskill, Former United States Senator Doc Rivers, NBA Coach Gerry Garvin, Celebrity Chef Philip McNamara, Assistant Secretary U.S. Department of Homeland Security Dr. Murray Treiser, Doctor Dr. Alexander Mirtchev, International Economist ___________________________ Florida Weekly Key West Guide 2019: «For the summer season, SALT Gallery, 830 Fleming St., will feature a new collection of whimsical mixed media paintings by local artist Kreg Kelley. To celebrate Kregs new works, SALT will be hosting an opening reception at the gallery from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, July 5th. A Key West-based artist as of summer 2013, Kreg won his first art award at the age of 12 with the Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Program for a drawing titled Holocaust.Throughout his teenage life he experimented in different artistic mediums, but it wasnt until 2003 that his art became more of a full-on hobby. Aside from abstraction and 3D works on canvas, he incorporates damaged antique engravings and artifacts from the 18th and 19th century into his pieces. Several of his pieces are in world-renowned chef Gerry Garvins restaurant in Hollywood and he participated in a group show in NYC featuring works by Yoko Ono. In the summer of 2010 his painting of Washington, DC: Night in the City Series was chosen to be featured in the national calendar for the American Civil Liberties Union. Kregs works hang on walls across the world including Amsterdam, Canada, Brazil, Greece, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Australia, France, Japan, Italy, Spain and the U.K. Most notably, his works hang in the homes of the former King of Spain, Doc Rivers and actress/comedian Jane Lynch. Upon moving to Key West, Kreg immediately became an active member of The Florida Keys Council of the Arts. The Anne McKee Art Fund and The Studios of Key West. Throughout his time in Key West, Kreg has collectively donated over $25,000 in artwork to such organizations as the Florida Keys SPCA, the Sister Season Fund, the Key West Wildlife Center, Special Olympics of the Florida Keys, WOMANKIND, Grimal Grove Big Pine Tree Conservation, The Trevor Project and AIDS HELP Key West. Although he spent many years living in urban areas, Kreg has adjusted quickly to island life. One of the main reasons I moved to Key West was to focus on my work and the tropical beauty of Key West is not only relaxing but also conducive to my creative process, Kreg explains. While D.C. was a fantastic part of my life, offering some of the best inspirational art in the world at the Smithsonian Institution or the Philips Collection, the island life is much more my cup of tea. I prefer the stop and smell the roses way of life, and this environment is perfect for that. What I love most about Kregs pieces is the juxtaposition of the old and the new, says gallery owner Laura Richardson. The way he utilizes salvaged antiques overlaid with modern artistic techniques is absolutely fascinating and unique. Weve never featured anyone like Kreg at SALT and we are so excited to expose more of the island to his incredible masterpieces. I will be showing mostly new works at SALT while still involving my classic elements of antiques mixed with acrylics, Kreg describes. This series is much more influenced by Key West and island life, with an array of subjects like antique postcards of Key West, flowers, sea and marine life. Also touching on the theme of Time Flies, many of the pieces feature antique clocks from the 1800s. View Original Link Here:https://keywest.floridaweekly.com/articles/key-west-gallery-guide-110/ __________________________ «Taking a Risk and Sharing the Reward» Borderstan Interview, 2013 Kreg D. Kelley came to DC from Connecticut to study political science at George Washington University and pursue a career in politics. Before graduation, he changed his goals and decided he wanted to do something I loved, something I would want to do for the rest of my life. For Kelley, that something was art. Before he graduated, Kelley left George Washington to take a job at Galerie Lareuse in Georgetown, an opportunity I couldnt refuse. That opportunity turned into a long career, and Kelley now works as a curator at the gallery. He considers himself lucky to be constantly surrounded by the greatest artists ever and feels motivated and inspired everyday. As he works on restoring the pieces, he relishes the chance to touch and examine their details so intimately. He remembers handling the only etching Vincent van Gogh ever made: It was the first time ever in my life I was speechless. I was in awe. Like many of the great masters whose work he handles on a daily basis, Kelley finds inspiration from his neighborhood and city. Kelley has lived in the neighborhood for almost 10 years and has enjoyed being a part of its growth and change.Lautrec is the best example, he says, of the way he incorporates the creative influences of his surroundings in his own work. I have the best view from my apartment. A view, he adds, that he painted in «Night in the City Series: Washington DC, the 2010 ACLU National Calendar Contest Winner. His greatest source of inspiration continues to be his audience. Peoples reaction has been my biggest fuel to keep on creating, he explains. Although he has works across the nation, many of his pieces hang in the Borderstan area. My first paintings, works of canvases, are all on the same five- or ten-block radius. That makes me feel welcomed and supported by my community. It makes me feel honored and motivates me to keep making people happy. Kelleys commitment to charity underscores his connection to the community. He was hugely involved with charity work as a student when he was unable to donate money to charity as a young artist, he donated works instead. Its hugely important to give back to your community, especially when you have your own business and you can be in a position to give back. Im fortunate to do that. This year, he has transitioned from donating single works of art to splitting a set percentage of all proceeds among four charities. Most of all, Kelley says he loves knowing that I can make people happy, touch peoples lives, and know that what Ive done is going to be enjoyed long after Im around. He sees art as a way to give back to the world and make the world a better place to live in. You have to do what you love. When you do what you love, everything else falls together. __________________________ «Taking a Risk and Sharing the Reward» Borderstan Interview, 2013 Kreg D. Kelley came to DC from Connecticut to study political science at George Washington University and pursue a career in politics. Before graduation, he changed his goals and decided he wanted to do something I loved, something I would want to do for the rest of my life. For Kelley, that something was art. Before he graduated, Kelley left George Washington to take a job at Galerie Lareuse in Georgetown, an opportunity I couldnt refuse. That opportunity turned into a long career, and Kelley now works as a curator at the gallery. He considers himself lucky to be constantly surrounded by the greatest artists ever and feels motivated and inspired everyday. As he works on restoring the pieces, he relishes the chance to touch and examine their details so intimately. He remembers handling the only etching Vincent van Gogh ever made: It was the first time ever in my life I was speechless. I was in awe. Like many of the great masters whose work he handles on a daily basis, Kelley finds inspiration from his neighborhood and city. Kelley has lived in the neighborhood for almost 10 years and has enjoyed being a part of its growth and change.Lautrec is the best example, he says, of the way he incorporates the creative influences of his surroundings in his own work. I have the best view from my apartment. A view, he adds, that he painted in «Night in the City Series: Washington DC, the 2010 ACLU National Calendar Contest Winner. His greatest source of inspiration continues to be his audience. Peoples reaction has been my biggest fuel to keep on creating, he explains. Although he has works across the nation, many of his pieces hang in the Borderstan area. My first paintings, works of canvases, are all on the same five- or ten-block radius. That makes me feel welcomed and supported by my community. It makes me feel honored and motivates me to keep making people happy. Kelleys commitment to charity underscores his connection to the community. He was hugely involved with charity work as a student when he was unable to donate money to charity as a young artist, he donated works instead. Its hugely important to give back to your community, especially when you have your own business and you can be in a position to give back. Im fortunate to do that. This year, he has transitioned from donating single works of art to splitting a set percentage of all proceeds among four charities. Most of all, Kelley says he loves knowing that I can make people happy, touch peoples lives, and know that what Ive done is going to be enjoyed long after Im around. He sees art as a way to give back to the world and make the world a better place to live in. You have to do what you love. When you do what you love, everything else falls together.»
Key West Sunset Boat 11×14 Matted Art Photo Photograph Florida Keys Photography
Title: «Beautiful Dreamer» Location: Key West, Florida Limited Edition Matted Pigment Photograph Print on Glossy Archival Acid-Free Paper Each Individually Hand-Signed in Ink, Titledand Numbered, EditionofOnly50 Impressions Museum-Quality, Acid-Free Matting & Archival Backing with 2.5″ Border, Sealed In Protective Poly Bag Approximate Image Size: 6.5 x 9″ Overall Matted Size: 11 x 14″ ***Larger sizes and surfaces available,such as a matte finish, aluminum or canvas, please inquire. About the Artist: Kreg David Kelley (b.1982) won his first art award at the age of 12 with the ‘Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Program’ for a drawing entitled ‘Holocaust’. In 1996 he drew several drawings of the first teacher-in-space, S. Christa McAuliffe, and gifted them to her mother,which now hang in the Christa Corrigan McAuliffe Center in Framingham, MA. A huge fan of X-Men and Marvel Comics, he began to study the art of drawing in his free time and soon became obsessed.Throughout his early life he experimented in different artistic mediums, but it wasn’t until 2003,that his art became more of a fullon passion. Aside from abstractand 3D works on canvas, he often utilizes artifacts from the 18th – 19th century into his pieces such as sheet music, engravings, clock parts, musical instrument parts, photogravures, skeleton keys, and anything else he can get his hands on. From February until April of 2006, he had his first solo show in collaboration with the Actors’ Theatre of Washington andDavid Mamet’s Victorian lesbian comedy, ‘Boston Marriage’: all 15 pieces sold. During that time, he was also commissioned by Galerie Lareuseto create a collage of the 100th anniversary of Washington D.C.’s University Club, which now hangs in their lobby. Several of his pieces are in world-reknowned chef Gerry Garvin’s restaurant in Hollywood & he participated in a group show in NYC featuring works by Yoko Ono. In the summer of 2010 his painting of «Washington, DC: Night in the City Series» was chosen to be featured in the national calendar for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU). During that same year he painted a portrait of Warhol SuperstarHolly Woodlawn, and gifted it to her during her DC performance with Ganymede Arts. In 2012 a piece by Kelley was given as a gift to the former king of Spain, Juan Carlos I. In thesame year he sold one of his floral pieces to the former head coach of the Boston Celtics, Doc Rivers and a piece to actress/comedian Jane Lynch. Having moved from Connecticut to attend the George Washington University, he had been living in D.C. from 2000-2013 and was curator for Galerie Lareuse for 11 yearsin Georgetown, specializing in original works on paper by 19th & 20th century masters such as Picasso, Dali, Chagall, Miro, Braque, Renoir, Leger, Matisse, Magritte, Kandinsky, Buffet, Dufy, Lautrec, Calder, Delaunay, Haring, Warhol, Degas,and many others.He has bought and sold over $3 million in fine art throughout the years, including a 2006 sale via Galerie Lareuseof Picasso’s rare 1912 etching «Nature Morte, Bouteille» to the National Gallery of Art; and a 2011 sale of Vincent van Gogh’s very rare c.1890etching»Portrait ofDr. Gachet». Heassisted in the art estate of Eunice Shriver, and many other private collections in the DC area. Hecurated three solo exhibitions in Washington, DCfor MacAurthur Fellow Recipient, Elizabeth Turk. Throughout the years he has donated manyartworksto The Trevor Project, Easter Seals, Washington DC Humane Society, City Dogs Rescue, Washington Animal Rescue League, Thrive DC, Ross Elementary, Human Rights Campaign (HRC.org) National Dinner, Whitman Walker Clinic’s Art for Life, and Georgetown Hospital’s/Four Season’s Georgetown Jingle & Annual Golf Classic Fundraiser. He has sold works to clients in many countries across the world including Amsterdam, Canada, Brazil, Greece, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Australia, France, Japan, Italy, Spain, & the United Kingdom. He currently resides in Key West, Florida, where he continues to create new works and trade fine art;and is an active member of The Arts Council Of The Florida Keys, The Anne McKee Art Fund, and The Studios of Key West. In the fall of 2017 he created «The Time Travelers Of Key West» poster and donated all the proceeds to Hurricane Irma victims via Sister Season Fund & the Florida Keys SPCA. Artist’s Statement: «I often use salvaged antique items from the 19th and early 20th century such as sheet music, piano parts, postcards, keys and clock parts and many other items to create abstract portraits and compositions. All of my work is coated in an epoxy resin,giving the artwork a glass-like appearance.The idea of taking an antique item and utilizing it into a work of art which will be enjoyed forever fascinates me.My passion for history and antiques is heavily expressed in my work, and I find that as an artist you need to be aware of the history of art and what has been done before; and then try to reinvent the wheel. One of my favorite artists, Jill Scott, said «I think, as an artist, you have to experience some deep turmoil, some kind of pain, because that’s what connects you with the world. That’s what makes it juicy!» — and I could not agree more. Having lost my father at 16 made me realize that life is short and you should do what you love. Creating art has always been a passion of mine, and I have been following that dream ever since.Thank you to all those who have supported my work throughout the years.» _______________________________________________ «…An ingenious touch is provided by a series of paintings hanging on the set and on the theater walls. The subject matter, all portraits of women, provides an early tip-off to the play’s Sapphic theme. And artist Kreg Kelley has created a perfect modernist look, recalling Matisse and especially Picasso’s famous portrait of Gertrude Stein…» -Celia Wren, The WASHINGTON POST Notable Collectors: Juan Carlos I, Former King Of Spain Jane Lynch, Actress & Comedian Claire McCaskill, Former United States Senator Doc Rivers, NBA Coach Gerry Garvin, Celebrity Chef Philip McNamara, Assistant Secretary U.S. Department of Homeland Security Dr. Murray Treiser, Doctor Dr. Alexander Mirtchev, International Economist ___________________________ Florida Weekly Key West Guide 2019: «For the summer season, SALT Gallery, 830 Fleming St., will feature a new collection of whimsical mixed media paintings by local artist Kreg Kelley. To celebrate Kregs new works, SALT will be hosting an opening reception at the gallery from 6 to 8 p.m. on Friday, July 5th. A Key West-based artist as of summer 2013, Kreg won his first art award at the age of 12 with the Connecticut Scholastic Art Awards Program for a drawing titled Holocaust.Throughout his teenage life he experimented in different artistic mediums, but it wasnt until 2003 that his art became more of a full-on hobby. Aside from abstraction and 3D works on canvas, he incorporates damaged antique engravings and artifacts from the 18th and 19th century into his pieces. Several of his pieces are in world-renowned chef Gerry Garvins restaurant in Hollywood and he participated in a group show in NYC featuring works by Yoko Ono. In the summer of 2010 his painting of Washington, DC: Night in the City Series was chosen to be featured in the national calendar for the American Civil Liberties Union. Kregs works hang on walls across the world including Amsterdam, Canada, Brazil, Greece, Denmark, Norway, Russia, Australia, France, Japan, Italy, Spain and the U.K. Most notably, his works hang in the homes of the former King of Spain, Doc Rivers and actress/comedian Jane Lynch. Upon moving to Key West, Kreg immediately became an active member of The Florida Keys Council of the Arts. The Anne McKee Art Fund and The Studios of Key West. Throughout his time in Key West, Kreg has collectively donated over $25,000 in artwork to such organizations as the Florida Keys SPCA, the Sister Season Fund, the Key West Wildlife Center, Special Olympics of the Florida Keys, WOMANKIND, Grimal Grove Big Pine Tree Conservation, The Trevor Project and AIDS HELP Key West. Although he spent many years living in urban areas, Kreg has adjusted quickly to island life. One of the main reasons I moved to Key West was to focus on my work and the tropical beauty of Key West is not only relaxing but also conducive to my creative process, Kreg explains. While D.C. was a fantastic part of my life, offering some of the best inspirational art in the world at the Smithsonian Institution or the Philips Collection, the island life is much more my cup of tea. I prefer the stop and smell the roses way of life, and this environment is perfect for that. What I love most about Kregs pieces is the juxtaposition of the old and the new, says gallery owner Laura Richardson. The way he utilizes salvaged antiques overlaid with modern artistic techniques is absolutely fascinating and unique. Weve never featured anyone like Kreg at SALT and we are so excited to expose more of the island to his incredible masterpieces. I will be showing mostly new works at SALT while still involving my classic elements of antiques mixed with acrylics, Kreg describes. This series is much more influenced by Key West and island life, with an array of subjects like antique postcards of Key West, flowers, sea and marine life. Also touching on the theme of Time Flies, many of the pieces feature antique clocks from the 1800s. View Original Link Here:https://keywest.floridaweekly.com/articles/key-west-gallery-guide-110/ __________________________ «Taking a Risk and Sharing the Reward» Borderstan Interview, 2013 Kreg D. Kelley came to DC from Connecticut to study political science at George Washington University and pursue a career in politics. Before graduation, he changed his goals and decided he wanted to do something I loved, something I would want to do for the rest of my life. For Kelley, that something was art. Before he graduated, Kelley left George Washington to take a job at Galerie Lareuse in Georgetown, an opportunity I couldnt refuse. That opportunity turned into a long career, and Kelley now works as a curator at the gallery. He considers himself lucky to be constantly surrounded by the greatest artists ever and feels motivated and inspired everyday. As he works on restoring the pieces, he relishes the chance to touch and examine their details so intimately. He remembers handling the only etching Vincent van Gogh ever made: It was the first time ever in my life I was speechless. I was in awe. Like many of the great masters whose work he handles on a daily basis, Kelley finds inspiration from his neighborhood and city. Kelley has lived in the neighborhood for almost 10 years and has enjoyed being a part of its growth and change.Lautrec is the best example, he says, of the way he incorporates the creative influences of his surroundings in his own work. I have the best view from my apartment. A view, he adds, that he painted in «Night in the City Series: Washington DC, the 2010 ACLU National Calendar Contest Winner. His greatest source of inspiration continues to be his audience. Peoples reaction has been my biggest fuel to keep on creating, he explains. Although he has works across the nation, many of his pieces hang in the Borderstan area. My first paintings, works of canvases, are all on the same five- or ten-block radius. That makes me feel welcomed and supported by my community. It makes me feel honored and motivates me to keep making people happy. Kelleys commitment to charity underscores his connection to the community. He was hugely involved with charity work as a student when he was unable to donate money to charity as a young artist, he donated works instead. Its hugely important to give back to your community, especially when you have your own business and you can be in a position to give back. Im fortunate to do that. This year, he has transitioned from donating single works of art to splitting a set percentage of all proceeds among four charities. Most of all, Kelley says he loves knowing that I can make people happy, touch peoples lives, and know that what Ive done is going to be enjoyed long after Im around. He sees art as a way to give back to the world and make the world a better place to live in. You have to do what you love. When you do what you love, everything else falls together. __________________________ «Taking a Risk and Sharing the Reward» Borderstan Interview, 2013 Kreg D. Kelley came to DC from Connecticut to study political science at George Washington University and pursue a career in politics. Before graduation, he changed his goals and decided he wanted to do something I loved, something I would want to do for the rest of my life. For Kelley, that something was art. Before he graduated, Kelley left George Washington to take a job at Galerie Lareuse in Georgetown, an opportunity I couldnt refuse. That opportunity turned into a long career, and Kelley now works as a curator at the gallery. He considers himself lucky to be constantly surrounded by the greatest artists ever and feels motivated and inspired everyday. As he works on restoring the pieces, he relishes the chance to touch and examine their details so intimately. He remembers handling the only etching Vincent van Gogh ever made: It was the first time ever in my life I was speechless. I was in awe. Like many of the great masters whose work he handles on a daily basis, Kelley finds inspiration from his neighborhood and city. Kelley has lived in the neighborhood for almost 10 years and has enjoyed being a part of its growth and change.Lautrec is the best example, he says, of the way he incorporates the creative influences of his surroundings in his own work. I have the best view from my apartment. A view, he adds, that he painted in «Night in the City Series: Washington DC, the 2010 ACLU National Calendar Contest Winner. His greatest source of inspiration continues to be his audience. Peoples reaction has been my biggest fuel to keep on creating, he explains. Although he has works across the nation, many of his pieces hang in the Borderstan area. My first paintings, works of canvases, are all on the same five- or ten-block radius. That makes me feel welcomed and supported by my community. It makes me feel honored and motivates me to keep making people happy. Kelleys commitment to charity underscores his connection to the community. He was hugely involved with charity work as a student when he was unable to donate money to charity as a young artist, he donated works instead. Its hugely important to give back to your community, especially when you have your own business and you can be in a position to give back. Im fortunate to do that. This year, he has transitioned from donating single works of art to splitting a set percentage of all proceeds among four charities. Most of all, Kelley says he loves knowing that I can make people happy, touch peoples lives, and know that what Ive done is going to be enjoyed long after Im around. He sees art as a way to give back to the world and make the world a better place to live in. You have to do what you love. When you do what you love, everything else falls together.»
Digital image picture photo wallpaper background 181
Questa straordinaria immagine digitale cattura la bellezza di un paesaggio con colori vividi. L’immagine è una produzione originale e di alta qualità che mette in mostra la padronanza dell’artista nelle tecniche di produzione digitale. Il suo soggetto, un bellissimo paesaggio, vi trasporterà in un luogo tranquillo e sereno ogni volta che lo ammirerete. Perfetta per i collezionisti d’arte e gli appassionati di fotografia, questa fotografia è un’aggiunta eccellente a qualsiasi casa o ufficio. La sua bellezza senza tempo e il suo stile unico lo rendono un must-have per chi apprezza le cose belle della vita. Non perdere l’opportunità di possedere quest’opera d’arte unica nel suo genere che sarà sicuramente uno spunto di conversazione.Digital Picture Photo Wallpaper Background Image Natural Desktop Art BeautifulArtwork description: Please note this is a DIGITAL PHOTO. No physical item will be delivered. You will receive a digital file!After receiving payment, I will send digital wallpaper to you in personal message.If you have any question please contact me. SHIPPING FREE
Hendrickson Hand Tinted 5×7 Photograph Country Vixen High Hair Holding Pig R172
Hendrickson Hand Tinted 5×7 Photograph Country Vixen High Hair Holding Pig I’ve been buying and selling on eBay since the mid 1990s. My feedback speaks for itself. Buy with total confidence. Product Description: Rare opportunity to acquire genuine prints photographed and processed by Hendrickson himself. Mr Hendrickson stored all his photos with the utmost care in his personal studio for decades. We’re proud to be able to offer each one here on Ebay! This was photographed and developed by Mr. Hendrickson decades ago and has been in his possession since then. It is NOT a more modern reproduction. R. HENDRICKSON This one of many original pieces of art from the estate of Rolland Hendrickson ~ a well-known photographer and artist from the 1960s and 70s. We’ll be listing original photographs, negatives, and art from this vast archive. We hope you’ll take a look at other treasures from his collection under our store category ‘Rolland Hendrickson estate’. Please see photos for further details Thanks for looking. Will be shipped flat and packed properly. Condition: Very nice condition. There is a small nick on the right side middle as shown. CLICK HERE to see the other Hendrickson treasures we have listed.
Matted black and white photograph signed 11 x 14 inch white birds Texas lake
Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 It ships direct from my studio in Texas, USAIt comes with backing board and in a clear polybag for protection.Matted, ready to frame.SEE MY OTHER EBAY LISTINGS. ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND PRINTS!Signed and dated.Photographer: Martin Silva. Photograph taken in north Texas.Dimensions: 11″ x 14″ Matted, ready to frame.FREE LOCAL PICK-UP: Valley View, TX 76272INTERNATIONAL BUYERS: buyer is responsible for Customs fees or any other extra local tax set by the country of destination. SEE MY OTHER EBAY LISTINGS. ORIGINAL PAINTINGS AND PRINTS! ———————— “I am a full time professional artist, my studio is based in Texas, USA and I am featuring some of my original oil and acrylic paintings on eBay. It is through the art of painting that I express my feelings, passions and emotions. I work on a loose and free style, abstract expressionism. I find inspiration in my memories of childhood years spent near Italian ancestors and their stories and nostalgia, and specially very attached to my grandmother that influenced me in my passion for nature and flowers in particular. Several pieces were inspired by dreams people shared with me or my own dreams. Being always surrounded by the Texan countryside has been a great environment to deepen this admiration of nature and it supported me to create the shapes, colors and compositions on my canvas. During these years I have created over 1,500 pieces of art, 60% of which are in private collections in the USA and in the following countries: Canada, United Kingdom, Spain, France, Russia, Australia, Venezuela, Uruguay, Guatemala, Japan, China, Switzerland and Poland.” My paintings are 100 % hand made, hand painted in the U.S.A. For more information about me and my work please Google my name ! Thank you so much for your support of original art !! Monica Fallini——————————————-
Uwe Rau – Duke Ellington 16×20 SIGNED black & white archival photograph REDUCED
Uwe Rau – Duke Ellington 16 x 20 SIGNED black & white archival photograph.
Sunday Rest Louisiana Shrimp Boats 11″ x 14″ Photography (20170702001811×14)
«Sunday Rest», Louisiana Shrimp Boats, 11″ x 14″ Color Photograph (20170702001811×14)GREAT FOR GIFT GIVING & COLLECTING SIZE: 11″ x 14″QUANTITY: 1 PC. Each unframed black & white photograph is approximately 11″x 14″ with a white border. Each photograph is printed on superior quality, fade resistant paper suitable for framing. All of our designs are professionally produced in the USA by our company, Photo Enrichments. You can enjoy these images EVERYDAY in your home, office, workstation, or wherever.Each photograph is given a final inspection before shipment. 11×14 and smaller prints are always shipped flat, sealed in archival plastic with a backing board to to protect them till you are ready to display them. DELIVERY TIME: PAYMENT: We usually ship within 48 hours of receipt of payment (Monday – Friday). Our preferred method of payment is Paypal. Return Policy 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: If you are not satisfied with the product you purchased for any reason, please contact us for a return instruction within 14 days for a refund. Shipping Handling costs are not refundable. Return shipping cost will be paid by buyer. Please read the description carefully. If you have any questions please email us before you bid! All questions will be answered as quickly as possible. By bidding on this item, you accept all of the terms listed.
8×10 photo of pretty model Sarah sheer see-through in desert: Sarah 762
BOOKMARK OUR STORE HERE: Modern Day Vintage Photos Follow the link to view our current auctions. New items added throughout the week. Be sure to use home computer to view our inventory; mobile browsing hides many listings. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– This is from a photo shoot with Sarah in the early 2000s. This auction is for a lab-printed photo that was recently printed or will be sent directly from the lab to you. ——————————————————————————————————————————————————————————————– Picture may be censored for eBay with red marks. You’ll receive the uncensored version of course. All images are of models that were 18+ years old, signed a release, and were compensated for their time. I was a photographer from 2002-2011 and sold many prints on eBay during that time under the name BodyImagePhoto. I can no longer access that account, so I’ve made a new one. I am listing some prints that I kept in storage since that time, so I consider them to be in «new old stock» condition since they were never sold or passed around. I will also be making new prints so if you see a favorite model or want a different size, send me a message and I’ll make that the next auction. I am also thinning down my own collection and will be listing older prints, slides and negatives. Please read the description above between the lines for the particulars on this auction. SHIPPING: US domestic S/H: $6.00 for 8x10s, $4.00 for 5×7 and smaller. Flat rate. Additional items ship free when combined. Rate is determined by the largest photo in your order. All orders are packed and securely shipped. Larger orders of new prints may be sent directly from the photo-lab. This ensures you are the first one to handle the prints and they will be in pristine condition. INTERNATIONAL: eBay will calculate a rate but it isn’t always accurate. If it seems too high, please ask and I will see what I can do. COMBINED SHIPPING: If buyer plans to purchase multiple items, please wait or ask for combined invoice prior to making payment. Payment must be made within 7 days from the purchase of the first item. RETURNS/REPLACEMENTS: If items are received damaged or are not what you expected please contact me to return or replace them. FEEDBACK: Feedback is very important to me as I am starting my new eBay store. If you are happy with you order please take a minute to leave positive feedback. If you are not happy with your order, please contact me before leaving neutral or negative feedback and I will do what it takes to make your experience a positive one. Please free free to ask any questions before bidding. International buyers are responsible for their local/ government import tax/duties Orders typically shipped within 1-5 business days.
Original Large Format Black & White Photo Hercules Beetle by Charles Fendrock
Experience the striking beauty of this unframed, large format black & white photograph, titled ‘Hercules Beetle,’ meticulously captured by the renowned listed artist, Charles Fendrock. Measuring 24″ x 20″ (matte) and with an image size of 19″ x 14 1/2″, this piece is expertly glued to the matte, ensuring its longevity. The condition of this photograph is exceptional, as can be clearly seen in the provided pictures. Its dramatic contrasts and the exquisite detail of the ‘Hercules Beetle’ make this piece a standout addition to any art collection. Whether you’re a seasoned collector or a beginner, this photograph is sure to elevate your collection with its artistic merit and unique subject matter. Take home a piece of Charles Fendrock’s legacy with this large format ‘Hercules Beetle’ photograph. Don’t miss the chance to own an artwork from an artist whose works are highly sought after by collectors worldwide. PLEASE NOTE All items are being sold as is. The pictures are an excellent representation of the condition of the piece. Please email me with any questions BEFORE you bid. Seller’s payment instructions Payment is expected within 24 hours of auction end. If you have any problems with payment please email me any issues. Return Policy Please contact me with any and all problems before you do anything. My goal is to make my customers happy. I will address any and all problems in a professional manner. Thank-you for your consideration.