Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Showing posts with label seascape. Show all posts
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Tuesday, March 2, 2010
Thursday, November 12, 2009
Yee Jan Bao
Yee Jan Bao, oil on canvas, 36x48"
Yee Jan Bao, oil on canvas, 48x72"
Yee Jan Bao, oil on canvas, 48x72"
Labels:
Painting,
seascape,
Yee Jan Bao
Friday, September 25, 2009
Antti Laitinen "It's My Island"
Flavorpill writes, "Helsinki-based artist Antti Laitinen offers an absurdist take on the notion of property and nationality with his solo exhibition of video, photography and installation work. The artist painstakingly built his own island in the Gulf of Finland out of 200 hand-filled sandbags..."

Labels:
Antti Laitinen,
art,
contemporary,
Finland,
island,
performance,
seascape
Thursday, September 17, 2009
Scotland Highlights; Vol. 3
Labels:
landscape,
Nathan Abels,
photographs,
Scotland,
seascape
Monday, July 27, 2009
Sunday, June 21, 2009
Saturday, March 7, 2009
Shipwreck Art
For some reason, I get a lot of hits on this blog for a couple of posts about shipwreck paintings. Go figure. So here's where I pander to the masses. I love these recent paintings by Nadia Hebson. There's also a great old engraving I scanned, and loads of shipwreck paintings from the 1800s when ships were plunging like the current Nasdaq standings...
Nadia Hebson, Wreck, Oil on Canvas, 60x50 cm, 2005
Nadia Hebson, Valser, 175x190 cm, Oil on Canvas, 2007
Joseph Cornell, "Jack's Dream" ca 1930- from theartofmemory
Kenny Komer, "Shipwreck"
Caspar David Friedrich, Seashore with Shipwreck by Moonlight, 1825-1830 - photo from wikicommons
Caspar David Friedrich, Sea of Ice, 1823-1824 - from wikicommons
Caspar David Friedrich, Seashore with Shipwreck by Moonlight, 1825-1830 - photo from wikicommons
Caspar David Friedrich, Sea of Ice, 1823-1824 - from wikicommons
Cai Guo-Qiang, "Reflection" - photo by ThisWeekinNewYork on flickr.Also - see this post of Joshua Tonies shipwreck paintings.
Labels:
art,
Caspar David Friedrich,
contemporary,
disaster,
Nadia Hebson,
Painting,
seascape,
ship,
shipwreck
Thursday, February 12, 2009
Matthew Cornell: Variations on a Theme
Labels:
landscape,
Matthew Cornell,
Painting,
seascape
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