Art on page 2

Collected works from my 60 years of passion for painting. Mostly watercolor paintings with a unique personal style.

In yet another release by Ben Swetmore, we take a great look into the past, as we view centuries old artworks, consisting of paintings, figurines, decorative pieces, textiles, and other forms of human artistic expression throughout time. We begin of course by featuring the earliest known form of human art, cave-paintings, stretching all the way back to C. 71,000 BC, tens of thousands of years before recorded history. What was life like back then? We'll never know everything, but these early artworks usually seem to express episodes within the painters life, usually hunting scenes. We continue from there all the way until the end of the Middle Ages, exploring many paintings of everyday li ...

This coloring book is a dedication to all the amazing BLACK super heroes and heroines of the DC Comics universe that are all too often neglected and sidelined! We are more than quotas to fill! We are more than stereotypes! We are more than supporting roles! We are...THE TALENTED TEN!

A 'photographer's chapbook': in twelve photographs, a photo-poetic visualization of human presence and an almost 'archeological' remembrance of past time -- or of a future yet to come. Artist's statement, and a critical essay by Alberto Lui of the Museo d'Arte Contemporanea, Suzzara, Italy. Original images derived from 8x10 view camera negatives originally realized as platinum-palladium contact prints.

Carl Schmitt (1889-1989) was an extraordinary American artist. He combined the weight and substance of the European masters with the light and color of the Impressionists to create luminous paintings found in museums and private collections around the world. More than an outstanding artist, Schmitt pondered deeply and wrote articulately about what he was striving to achieve in his art. In his long life Schmitt produced a library of diverse writings with topics ranging from the fine arts, history, science, economics, and metaphysics, to the roles of family, society, and the human person. "The Conscience of Beauty" is a collection of over seventy of his essays edited by Samuel Schmitt, ...

This coloring book may be used alone or in conjunction with the full Challenge to Change Program for Sustainable Life Change. Coloring mandalas is a form of art therapy meant to aid in stress relief and serves to increase focus while exercising the brain and allowing you to freely express your creativity. According to renowned Psychiatrist, Carl Jung, "Coloring mandalas allows the brain to enter a peaceful state and to be focused on filling in the geometrical shapes instead of thinking about their worries.” Use this coloring book along your journey whenever you find yourself needing to mentally escape or emotionally reset. More importantly, enjoy the journey to change

“‘A masterpiece of its kind’ does not seem too strong an accolade for a book apt to be the only one of its kind.” This judgment of John Updike’s, rendered in his review of an entirely different work almost half a century ago, does not seem inapt for this collection of 300 film titles edited into geography-based visual puns. It’s likely to appeal to a smallish audience of outré sensibilities, but as XIX century American humorist “Artemus Ward” observed (in a quip since erroneously associated with Abraham Lincoln), “for the people who like this sort of thing, this is the sort of thing they’ll like.” In that spirit, for those whose discretionary income permits such an indulgence, there are ...