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Hellevoetsluis Lucas R. Fabriek
Lucas R Fabriek is a sculptor and painter who lives in Holland.
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Quest for Fame
oil painting Faye Facer
Faye Facer is a wildlife and outdoor artist.
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Croquet Edie Fagan
Edie Fagan paints in watercolor in a loose, impressionistic style.
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Lily of the Valley Elle Fagan
"Elle Fagan Artsite" offers galleries of primarily, but not exclusively, watercolor paintings. The site also offers writings, and some crafts, some of them of the lost arts and some absolutely for fun. The lifelong artist lives in Connecticut USA and is a Patriot, and proud to be her own Webmistress - likes the classic and futuristic mix of tasks.
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Beginner's Mind William Fahey
Visionary realist paintings, with images from mythology and world religion;poems, explanatory text and some original sources of inspiration.
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More Tobacco Barns Martha Faires
Martha Faires' artist statement: I have had a love affair with the arts since childhood. I have been influenced by the great masters of the past and the disciplined artists of the present. I believe that beauty is a reflection of the Creator, and the visual arts and language arts bring me to a greater appreciation of the grace of God.
Since moving to Charlotte, NC, in 1994, I have been teaching visual arts to both children and adults. I am also actively involved in Mint Hill Arts and continue to paint with a passion for beauty and a thirst for excellence.
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Buyam-Sellam II Hilarion Wirdzeka Faison
Artist Statement: It is good to have and do Art that heals our wounds: Art that inspires tolerance, promotes love and the inescapable omnipresence of the divine spirit; Art that projects our cultural identity in the give and take, potpourri of globalisation. My art is pluralist, to meet the exigencies of effective communication in contemporaniety; it defines, asserts and records the image of a modern Africa reconciled with its past and gearing up for its future
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Door to Wonders C.J. Fang
C.J. Fang's works are inspired by nature and the ever-changing universe. An ecological view of life and cosmologically attuned living style, deeply rooted in Chinese ancient wisdom (Yi-Jing), has characterized her worldview. Chinese rich tradition has given her a solid foundation, upon which her art world is built and from which her ideas derive. C.J. is not only rich in idea but also in style and expression. Working with various media, she finds ways to express herself through the language of each art medium. Her art language consists of a big variety of art dialects, such as oil painting, printmaking, pastel and watercolor. Topics for life have spoken her mind, as well as the world surround her. Her works reveal her genuine personality and a subtle taste for life.
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Zeng Fanzhi
Zeng Fanzhi one of the worlds well known artists to introduce a different vision of artwork. to see more visit the Saatchi Online.
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Zoe Faragher
Zoe is a self taught watercolour and acrylic artist. Her favourite subjects are landscapes, seascapes, contemporary art and Christian art.
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Darla Farner
Contemporary abstract art by watercolor and mixed-media artist Darla Farner;art images and exhibitions in the Pacific Northwest.
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Mrs. Preston's Silos Kay Keyes Farrar
Kay Keyes Farrar, Columbia, TN received her BA in English and Fine Art from Alverno College, Milwaukee, WI, focusing on drawing, printmaking, sculpture as well as art history and literature. Expanding her understanding of painting theory with experience painting from life and en plein-air has become a daily commitment. Her style expresses the joy and freedom she enjoys with her husband, Doug and her sons, Ian and Sean.
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Network #2 Lori Farrow
Artist Lori Farrow, Contemporary West Coast landscape, treescape and floral paintings. Established Canadian artist with gallery representation. This site is designed as a reference portfolio for my paintings and is frequently updated.
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Carolyn Faseler
Carolyn Faseler's Artist Statement: I love the fast gesture mark. I strive to make my paintings look effortless, as if they emerged complete from my head, which they didn't, of course. I spend long hours taking chances and in the process risk disaster. If strokes turn out to be wrong and indecisive, I get out the gesso and sart again. This may take several tries but I keep going until I get the offending section right. Colors and shapes will change many times during a painting session. When everything works well together I know the painting is finished.
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Turban Lady Ghada Fasho
Featuring portraits in pastel, abstracts in oil, and drawings in pen & ink. Lives in Ajax, Ontario, Canada.
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White Arab
acrylic Kim Fasser
Here you will find affordable custom artwork & original designs in many different mediums. Everything from paintings & sculptures, to woodburnings & pen & ink.
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Colbie Fatima
Fatima Kazmi, a Toronto, Canada, based artist works mainly with oil on canvas and wood and in the digital medium. Her work flows following lines found in nature, uncovering paths and patterns which reflect upon her inner travels and discoveries.
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Jane Faudree
Artist from North Carolina shows landscapes and still-lifes. Representational.
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Roberta Faulhaber
Roberta Faulhaber Artist Statement: I locate my self in my paintings, exploring, as others have before me, by demanding complete visibility in the painting process, a visibility that emphasizes bodily movement through gesture, using the Van Eyck oil painting technique, which makes possible almost unlimited transparent layering. Conciously, a trace is left of every movement that occurs throughout the painting process.
The gestural layering of my experience to the canvas intensifies my awareness of the physical structure of the paint as it solidifies. In this way I build a bridge between my vision and the actions it engenders as I paint and the viewer. We interact by reading the visual body which is acted out in the painting. Using this ancient technique, the work becomes like a skin. Surface tensions, interfaces, layers, interact purposefully and inadvertently and leave traces of the vast reality that is our body. Paintings become surrogate bodies to be explored, not as a reflection, imitation or photograph, but by virtual movement, color-generated touch, using an inner balance as we use our eyes, learning to walk through the breathing canvas.
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Around the Bend Brittani Faulkes
Brittani Faulkes works in two styles, highly realistic acrylic inks using a technique of stippling and pointillism;and abstractions in pastels, acrylic paint, and oil paint.
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Gerald Keith Faulkner
Portrait painter of animals, people and landscapes. Acrylic, watercolours, pencil, oil and pastels.
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Self Portrait with Madame X Iain Faulkner
Iain Faulkner-(b.1972) Scottish, was born in Glasgow and is a graduate of the Glasgow School of Art. His work has been exhibited in England, Scotland, Spain and the United States and he is a recent recipient of a painting fellowship in Japan granted by the San Ei Gen Foundation. Mr. Faulkner's works often incorporate multiple mediums, including gold leaf, wax, pastel and collage, creating surfaces that are layered and complex.
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Amir Fazilat
Amir Fazilat is a freestyle caricature artist living and working in Ontario Canada
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Arrowsmith Chapter of the FCA
Striving for Excellence: The Arrowsmith Chapter of the Federation of Canadian Artists, is a group of individuals who share the common goal of desiring to produce art of the highest standard. Based on the East Coast of Vancouver Island the Chapter stage local shows, as a group, in the community, while individual artists exhibit in several galleries, including the Federation Gallery on Granville Island in Vancouver.
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Vasily Fedorouk
The selected works of professional sculptor Vasily Fedorouk.
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Magic of Fedoskino
Magic of Fedoskino: Exclusive and unique world of Fedoskino Lacquer Boxes. Discover fantastic Objet d'art collection for sale.
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Cosmos Wendy Feldberg
As a fibre artist, I create highly textured abstract and naturalistic works with free motion machine embroidery, textiles, paint and various other media. My inspirations come these days from music and the natural world.
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Margarita Felix
Contemporary Oil Portrait Painter at the Mexican Border with California.
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Stormy Night Jeri Fellwock
Abstract paintings became to consume my art world about fifteen years ago. Layering and adding texture are very important elements in my work. They give the paintings depth, soul and a mystical atmosphere. I love the mystery of the unknown that abstract art represents to me.
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Giulietta
oil on linen Alan Feltus
Alan Feltus paints without models. He draws upon many kinds of sources, but largely those painters, from ancient to modern, whose works have taught him most throughout his career. They tend to be the painters who structure their paintings tightly. They are masters of much more than that but, it seems, always masters of composition. More than not, they also painted from within. Or perhaps they, like Alan, are observering art and nature all the time while not in the studio, and then while painting rely on what has been internalized. Each of us will have a unique compilation of remembered sensations and it is how this material shapes our work that will distinguish his paintings from those of the next painter. We really don't have all that much control over what we produce when we work from within.
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Luchia Feman
"There is a thing that happens when sculpting or painting a human form......the person's light simply begins to shine through. This is where the work takes off and begins to fill its own unique space." Luchia Feman
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Self Portrait #8 Marilyn Fenn
Marilyn Fenn considers herself a modernist formalist, and exploring color, form and space have been enduring issues for her. Marilyn is fascinated by the possibility of discovering a place where realism and abstraction meld, and she's approaching that center from both directions -- representational painting in her landscapes, and abstracted still lifes in the work she calls 'prismism.'
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Collette Renee Fergus
Collette specialises in paintings that are created to fit your wants and needs, your look, budget and of course your colour scheme. Studio or exhibition frames, any size, large, small, long, wide. You choose the colours and concept. All work is unique and original.
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Hurtin Song Daniel Ferguson
The site features fun, colourful art by Canadian painter and illustrator Daniel Ferguson.
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Aspens Turning
oil on panel Suzanne Ferguson
Suzanne Ferguson, original landscape paintings.
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Paul Ferney
Simplified vibrant landscapes and figurative oil paintings by Paul Ferney.
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Mattino Franco Ferraro
Franco Ferraro, franco ferraro is a oil artist, italy. italian expression in art. A oilcolorist painting Italian native people. Art that expresses environment and way of life. franco ferraro č un pittore acquerellista italiano. Stile realista figurativo.
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Angela Ferreira
Angela Ferreira is a portuguese born artist living in Wales. In her paintings she describes and expresses her journeys to fantasy and different dream like places mixed with everyday reality. Her goal is to transmit good inner feelings and take you on a trip to a different imaginative world.
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Peek-a-boo
quilt Ferret
Ferret fabrications
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Artist with work John Ferrie
John Ferrie is a Canadian artist. John's work is about beauty, colour, energy and life. I paint with enamel and acrylic paint, latex, urethane and powdered pigments.
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Morgan Ferriter
Morgan Ferriter is a native of County Donegal, Ireland. After attending the North West Institute in Derry, he moved to Cork where he graduated from the Crawford College of Art, 1995.
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Beziehungen (Relations) Barbara Feuerbach
Barbara Feuerbach - German painter.
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Jim Few
Florida artist, Jim Few creates pastel paintings of people, places and things. Jim's pastels have been featured in The Artists' Magazine.
Jim's website is devoted exclusively to the pastel medium and has been on line since August 1996. Besides Jim's art, biography and much more, his website features to step-by-step Pastel Demonstrations.
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The Human Beings Lynne Foster Fife
Water media paintings inspired by the indigenous culture of Native America.
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Ilina Filipova
Art from the renowned artist Ilina Filipova consisting of rare Christian art in the field of Byzantine art with crosses, Jesus, saints, Madonna and angel icons all in her online art gallery.
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Find-Artist
A Free Art directory of visual Artists.
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Bird Girl
multi-media Hadiya Finley
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Tangle Mike Finley
Mike Finley is a UK based monochrome fine art photographer, specialising primarily in floral and infra-red landscape photography. He is also website manager for the Rogue Gene Collective, a UK based artists cooperative.
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Lauren Everett Finn
Lauren Everett Finn paints many subjects including landscapes, still life, florals and portraits. Make sure to see her "Year of Painting" project gallery.
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Lesly Finn
Original art work - abstracts, figure, landscape and still life paintings in acrylic, pastel and other media by a British artist now living in New Zealand.
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Aruba at Sunset Richard J. Finnell
Richard J. Finnell is a member of several Art Associations and has received awards for many of his paintings. Richard graduated from the High School of Industrial Arts and for four years after graduation he worked for Electrical Consulting firms as a draftsman and designer. For the next 35 years he worked for major electrical contracting firms and eventually became a project engineer. In his work he incorporated numerous isometric and perspectives in field shop drawings to give a clearer understanding of what he what he was trying to accomplish.
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Dialogue, Response, Movement Sarah Francesca Fischer
Laughter, smiles and exceptionally high level wins all around, Sarah Francesca.
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Sharona Fischrup
Sharona has a few passions...her family, the world community, quilting, and fabric collecting. Her life long love of fabrics has led her to realize a dream...through her ownership of the wonderful Quilt store "New Pieces" in Berkeley, CA., she is now nurturing a community of wonderful artists and quilters, known throughout the world
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Paraty, Brazil George Fishman
George Fishman's Mosaic Artwork is created on a custom basis for homes, churches, cruise ships and other settings. The designs are original and are developed in collaboration with clients' goals and fantasies.
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Eden Burning Karen Fitzgerald
Karen Fitzgerald is a painter, printmaker, muralist and master teaching artist living and working in New York City. Her work is physically round and very luminous.
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Teddy
oil painting Lori Fitzgerald
Lori Fitzgerlad's subject of choice is the painting and sculpture of English Bull Terriers, a visually and characteristically unique dog. She also loves to paint the life of rural southern Alberta. Painting full time since 2007 Lori has works in private collections in Canada, United States and Europe.
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John Fitzsimmons
My painting explores the space experienced as a "witness to a slice of life". I gravitate towards the random, the chaotic and the awkward in my painting and I make use of those unresolved tensions. I look for the drama in the quiet and the quiet in the drama, the layers and the light and the feeling that is "the sublime". I work with drawings, onsite painted studies, photographs and memory to construct my paintings. I take what could be considered a random glance of a tree, stream or a patch of ground, and explore its space and light. The negative space is no less important as an object. I am always aware of perspective, my eye level and the horizon, even though that may not be obvious in the tree paintings. Perspective is an aspect of perception and a formalistic element that can organize or confuse a picture plane and is a tool for defining my relationship to the original subject and the painted image. Giotto is the master of skillful but not slavish use of perspective to exert a subtle structure in a multifaceted painting.
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Old Iron Jo Flager
Jo is primarily a self-taught art with a life long passion for painting and drawing. The realistic scenes of the artists midwest country area are the main subject matter and flowers from her backyard flower garden .
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Awesome beauty Pam Flanders
Pam Flanders has a passion for painting the landscape en plein air. Growing up in a rural community lead to a love for the outdoors. Her paintings reflect this sensitivity for light and atmosphere as it affects her surroundings. Pam enjoys every opportunity to paint no matter what the weather. It becomes a memorable experience and creates multitudes of studies for further development in the studio. Pam grew up drawing for a pastime and only discovered oils in 1991 which has since become her favorite medium. Studies of the masters especially the Russian and American Impressionists, as well as workshops with today's contemporary masters have influenced her style and helped refine her skills and goals as a painter.
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Babe in Arms Jane Fletcher
Jane Fletcher is a multi-media artist of unusual scope. Her work has been shown internationally and has won many awards.
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In the Annapolis Mark Fletcher
Mark's paintings seem to extend beyond their physical bounds. They live with you and perhaps even haunt the viewer. The suggested movement is dynamic and they evoke feelings, which cannot be forgotten or overlooked. His use of vivid colour creates a joy that emanates from his canvases.
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Sue Fletcher
Portraits painted from candid photos in acrylic or pastel by artist Sue Fletcher in a style of traditional realism.
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Boats Ashore, Nfld Kenneth Flitton
When I was 8, hiking the Laurentian Hills of Quebec and later on construction in Algoma country, I felt the same pangs that struck the Group of Seven. My mothers garden blooms were so brief that I have always wanted to capture flower beauty for others to enjoy. Hence the Canadian landscapes and florals of today, lo these many years later.
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Susan Flockhart
After several years experimenting with the possibilities of oil paint, Susan Flockhart began to train in the practical techniques of the old masters, learning to build up a painting in stages with layers of traditional pigments and glazes and working with oils and egg tempera on hand-prepared gesso panels. Her website includes step-by-step images showing the evolution of her paintings. She is based in London, UK.
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oil on canvas Damien Flood
Damien flood was born in 1979 in the seaside town of Bray, Co. Wicklow, where he attended St Killian's School and St Thomas VEC. He studied Painting in Dun Laoghaire College were he graduated in 2003 with a B.A in Fine Art. He has just finished up a successfull first solo show at the Siganl Art Gallery in Dublin. Currently he is researching new work.
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Mallard Pair Debbie Flood
Paintings, Equine, wildlife & the natural world.
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DeCommissioned Nation
Photograph Bee Flowers
Bee Flowers is a Dutch artist based in Russia, working with digital collage techniques and photography. Central to his art is an interest in cultural and societal change in Russia as well as other world regions in which he has an emotional investment.
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Barbara Flugge
Barbara Flugge's artist statement: Being a German artist living in lovely
Switzerland, I like to interpret impressions, emotions and
experiences from my art travels. Having traveled to South of France, Vancouver Island, Germany and other locations, you will find them vitally and positively expressed in my art work. Technically I paint in Acrylic and lately also in Pastels.
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Harmony Eileen Fong
Eileen Fong Artist Statement: My art is based on the principal of Chinese brushstroke technique. I enjoy this unique technique which combines drawing, painting and designing; all of these are carried out simultaneously during the creation process. It is like a continuous flow of thoughts and energy that excite me. This excitement sets the stage to begin a journey of endless explorations
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Red Shoes
graphite Linda Foote
Linda Foote creates absolutely wonderful realistic children portraits in fine graphite pencil with a toy or article especially precious to them drawn with just a touch of color. This original art work is meticulously hand drawn to bring about a black and white rendering of art that is both realistic and very professional in appearance. Granted not all children portraits have color added to them. The choice is yours.
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Hummigbird and lotus flowers Marie-Therese Forand
Marie-Therese Forand paints in oils and her favorite subjects are Landscapes, Birds and Flowers. She does a lot of Plein Air Painting.
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Where's Pluto? Patricia Forbes
Vibrant Expressive Abstract Paintings.
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Looking Back Norman Ford
For over 50 years, as a minister, I had the privilege of sharing God's love from the Bible. Now that I am retired, my ministry consists primarily of sharing God' handiwork on canvas at very minimal prices. I enjoy Plein Air painting, but most of the time I work from the reference photographs that I have taken over the years.
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