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Green Large Spirit Vase Clair Raabe
Clair Raabe, cameo glass artist, included in the permanent collection of the Corning Museum of Glass. International exhibits and collections.
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Forgotten Shadows April Raber
April Raber's plein air paintings depict California rural scenes and oceanscapes around Laguna Beach. They are rendered in the style reminiscent of early California plein air impressionistic painters. Original oil paintings are presented in five virtual galleries.
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Barbara Rachko
Barbara Rachko's series of pastel-on-sandpaper paintings, entitled The Domestic Threats, uses Mexican folk art—masks, carved wooden animals, papier mâché figures, and toys in a lively blend of reality and fantasy. On trips to central Mexico Rachko visits local mask shops, markets, and bazaars searching for the figures that will later populate her paintings. Rachko incorporates a variety of influences in her artwork, including child¬hood memories and images encountered in literature, pre-columbian art, and cinema.
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Parviz Fardi Rad
Photography and drawing has fascinated Parviz Farzi Rad throughout his life. The first initiation to draw and paint more frequently came true in 1988 in art classes of Ideen Aghdashloo, the well known Persian painter in all mediums. After finishing basic skills in drawing and colored pencil with him, Parviz explored and practiced watercolor, his treasured medium, by himself for few years. In the meantime, searching for a favorite master, he encountered to Atashzad, the pioneer in watercolor specially wet in wet watercolor paintings. His works thrilled and exited Parviz so much that he has stayed with him for many years and whenever he gets time attend his class and work with him. He showed Parviz the fluidity and transparency of watercolor which is distinctive from oil and other mediums.
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Untitled Paul Rafferty
Paul primarily works in oil and watercolour with a passion for plein air painting. Self taught from a very young age Paul feels a constant urge to grow and has had the opportunity to study under great contemporary masters in his field. Paul is very influenced by the European and American painters of the 19th and 20th century ever striving to carry on this form of art.
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Weeder #1 (segment) Tiit Raid
Tiit Raid lives on the banks of Fall Creek near Eau Claire, Wisconsin. A pond that is part of the creek and poised at the top of a spectacular waterfall is right outside his back door. Kayaking on the pond has become a daily obsession as well as a resource for an ongoing series of paintings. These vivid, beautifully painted and crafted objects reveal a unique perspective on this specific point of interest. Even though the artist's style and technique remain consistent, the range of images is broad reaching. Several pieces are close-up reflections of the riverbank suggesting an abstract emphasis, while others are more panoramic with identifiable imagery. Regardless of the subject matter, all of these paintings are a testimony to the imagination and skills of an artist who had to look no further than his own back yard for a world of ideas and inspiration.
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Pirjo Raila
Pirjo Raila is a finnish architect and an artist. His main themes are details of boats and old buildings. Waterfronts with cliffs and stones or just reflections on water interest him. Sometimes he does portraits too. He likes to work with fast methods; watercolors, pastels and pencil.
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Children of the sun Alexis Ramos
Alexis Ramos' artist statement: I am interested in art as a language that can be used for the betterment of humanity. More than a tool for self-expression, art is an opportunity to communicate with the soul of the viewer - in this way the artist has a chance to effect change.
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City Park Stage Steve Randall
Artist Steve Randall.
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Suzanne Randall
As a professional artist in both painting and printmaking since the early 70's, Suzanne King Randall has exhibited in Art Students League, New York City; Fine Arts Museum in Taos, N M; Kirkpatrick Museum, Oklahoma City, OK; Wichita Art Museum, Wichita, KS; Governor's Gallery State Capitol, Oklahoma City, OK; as well as Traveling Exhibitions throughout Oklahoma.
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Exploration into Red Green Y. Donna Randall
Y. Donna Randall has been involved in drawing and creating art since her youth in southern Ontario. In the early 70's, she attended the University of Toronto obtaining a Bachelor of Arts degree. Moving to Ottawa in 1977, she discovered figurative sculpture, through wood carving while studying with master carvers. Her love of carving and drawing the human figure came from this influence. Since then she has expanded into clay sculpting and then more seriously into painting with watercolour, acrylic and mixed media. In 1997 Donna became a full-time artist. She has studied at the Ottawa School of Art, Algonquin College and with various outstanding Canadian artists, most notably Ghita Caisserman-Roth who won the Governor General medal for Painting and Drawing in 2000.
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Theresa Rankin
Theresa Rankin paints in a style she characterizes as Contemporary Impressionism. Her works are filled with interesting paint texture, gestural paint strokes and an accent on light. Strongly influenced by Sargent, Sorrolla and Zorn, classically, and by current artists Richard Schmid, Dan Gerhartz and Jeremy Lipking, Theresa strives for a mix of realism and looseness she finds emotionally and visually satisfying.
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After Sargent Theresa Rankin
Theresa Rankin artist statement: "Life finds its wealth by the claims of the world, and its worth by the claims of love."
"Life is a hard school"
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Night To #2 Pat Ransom
Pat Ransom is an award winning graduate of the Ontario College of Art and Design (Painting and Drawing), The focus of her work is large abstracted urbanscapes of downtown Toronto, images of the Georgian Bay area near her Craigleith home and, 'because human gestures fascinate me', she continues to work with the figure - especially figurescapes.
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Early Spring on the Blanco Sandra Ransom
Sandra Ransom has always felt a special peace when out-of-doors, and that feeling is translated in her paintings. She began oil painting in 2003 after a brief experimentation with watercolor. Sandra also paints with acrylics and enjoys shifting between the two media while continuing to discover techiques unique to both.
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World Champion Nicky Hayden Greg Rapier
Greg has been painting in oils since he was 10 years old. But until 1994 Greg only viewed his artwork as a hobby. After years of involvement in auto racing Greg retired from racing and replaced racing with his life long love of art. Greg prefers to do commissioned oil paintings but has many oil paintings that can be seen on Greg's web site.
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Gladiators Jan Rapp
Jan was born in Sweden in 1941 and lived there until 1998 when he married Denise and moved to United States and Modesto, California. He wanted to pursue a new career as an artist and studied art with professors Petersen, Reilly and Serros from 1998 to 2001. After that Jan has attended workshops with several recognized artists but he still regards himself as mainly an autodidact. Jan is a prolific artist who paints in a contemporary, sometimes realistic, sometimes impressionistic, painterly style, that is widely recognized and appreciated. From 2002 until today he has won many awards in juried art shows.
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The Beast of Babylon Otto Rapp
Otto Rapp artist statement: Throughout my years in Canada, I had been the subject of many reviews and newspaper articles as well as local television shows in Calgary and Lethbridge while being active as an artist, art instructor, curator, studio technician, art critic and juror.
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Andrew Raputo
Andrew Raputo, Russian painter.
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Red & Yellow Daisies Caroline Ratliff
Caroline Ratliff is an accomplished painter in both oil and pastel. Passionate about color and form she loves the combination of traveling and painting en plein air.
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Laury Ravenstein
Laury continues to improve on her skills by working in one series at a time. Each series is an exploration of new painting techniques and new ideas. As a "series" artist, Laury has demonstrated the ability to produce great amounts of work in a variety of styles.
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High Country Chuck Rawle
Chuck is an accomplished plein air painter. He travels constantly to paint in some of the worlds most scenic places. He wants the viewer to feel the emotions that connect us all with an unspoiled natural world.
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Annemarie Rawlinson
Award-winning artist Annemarie Rawlinson was born in Austria in 1941 and grew up during the difficult years of World War II and the post-war era. She travelled worldwide for many years, finally settling in California in 1978.
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Captain Drummond's Old Barn Ingeborg Raymer
Ingeborg Raymer was born and educated in Dresden, Germany. She trained there in classical music, immigrating to Vancouver, B.C. Canada in 1952. Ingeborg began drawing and painting in the Canadian Rockies.
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Not in MY canoe
watercolor David Read
David Read paints landscape and portrait, in oils, acrylics, and watercolours.
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Tassy Shirley Reade
Pacific Northwest Artist Shirley Reade has written several oil and acrylic instruction books and teacher's manuals. She teaches acrylic classes and is Past President of the Emerald Art Center in Springfield Oregon. Shirley has worked with a variety of subjects including portraits of pets and children, sea and landscapes, castles, and wildlife.
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Open to the Sun Marian J. Ready
Black and white fine art photography.
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Kathleen Marie Reagan
Central Pennsylvania artist Kathleen Marie Reagan specializing in watercolors, children's illustrations and portraits. Floral and nature scenery prints.
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Untitled Karen Rebernak
Karen Rebernak, an abstract painter working in acrylic and latex. Color is her main subject.
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Liz Reday
Liz Reday received a Masters Degree from The Royal College of Art, London, and after extensive travel has returned to paint the oceans and harbors of Southern California. Her inspiration comes from painting outside and re-interpreting the natural world into larger studio paintings
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Hidden Hawk Robbie Redjay
Robbie Redjay - Canadian Artist paintings of traditional Spirit Guides and Shamans
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Alaska Blues
watercolour Herb Reed
Herb Reed is a Texas-based painter who focuses on traditional transparent watercolors. He prefers representational landscapes with occasional forays into still-lifes and portraits.
Watercolor is his sole medium, noting, "Watercolor is an illusive and constantly challenging medium . . . each painting has its own surprises and gifts."
An active member of the Southwestern Watercolor Society, Reed has studied with a number of noted watercolorists, including Naomi Brotherton, Tony Couch, Jerry Stitt, Frank Francese, Nita Leland, Judy Morris, Jane Stephenson, and Catherine Anderson.
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Dave Reede
Dave Reede is a Winnipeg based assignment and stock photographer. He is among the top North American photographers of agriculture and farm life. Dave also does assigment and stock photography in other areas such as tourism and industry. He has an extensive range of photographic credits. Dave has won many awards for his work including PPAM Photographer of the Year, Kodak Gallery and Fuji Masterpiece Awards.
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The Moon Dreams... Mark Reep
Mark Reep is an ink and graphite artist (he creates very detailed, black and white drawings.
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Sydney tower David K. Rees
David K. Rees, Australian fine artist.
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Surfacing David Reeves
David paints in watercolours, pastels, oils and acrylics. The quality of his paintings has been achieved by hard work, determination, and a passion for art and creativity. David has taken few structured art classes, preferring to extensively study art techniques and history on his own in pursuit of developing his own style and techniques. David's greatest reward is the enjoyment and inspiration others receive from viewing his work.
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Deborah Reeves
original art, acrylic on paper, canvas, wood, mainly of Charleston SC
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Canada Wolfgang Rehor
Wolfgang Rehor, who graduated from the 'People's Art School' in Vienna, Austria, loves to experiment with colours and forms, to make out shadow and light. His shining examples are the 'Old Masters', as Vermeer, van Dyck and Ambrosius Benson. 'Where words stop, the painting begins; it means for me to become silent and to perceive'. His paintings are mostly acryls and oils on canvas. In the past years, Wolfgang Rehor had several exhibitions in Vienna and some of his paintings have already crossed the Atlantic.
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Untitled Tricia Reichert
An award winning portrait artist, Tricia Reichert has works hanging in private collections throughout England, Canada and the United States. Her speciality is a focus on the intrinsic beauty, vitality and character of her various subjects, whether they be human, family companions or both.
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TransMountain Barbara Reid
Primarily self-taught, Barbara's art is an eclectic collection reflecting experimentation in a variety of mediums. "I think life is about layers – about how we add them, and then, more importantly, how we peel them off to find out who we really were at the beginning, before we layered on our pain and insecurities, our defense systems; before we built our personal story. I want to paint from my heart."
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Edge of Autumn (diptic) Peter John Reid
A passion for paint. Primarily acrylics but pastel and watercolour also inspire. I live and paint in the beautiful and rugged landscape of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada.
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Lost City Brian Reifer
Brian is an accomplished artist working almost entirely in oils. He exhibited widely throughout the UK before moving to Spain in 2002 where he is fast building a reputation for his North African paintings as well as his portrayal of boats and harbours. He is represented by Tamisa Gallery in Mijas Pueblo, near Malaga.
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Opus XXXII, Second Movement
acrylic on shaped canvas Jack Reilly
Jack Reilly is known for his complex paintings on shaped canvas structures. His work is regularly exhibited in galleries and museums and included in numerous public and private collections internationally. Major public art commissions include a forty foot painting, executed in enamel on steel, for San Diego County, and an eighteen foot shaped-canvas painting, commissioned by American Airlines at Los Angeles International Airport.
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Aspen Glow Laura Reilly
Laura Reilly's passionate painting transforms rich color and vibrant brushstrokes into masterpieces in oil. An expressionist and colorist at heart, Laura paints from life employing rich color and lively brushwork to create her vibrant oil canvases.
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Diamond In The Rough
wood turning Tom Reiman
Tom Reiman learned wood turning in his grandfather's basement when he was in high school in Corvallis, Oregon. Finally, in 2000, Tom built his dream shop. Now Tom spends most of his free time in the shop creating wood turnings. He prefers segmented turnings because it "offers unlimited ability to mix and match colors, grain, patterns, and shape". Find his work available through the Art of Oregon online gallery.
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Pride and Joy
Acrylic Steve Reinhart
impressionism not expressionism
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CJ at the waterfall Cary Enoch Reinstein
Cary Enoch Reinstein aka Enoch's Vision started out as an artist but became sidetracked by the high-tech industry. There he spent many years writing reference works for software developers and engineers. Cary lived at different times in The Bronx where he grew up, the San Francisco Bay Area (various positions in the graphic arts industry), Portland, Oregon (Intel) and the Seattle, Washington area (Microsoft).
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Wolf In Aspens
Animal Spirit Guides and Totem Series Lanita Reitsma
Lanita Reitsma artist statement: I have always been fascinated with animals of all kinds . I started doing portraits when I was 13 and have not stopped since . That’s 50 years of painting animals of all kinds and breathing life onto the board or canvas . I have pretty much tried most mediums , but acrylics are what I have concentrated on for the last 10 years . I sell privately and thru a gallery at this time . For the metaphysically minded I have started a series of Animal Spirit Guides and Totems , a subject close to my own heart.
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Merle Reivich
Merle Reivich, born in the United States and living in Mexico. Folklore, tradition and regional dress of the Mexican countryside is the very essence and importance of Merle's work. Her work can be found in several museums and in many private collections throughout the world. She works mainly in Acrylics, but also has pastel paintings and painting on silk.
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The green shawl Daniel and William Rekshan
The Art of Daniel and William Rekshan, self-taught oil painters. Two unique visions of the inner and outer worlds.
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And Miles to Go
photography Terry Rempel-Mroz
Terry Rempel-Mroz works mainly in Acrylics, Photography and Coloured Pencil. Terry has been painting for over 30 years, and has been a photographer for much of that time as well. In 2004 Terry discovered painting with coloured pencil. She explores the world in terms of pattern, colour and emotion. Terry’s abstracts draw their meaning from the viewer and meld it into the essence of the pieces. Her photography is in private collections throughout Canada, and her abstracts have been exhibited in Canada and the US.
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Micky Renders
Micky Renders' artist statement: This work represents an on-going attempt to re-kindle the spirit of the Earth as a community and celebrate it. The energy of the creative process belongs to the league of those energies that can uplift, unify and harmonize us. This links us with our impassioned, spiritual selves. We are then more able to participate in healthy relationships with the earth and with each other.
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Marie Renfro
Marie Renfro uses color, intuitive marks, rhythm, movement, and texture to manipulate space as a source for her personal search for order in a conflicting world. With her artwork, she attempts to voice fears, celebrate awakenings and illuminate those contradictions that fill her field of vision.
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Burano Robert Renfrow
Robert Renfrow - Alternative photographic processes on paper and fabric (cyanotype, vanDyke, etc.), photographic montage, and photography.
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Robert Rennie
Robert Rennie lives on Ocean Frontage in Vancouver. This allows him to access information on boats and the beautiful BC mountains. He also paints from his travels in Europe and Asia.
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Universal Dump Sheree Rensel
Sheree Rensel is an artist in St. Petersburg, Florida. Originally from Detroit, she earned a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree and Master of Fine Arts degree in painting from Wayne State University. Known as "wizzlewolf", she is active in numerous Internet forums.
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Van Renselar
Van Renselar has travelled extensively. He grew up in South Wales and London, where he now lives and works. After committing himself fully to abstract painting 10 years ago he has rapidly become one of the most original of the emerging modern abstract artists in the UK.
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original painting Alissa Renzetti
Alissa Renzetti's work displays her vivid imagination and skillful interpretation of the world and people around her. Much like Dali’s work, Alissa’s art provokes thought, imagination and sparks conversation, if not sometimes controversy. Her passion for her work is prevalent in all her pieces and imbues them with a life all their own.
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Metal Man
Photograph James Respess
Jim Respess is a digital artist, creating photo-surrealistic imagery.
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Morning Winning Ursula Rettich
4711 Art Studio Gallery
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Edith Dora Rey
I am a "born again" artist. After graduating from Emily Carr and Nova Scotia Colleges of Art I fell into the film/tv industry working as a scriptwriter. When I turned 50, I learned how to downhill ski, got a tattoo and returned full time to painting and photography down at my studio, the Jointe at the Pointe, Montreal, Quebec.
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Rune Nancy Reyner
Nancy Reyner has had numerous exhibitions both nationally and internationally. While living in New York City she created costumes and sets for Broadway and off-Broadway theater and film (including a Madonna film), coordinated public arts programs for New York state, and directed and performed with the Ragabash Puppet Theater.
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White rooster John Reynolds
John Reynolds established his reputation as a portrait painter. He then transferred his keen observation skills and sensitivity to the subject of farm animals. Farm animals are common to the midwestern scene, and Reynolds describes them firsthand using a painterly approach. He captures more than a likeness; he uses paint to express a personality as well.
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Sonja Reynolds
Original Acrylic Paintings on Canvas and Wood by New Zealand artist Sonja Reynolds.
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Susan Reynolds
Inspired by a connection to the elements of nature and driven by fascination with structure, color and textures; what makes the work particularly notable is the use of unlikely combinations, metalic elements, rich sumptuous pigments, and Susan Reynolds' willingness to let the process and the medium lead her.
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The Imposter Tony Reynolds
Tony Reynolds artist statement: I began turning wood in 1992 on a Craftsman tube bed lathe, but the seed for the desire to turn was planted much earlier in my life. My grandfather had quite a basement workshop which included a wood lathe. No one would have ever called my grandfather a great wood turner, but the magic of watching the spinning wood had a profound and lasting effect on me.
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The Gift Renne Rhae
Renne Rhae is a published writer and an award-winning self-taught artist. The mood and feelings within herself, and her relationship to the subject matter, direct Renne's dynamic versatility of style and technique. Currently she is working in mixed-mediums with acrylic and/or oil on textured canvas doing what she calls "Meditative Contemporary" representing her philosophical journey.
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Pegosa Springs
pastel painting Dennis Rhoades
Dennis Rhoades creates intense impressions of the Southwestern landscape. His pastel paintings have received special awards in the Pastel Society of America juried exhibition (2005 and 2006)...
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