#Sales-Canvas

[transient-winds]

On their way to school for their daily dose of teasing their grade captain like kids embarrassing their parents

Sakura is not amused.

[blaire-beast]

Does it all matter in the end?

Get a print!

Reblogs are appreciated, my recent posts aren't doing too well :')

It would also be really lovely if you considered checking out my print shop and maybe buying a print! It helps out a ton, you're directly supporting me and helping me make more art by buying stuff from there :} i shall add more things soon

[danneroni]

🌀🌈 SPIRAL 🌈🌀

Painting collab with Colorfole

Available for grabs in my Etsy shop 🎨🖌️ danneroni.etsy.com

[mppainterart]

Title: “Night City Lights” - Acrylic Painting on Canvas | Urban Neon Art | Original Cityscape

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✨ “Night City Lights” ✨

Bring the energy and vibrant glow of the city to your home with this original acrylic painting on canvas. Inspired by the captivating neon signs and illuminated streets of the urban landscape, this piece captures the essence of the night. The Paramount Theatre’s iconic sign glows amidst the city’s dynamic energy, while the brushstrokes and bold color palette highlight the contrast between light and shadow.

🖼️ Size: 16 x 20 inches

🎨 Medium: Acrylic on Canvas

💡 Style: Modern, Urban, Cityscape, Neon Lights

🌟 Colors: Rich blues, vibrant pinks, and glowing yellows

This piece is perfect for lovers of modern art, cityscapes, and collectors who want a bold statement piece for their space. It evokes the thrill of a city at night, with its bustling streets and vibrant energy, perfect for living rooms, offices, or studios.

✨ Why You’ll Love It:

• Hand-painted original artwork—no prints or reproductions!

• Brings a touch of urban sophistication to any space.

• Ideal for art collectors, city lovers, or anyone looking to add a pop of color and energy to their home.

• Ready to hang, gallery-wrapped, and signed by the artist.

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👩‍🎨 Follow my creative journey and discover new works on [Instagram link]

🖌️ Custom commissions available—DM me for details!

✨ Limited availability! Own a one-of-a-kind piece of art today and transform your space with the beauty of urban life.

[thepaintedroom]

Phoebe Dickinson (British) • Girl in the Yellow Drawing Room

Official website

[chaotic-ace-arts]

🦇🖤Finished, just need to varnish him when he's dry. This will be up for purchase in the morning🖤🦇

[isbergillustration]

Inner Glow (It's Radiation)

[thenativerose]

original painting 4x4 artwork oil paint night city Los Angeles skyline moon ART | eBay

[blueiscoool]

Is a Painting Found at a Garage Sale a Van Gogh?

During Vincent van Gogh’s year-long stay in a French asylum, he created some 150 paintings—including Irises and The Starry Night. He also painted many interpretations of other artists’ work, calling them “translations.” As van Gogh wrote in a letter to his brother Theo, he was “not copying pure and simple” but rather “translating into another language, the one of colors, the impressions of chiaroscuro and white and black.”

Now, experts say they’ve identified a long-lost van Gogh translation: an oil portrait of a red-cheeked fisherman, which an antiques collector purchased at a garage sale in Minnesota for under $50.

The collector sold the piece to the art research firm LMI Group International for an undisclosed amount in 2019. Since then, the company’s researchers have been investigating the painting, and they recently released a 450-page report detailing their conclusion: It’s a van Gogh.

When art historian Maxwell L. Anderson, chief operating officer of LMI Group, first laid eyes on the painting, he was “struck by what [he] saw,” as he tells the Wall Street Journal’s Kelly Crow. “Was I all in? No,” he adds. “But I was super intrigued.”

At the garage sale, the collector had been intrigued by the painting’s impasto, a technique involving thickly laid paint. The 18-inch-tall portrait depicts a white-bearded man by the sea who is smoking a pipe and repairing a fishing net. His downcast eyes betray contemplation, and his face is marked by ruddy coloring and deep smile lines. In the work’s bottom right corner is a signature: the word “Elimar.”

Though the piece lacked van Gogh’s famously vivid colors, Anderson saw “telltale signs of a deft painter at play,” per the Wall Street Journal. He also noticed a hair embedded in the brushwork.

In its analysis of Elimar, LMI Group combined science and technology with “traditional tools of connoisseurship, historical context, formal analysis and provenance research,” as chairman, president and CEO Lawrence M. Shindell says in a statement.

The company hired Jennifer Mass, president of Scientific Analysis of Fine Art, to analyze the canvas’ fibers and pigments. One particular red—geranium lake, or PR-50—introduced doubts. Van Gogh died by suicide in 1890, and researchers have always thought geranium lake was first patented around 1905.

Mass brought in patent lawyer Ben Appleton to search for an earlier patent. After a month of research, his firm found an 1883 patent for PR-50—a “find-within-a-find for conservators, who can now date and authenticate works containing this red pigment to the late 19th century,” writes the Wall Street Journal.

A genetic analysis of the hair embedded in the painting revealed that it had belonged to someone with red or red-brown hair. As van Gogh’s 35 self-portraits illustrate, the artist had ginger locks. Additionally, researchers found that the letters in the painting’s “Elimar” inscription—particularly the Es, Ms and As—match those in an 1885 van Gogh painting.

Van Gogh regularly neglected to sign his paintings, but why mark this one “Elimar”? According to LMI Group, Elimar is the name of a character in the 1848 Danish novel The Two Baronesses by Hans Christian Andersen—one of van Gogh’s favorite authors.

According to the report, van Gogh painted Elimar in 1889, during his first year at the sanitarium in southern France. Experts think Elimar is a so-called translation of Danish artist Michael Ancher’s portrait of fisherman Niels Gaihede, “a subject to which both [painter Paul] Gauguin and van Gogh were drawn,” per the statement.

“As soon as we saw the Ancher, I knew we were right,” art historian and LMI Group researcher William Havlicek tells the Wall Street Journal.

Experts think Elimar was inspired by Michael Ancher’s portrait of fisherman Niels Gaihede

The analysis has provided “fresh insight into the oeuvre of van Gogh, particularly as it relates to his practice of reinterpreting works by other artists,” Anderson says in the statement. He thinks Elimar is “a form of spiritual self-portrait, allowing viewers to see the painter as he wished to be remembered.”

LMI Group will soon begin showing Elimar to major van Gogh scholars and dealers. They think the artwork is worth at least $15 million. Still, the painting’s authorship is not yet widely accepted, and art experts are generally hesitant to draw conclusions about newly discovered works’ authenticity.

“People love it when things fall through the cracks, and it would be wonderful if they found a van Gogh,” Richard Polsky, an art authenticator who wasn’t involved in the project, tells the Wall Street Journal. “But they’ve got to pin everything down and get a scholar at the Van Gogh Museum [in Amsterdam] to sign off on it.”

The Van Gogh Museum has seen the painting before. The anonymous buyer submitted it to the museum in 2019, and experts ruled that it wasn’t the real deal. However, the museum hasn’t yet responded to the new report.

“At the end of the day, the most important thing is what the experts in Van Gogh think of the artwork,” Robert Snell, co-owner and fine arts specialist at Revere Auctions in St. Paul, tells KARE’s Kent Erdahl.

Snell is particularly interested in the painting’s provenance. “Trying to figure out how that piece ended up at a garage sale in Minneapolis is really the $15 million mystery,” he adds.

By Sonja Anderson.

[harmoniouseclipse]

Designing some kaejean keychains for fun!! They are gripping me

[vaxolang]

Last week to purchase original paintings!

The Art Collection 2024 is available for purchase on my website. Link in bio. (Worldwide shipping)

Reminder: Customers who buy my paintings will receive a shirt, print, and sticker as a gift. The sale lasts until May 31, after which prices for original paintings will significantly increase.

[staticbluue]

HAPPY HALLOWEEN, MY COMIC COMES OUT TODAY!!!

Dreams for Sale comes out at 3PM Pacific, 6PM Eastern on Webtoon and Tapas TODAY!!! This is my second comic, my first was Final Resting Place, which came out on October first last year. Dreams for Sale is MUCH, MUCH longer than Final Resting Place, and I’ve been preparing for its release for over 2 years! After the first 3 episodes come out today, new episodes will release on the last day of every month.

I’ve included many different types of horror in this comic, so I hope there’s something for everyone! And there’s a healthy dose of character development, interpersonal relationships, and family tragedy of course :]

The cover was inspired by old pulp horror novels because I think it communicates the general vibe of the comic. This is very much a love letter to all the horror I’ve consumed over the years, and I want it to be fun to read, even if it isn’t necessarily groundbreaking. I hope to see you later today when it releases!

[royalty-nobility]

Archduke Leopold (1772-1795), Palatine of Hungary, Son of Leopold II

Artist: Carl von Sales (German, 1791–1870)

Date: 1833

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: Kunsthistorisches Museum Vienna, Austria

Archduke Alexander Leopold of Austria

Archduke Alexander Leopold of Austria (Alexander Leopold Johann Josef; Hungarian: Sándor Lipót; 14 August 1772 – 12 July 1795) was Palatine of Hungary, appointed during the reign of his father, Emperor Leopold II, and serving into the reign of his elder brother, Emperor Francis II.

[danneroni]

🌈 PULL UP 🤝 UR PEERS 🌈

This original painting is still up for grabs! danneroni.etsy.com

[artwitchnikki]

These babies are up for sale on my redbubble now as stickers, prints, posters, magnets, pins and more! I truly appreciate all of the support you guys give me, it means so much to me! 🫶

Redbubble link below 💕🌈💞

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[iridium-galerie]

Ice Cream

20x30, oil on canvas