#birds prints gallery

[bryroxphoto]

Animal Canvas Prints: Bring the Beauty of Nature Into Your Home

Animal canvas prints are a beautiful and affordable way to add a touch of nature to your home décor. They are available in a wide variety of sizes, styles, and colors, so you can find the perfect animal canvas print to complement any décor.

[razorberries-art]

“Shedding Light” • 8x10” • watercolor & ink on paper

[lionofchaeronea]

Common American Swan, Robert Havell after John James Audubon, 1838

[oncanvas]

White Heron and Willow Tree, Isoda Koryūsai, 18th century

Woodblock print 9 ¾ x 7 ⅛ in. (24.8 x 18.1 cm) Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT, USA

[classic-asian-art]

Pigeons On A Dedicatory Lantern (colour woodblock print) by Ohara Koson

[arthistoryanimalia]

For #InternationalRespectForChickensDay 🐓:

Two pieces from The Trout Gallery of Dickinson College’s “Memory and Modernity: Modern Japanese Woodblock Prints of the Natural World” show (2023):

1. Ito Sözan (1884-19??)

Family of Chickens, c.1910s

2. Katsushika Hokusai (1760-1849)

Katsushika shinso gafu, Vol. 1, 1890

[imflyingfish]

working in an art gallery and talking to a lot of full time artists has given me CRAZY imposter syndrome btw lmao

[mirellabruno]

White Heron and Willow Tree, Isoda Koryūsai, 18th century Woodblock print 9 ¾ x 7 ⅛ in. (24.8 x 18.1 cm) Yale University Art Gallery, New Haven, CT, USA Source: artgallery.yale.edu

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Here’s an abstract illustration I made back in the twenty-teens. It was inspired by an incredible piece of music from Andrew Bird, called Groping In The Dark.

[swingfromthegallery]

print

This one truly took so long to paint 😭The video recording of the process took 10 sessions instead of the usual 3.

But I'm really happy with how it turned out! I've always loved the impressionist art style above all other oil painting styles, so it's been a blast studying the works of Monet and modern impressionists, and adding my own touch to the skies as well.

The full res image, painting process, and pphotoshop files will be part of July's Patreon rewards!

[luv2brd]

Giclee Print Wall Art: Wading Birds

Experience the captivating world of wading birds portayed by talented Oaxacan artist Jose Juan Aguilar. With meticulous precision and vibrant colors, Aguilar brings to life the timeless allure of flamingos, cranes, herons and storks. Each stroke of his brush reveals the delicate balance between strength and gracefulness that these magnificent birds possess. Transport yourself to serene wetlands and sunlit marshes as Aguilar's art unveils the grace and harmony found in nature's feathered creations.

Hang Aguilar's frameable wall art in your home, office, or sanctuary and invite the elegance of wading birds into your home. Let these avian wonders inspire a sense of calm and awe into your space. Aguilar's art is a testament to the profound beauty that exists in our natural world, capturing the essence of these creatures and reminding us to cherish and preserve the delicate balance between nature and humanity. With every glance, let his Wading Birds be a reminder of a world where art and nature intertwine in harmonious splendor. :)

This Gorgeous Wall Decor is a stunning, digital recreation of an original piece of clay art, that you can frame up to enjoy in your home, living room, or office! Original art was handmade and hand painted by our skilled artist and production partner, Jose Juan Garcia Aguilar from Oaxaca, Mexico

Originally hand painted by our skilled artist and production partner, Jose Juan Garcia Aguilar from Oaxaca, Mexico. Feel good knowing that at least 10% of your sale goes directly to Jose Juan to help him support his family through making fine art. :)

Our Museum-quality Fine Art Matte Papers are as follows:

A. Smooth Matte = Canson® Infinity Rag Photographique is a 100% cotton museum grade, fine art paper whose exceptionally smooth white tone is achieved during manufacturing by introducing natural minerals to the process. It offers a unique extra smooth surface with a sensual feel which has been developed to address the need for continued longevity requirements in the digital fine art market.

310 gsm | acid, lignen free | No OBAs | Very high resistance to humidity, Ozone | High resistance to water | Print Permanence = 56 years unframed; 108 years framed under glass; 199 years framed with UV filter; Over 250+ years in dark storage.

B. Textured Matte = Canson® Infinity Edition Etching Rag is a 100% cotton museum grade, fine art paper with a smooth texture, reminiscent of original genuine etching and printmaking papers. It offers a unique textured surface that produces excellent image sharpness, optimum colour graduation, deep blacks and its slight grain makes it ideal for printing detailed work, colour photographs.

310 gsm | acid, lignen free | No OBAs | Very high resistance to humidity, Ozone | High resistance to water | Print Permanence = 57 years unframed; 96 years under glass; 199 years under UV filter; Over 250+ years in dark storage.

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[bryroxphoto]

Capturing the Wild Beauty of North Vancouver's Wildlife Photography

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of North Vancouver's wildlife through BryRox Photography. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for nature, our talented photographers expertly capture the wild beauty that surrounds us. Explore our stunning portfolio and get ready to be amazed by the breathtaking images that bring these magnificent creatures to life.

[razorberries-art]

"Thirst Trap" • 5x7" • watercolor & ink on paper

[takeshitakyuuto]

Taking donations of picture frames

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Wall Decor Art Print: Wading Birds

Experience the captivating world of wading birds portayed by talented Oaxacan artist Jose Juan Aguilar. With meticulous precision and vibrant colors, Aguilar brings to life the timeless allure of flamingos, cranes, herons and storks. Each stroke of his brush reveals the delicate balance between strength and gracefulness that these magnificent birds possess. Transport yourself to serene wetlands and sunlit marshes as Aguilar's art unveils the grace and harmony found in nature's feathered creations.

Hang Aguilar's frameable wall art in your home, office, or sanctuary and invite the elegance of wading birds into your home. Let these avian wonders inspire a sense of calm and awe into your space. Aguilar's art is a testament to the profound beauty that exists in our natural world, capturing the essence of these creatures and reminding us to cherish and preserve the delicate balance between nature and humanity. With every glance, let his Wading Birds be a reminder of a world where art and nature intertwine in harmonious splendor. :)

This Gorgeous Wall Decor is a stunning, digital recreation of an original piece of clay art, that you can frame up to enjoy in your home, living room, or office! The original art was handmade and hand painted by our skilled artist and production partner, Jose Juan Garcia Aguilar from Oaxaca, Mexico

> Originally hand painted by our skilled artist and production partner, Jose Juan Garcia Aguilar from Oaxaca, Mexico > You are receiving a FINE ART PRINT that gets mailed to your home UNFRAMED > Measurements vary depending on the size of print that you order.

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[adahrosegallery]

The Carte Blanche show is an explosion of art and connections. I wanted to create an immersive experience that guides the viewer through the stages of summer. Being home and curating in the area I grew up in had me reflect on the feelings and nostalgia of summer as a kid. Many works I wanted to include had a playfulness and sense of humor I wanted to bring out with the journey through space. Each work spills off the edge into the next connecting through color, style, or story. I think of curating the same way I think of building a transformative world in theater, with many elements coming together to develop a new space you can escape to.

In the first room you walk into, the works are big, bright, and full of color. I wanted it to feel exciting and fresh, full of anticipation. The crisp yellows and hot pinks combined with the gestural movements of most of the works remind me of the first nice days of summer when all you want to do is bask in the colors and warmth of the season. The small sculptures and irregularly shaped canvases force the viewer to stop and focus on the details and explore the space built by imagination as they break through the preconceptions of physical space and time.

Upon entering the second room you are hit with every color texture or shape you could fathom. Because of the quantity and scale of this show, I thought about the main wall in three sections. You are met with earth tones and natural elements in the first corner where you can see the threads of time in the rings of the tree and the mathematical references in the drawing of two cubes. The boy with all the birds surrounding him is a playful interaction many experience as a child, feeding the birds. The turkey eyes, the cheese puff in the boy's hand, and the use of light and shadow give that scene drama and intensity that memories can have. Below the birds there is a small painting of a baseball game from years past that brings out memories of the middle of July and humid summer games. Several representations of landscape build out the space the portraits and animals live in. The small ceramic mountain features the same Daruma imagery as the figure in blue on the pedestal.

They look at each other in a similar way to the boy and the birds and they continue the natural edge of the tree stump sculpture and the roundness of the blue watercolor rocks that they are hung near. The deep respect the figures have for the nature that surrounds them creates unity in the hanging as well as serves as a reminder of how the natural world shapes us. The light blues keep the earthy deep memory section vibrant and tied to the sky and water. There is also continuity in style with angular lines like those in the blue and orange landscape, the cubes, and the small yellow painting.

The pale yellow moves from the first section to the middle one by picking up the highlights in the photo of the person in a green dress and the windows of the house. These two pieces both had themes of fertility and youthfulness that needed to be in conversation with one another. The two figures face each other sparking ideas of queerness, sexuality, and life. In the painting with the pregnant woman, she is surrounded by an island of glowing toys as the sun sets on a warm night. The toys are all very whimsical and vibrant, they pour out of the painting and connect with the duck painting and the landscape with the vase. The landscape perfectly matches the horizon line and could be a continuation of the same sunset. The colors and explosive style of the two paintings below the woman and toys continue the energy throughout the wall and reference the water with wave-like swirling lines. Several mountains feed off one another creating a mountain range from the vase landscape to the cut paper with text over to the mini house with the woman looking out on the nature that surrounds her.

The final section on this wall returns to the darker colors but instead of the warmer earth tones of the first section, this finishes your journey with the cool tones of a summer night. Most of these works are more abstract but all of them feel like a strange dream you have in a summer haze. There is a lemon shade that zips through the works like electricity like a lightning bug guiding your eye through the space. The dark blues are a continuation of the water we've seen in the landscapes but it also allows the yellows and hot pinks to pop out in the neighboring works. The flow in this section is achieved through the shape and structure as the vine-like lines in the small black and white drawing cascade into the draped lines of the center diptyque. Next to it, the architectural pink and blue print mimics the red repeating lines of the gas station logo below. The dream world from the deer and the gas station continues into the layered abstract painting that brings all the colors and textures together and creates a common ground between the mythical worlds of the deer and the woman with animal ears.

Sarah Krekel, Bennington 25'