This is a painting of one of my grandsons in front of a mosaic wall. I had done a similar painting of my niece and it was accepted into the National WC show, so I did this one as an entry for the American Watercolor Society. Whether it gets in or not, I am happy [...]
. . . . . . . . . . . . . My First Attempt These flowers were painted on 140 lb. watercolor paper stretched over an 8 x 10 canvas. (An artist friend, Ona Kingdon, put how to do this step by step on her blog. To see it, go to www.emotiveexpressions.blogspot.com and [...]
. Art Market Blog with Nic Forrest The World s Most Popular Independent Art Market Analysis About About Nick Contact Nick Links The Complete Canadian Art Market Series artmarketblog.com Rising Stars of Italian Post-War Art Market Pt . 1 artmarketblog.com By admin On November 1, 2011 1 Comment Digg Digg Rising Stars of Italian Post-War Art Market Pt . 1 artmarketblog.com The October 2011 auctions of post-war modern Italian art held by Sotheby’s and Christie’s saw two post-war Italian artists finally achieve the market recognition that they deserve . Sotheby’s and Christie’s each achieved a new world record for a post-war Italian artist whose prices had previously lagged behind those of their more famous and highly valued peers such as Fontana and Manzoni . Sotheby’s , who held their 20th
. This is a watercolor painting, size 16 x 20, done for an invitational exhibit to be held at the York Art Association in 2012. Artistic License When I photographed this stream, it was dead summer and everything was green – the trees and the water. I used my imagination to add color to [...]
Art Market Blog with Nic Forrest The World s Most Popular Independent Art Market Analysis About About Nick Contact Nick Links Re-evaluating the Canadian Art Market Pt . 2 artmarketblog.com The Complete Canadian Art Market Series artmarketblog.com Canadian Art Auctions Defy Art Market Downturn artmarketblog.com By admin On October 17, 2011 2 Comments Digg Digg Canadian Art Auctions Defy Art Market Downturn artmarketblog.com In my final post in this series on the Canadian art market and the market for Canadian art I want to take a look at recent auction results as well as well as the upcoming auctions of Canadian art to see what emerging trends are developing . Having remained relatively resilient during the art market downturn that gripped the market during the GFC , the signs are positive