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Fractal Art
By David Makin
By David Makin
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Another by David Makin
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Lighting up time.

By John D Wilson

By John D Wilson
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‘Feeding Peace’
By Joya (age 17) El Salvador.
By Joya (age 17) El Salvador.
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Ronald William Fordham Searle, CBE, RDI was a British artist and satirical cartoonist. He is perhaps best remembered
as the creator of st Trinian's School and his collaboration with Geoffrey Willans on the Molesworth series.
Paris Sketchbook
as the creator of st Trinian's School and his collaboration with Geoffrey Willans on the Molesworth series.
Paris Sketchbook
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Which way did he go.
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Looking at London
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A trio of paintings by
Bob Forsayeth-Sunday 7th January 2018
Title-Who stole my gate
Bob Forsayeth-Sunday 7th January 2018
Title-Who stole my gate
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Title- This way please
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Title-Owl be waiting for you
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STOCKHOLM,Sweden - it may not be the world's greatest artwork, but David Aberg's 86,600 square-foot painting
is definitely the biggest. The Swedish artist said that he spent 21 and a half years and 100 tons of paint to
complete his work, "Mother Earth", inside an aircraft hanger in Angelholm, southern Sweden,".
The World's largest painting confirmed.
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A Trio of art by Bob Forthsayeth-known as Cogman
Sunday 18th February
Lady in Grey horse
Sunday 18th February
Lady in Grey horse
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Banana Teapot
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Quite a wonderful selection of art, Hope.
If you will pardon the interruption, i would like to make a contribution of an artist i personally know. Normally i would simply post one or two pieces that ring specifically to me, However in this case i feel the woman herself is a work of art. She has been a personal inspiration to me and it's less of the art itself but more what the art has to say as a whole. What messages lie beneath the paint and canvas? What is the feeling? What is the frequency? How does it resonate internally?
What i wish to contribute is not art itself, but the passion to the art, viewed through the eyes of a friend.
https://youtu.be/pA0pnU6MrzI?t=11s
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If you will pardon the interruption, i would like to make a contribution of an artist i personally know. Normally i would simply post one or two pieces that ring specifically to me, However in this case i feel the woman herself is a work of art. She has been a personal inspiration to me and it's less of the art itself but more what the art has to say as a whole. What messages lie beneath the paint and canvas? What is the feeling? What is the frequency? How does it resonate internally?
What i wish to contribute is not art itself, but the passion to the art, viewed through the eyes of a friend.
https://youtu.be/pA0pnU6MrzI?t=11s
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