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Monthly Archives: June 2012
Tuscan View
My “Views To Go” series of paintings was created by accident. I had just finished a trompe l’oeil mural of a window scene for a client and she lamented the fact that if she ever moved the mural would have … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food and Beverage, Italian Architecture, Italy, original art, Still Life, Trompe L'oeil, Tuscany, Uncategorized, Views To Go
Tagged allegretto, art, contemporary art, daises, floral, flowers, food and beverage, italia, italian architecture, Italian farm house, Italian food, italian travel, Italy, original art, still life, tourism, travel, trompe l'oeil, Tuscany, view, views to go, wine, wine glass
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Home For Lunch In Rome
It was such fun painting my first “Home For Lunch” bicycle scene, and just as much fun selling it, that I decided to paint it again. This time the background hues are a bit warmer and the stones are slightly … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Italian Architecture, Italy, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged allegretto, art, bicicletta, bicycle, contemporary art, italia, italian architecture, italian scene, Italy, original art, rome, rose bush, roses, tourism, travel
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Ripose 1
I have always admired Matisse. His flurry of primary colors never cease to thrill me. And I find it exciting that he deliberately flouted the conventional rules of drawing and perspective. I like the fact that he continued to develop … Continue reading
Citizens Of Earth
In this painting I wanted to convey my desire for all races to hold dear their individual ethnic backgrounds while embracing every other race, creed, and orientation. We are all children of our great Mother Earth, and thus, we are … Continue reading
Posted in abstract art, Art, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract art, allegretto, anatomy, art, earth, ehtnic, equality, family, hands, harmony, humanity, inter-racial, mother earth, multi-racial, original art, race, unity, universal love, world peace
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Red Buddha
I chose to draw my Buddha in this minimalist style to convey the no frills, tranquility of Buddhism. Although unconnected, the lines are in harmony with each other in the same manner that our seemingly unconnected lives are in harmony … Continue reading
Posted in abstract art, Art, minimalism art, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract art, allegretto, art, belief, buddha, buddhism, buddhist monk, caligraphy, contemporary art, dogma, eastern religion, faith, harmony, holiness, line drawing, love, meditation, minimalism, original art, religion, religious, tranquility, universal, universe, y
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Roman Table
Wine and pears are the perfect Romandessert, so that was my inspiration for this painting. It was a bit tricky for me, as this was my first attempt at painting pears, and several times I was tempted to just drink … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food and Beverage, Still Life, Trompe L'oeil, Uncategorized
Tagged allegretto, art, food and beverage, fruit, Italy, original art, pears, roamn table, rome, still life, travel, trompe l'oeil, wine bottle
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Tuscan Table
The warm Tuscan sunset inspired the rich colors for this Tuscan Table. As I am not usually a still life painter, it was a bit of a struggle to keep my eggplant from looking like a mutant cucumber and my … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food and Beverage, Still Life, Trompe L'oeil, Uncategorized
Tagged art, cooking, eggplant, food and beverage, garlic, Italy, onion, original art, still life, toscana, toscany, trompe l'oeil
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Venetian Table
I titled this painting “Venetian Table” for 2 reasons: The bowl filled with onions made me think of Venice’s celebrated “fegato con cipolle” / “liver with onions,” and the difficulty I had painting the onions made me cry enough tears to … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food and Beverage, Still Life, Trompe L'oeil, Uncategorized
Tagged art, food and beverage, Italy, original art, still life, travel, trompe l'oeil, venetian table, venice
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Sicilian Table
Since cheese is my favorite food, I felt it was high time I painted a nice ball of aged provolone. Then I had to decide what to add to it. That was easy. What better accompaniment than wine, tomatoes, and … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Food and Beverage, Still Life, Trompe L'oeil, Uncategorized
Tagged art, cheese, Chianti, food and beverage, fruit, Italian food, Italy, original art, Sicilian food, Sicilian table, Sicily, still life, tomatoes, trompe l'oeil, vegetables, Vino, wine, wine bottle
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Vinny And The Van Goes 3
Here are two more members of Vinny And The Van Goes, that funky, rocking art band that’s taking the world by storm. This original acrylic on canvas painting has been sold, but lucky you, you can still purchase high quality giclee … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dance, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, abstract art, art, bass drum, blues, blues painting, blues singer, conga drummer, drummer, drums, folk musicians, funky art, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, Jazz singer, music, musicians, original art, rock and roll, singer, snare drum
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Vinny And The Van Goes 2
One day when I was doodling, I wondered what I could come up with if I merged one of my favorite, albeit a bit wacky, artists: Vincent Van Gogh, with a musical group. I call the group: Vinny And The Van Goes. They’re … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, abstract art, art, art palette, blues, blues painting, folk musicians, funky art, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, keyboard, music, musicians, original art, paint tubes, piano, piano player, rock and roll
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Vinny And The Van Goes
One day when I was doodling, I wondered what I could come up with if I merged one of my favorite, albeit a bit wacky, artists: Vincent Van Gogh, with a musical group. I call the group: Vinny And The … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dance, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, abstract art, acustic guitar player, art, blues, blues painting, blues singer, folk musicians, funky art, guitar player, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, Jazz singer, music, musicians, original art, rhythm and blues art, rock and roll, singer
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Ballerina In Red
I have always admired the art of Paul Klee. Occasionally, I like to do a painting influenced by Klee’s words: “To take a line for a walk.” In my painting: Ballerina In Red, I decided to take a line for a dance. … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dance, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract art, art, ballerina, ballet, classical, dance, dancer, line art, music, musicians, original art, red
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Let’s Dance
In this painting I wanted to just have fun and demonstrate my appreciation for the joy of movement with uncluttered lines. The original 18″x24″ acrylic on wrapped canvas painting can be purchased from my art website: http://www.pamelaallegretto-franz.com Giclee prints from … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Dance, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged art, ballet, blues, blues painting, dance, dancing, jazz, jazz painting, music, music staff, musicians, original art
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Jazz Drummer
Jazz Drummer – Painting musicians and music related themes is a great way to shake all those “blues” away. It’s impossible to feel gloomy when you’re painting musical art. Although his preference is jazz, this cool dude can rock any … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, art, blues, blues painting, drum kit, drummer, fold music, folk musicians, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, music, musicians, original art, reggea music, rock and roll
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