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SICILIAN CIARAMELLA
Sicilian Ciaramella The Sicilian Ciaramella is similar to the Scottish Bagpipe, however, the Sicilian instrument, made out of pigskin, is lustier in tone. Quality giclee prints from greeting card size to poster size are available on my finartamerica … Continue reading
Posted in Italian Architecture, Italy, Music, original art, Travel
Tagged acrylic art, allegretto art, archway, art, bagpipe, bagpipe player, ceramella, contemporary art, door, doorway, gold tones, italia, italian architecture, italian scene, italian tourism, Italy, music, musical, musical instrument, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, red, sicilia, sicilian ciaramella, Sicilian scene, sicilian tourism, Sicily, steps, stone building, tourism, travel, tuscan colors, vintage, warm colors, window scene
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DANCE FEVER
Dance Fever – Acrylic on wrapped canvas. Whenever I get painter’s block (that’s what I call it when my mind hits a snag and can’t come up with a subject for my next painting) I revert to what I … Continue reading
Posted in abstract art, animated art, Art, Dance, minimalism art, Music, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged abstract, abstract art, acrylic painting, allegretto art, art, ballare, ballet, black, bold colors, calligraphy, contemporary art, dance, dancers, dancing, decorative art, fantasy, fun art, funky art, jazz, minimalism, modern art, music, music notes, musica, musical, orange, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, red, rock and roll, whimsical, yellow
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New Orleans Jazz
New Orleans Jazz I have always enjoyed the paintings of Marc Chagall. His blend of reality and fantasy makes his unique work sing. Like Chagall, my mind likes to wander outside the walls of reality. In New Orleans Jazz, I … Continue reading
Posted in abstract art, Art, minimalism art, Music, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, abstract art, acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, art, bass, bass player, bassist, blues, blues musicians, blues painting, contemporary art, dixiland jazz, fantasy, funky art, guitar, guitar player, guitarist, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, modern art, music, musicians, new orleans, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, red, rock and roll
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Paris Blues
PARIS BLUES This is Pierre, the saxophone player who has lost his lover to another man (a drummer) and he’s playing the blues while drowning his sorrows in cheap wine and cigarettes. The original 16″x20″ acrylic painting on wrapped … Continue reading
Posted in animated art, Art, Food and Beverage, France, Music, original art, Paris, Still Life, Travel, Trompe L'oeil, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, art, beatnick, blues, blues painting, city lights, city painting, cityscape, contemporary art, eiffel tower, fantasy, food and beverage, france, funky art, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, landscape, music, musicians, night lights, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, paris, saxophone, saxophone player, still life, tourism, travel
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BLUES GUITAR MAN
BLUES GUITAR MAN In this painting I wanted to conjure up the after-hours, basement blues and jazz clubs where musicians gather after their gigs to jam until daybreak. The original 16″x20″ acrylic on wrapped canvas can be purchased from … Continue reading
Posted in animated art, Art, Music, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, acrylic painting, allegretto, allegretto art, art, blues, blues guitar player, blues painting, contemporary art, electric guitar player, funky art, guitar player, jazz, jazz guitar player, jazz musicians, jazz painting, music, musicians, on stage, original art, pam franz, pamela allegretto, pamela allegretto franz, rock and roll
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Dancing On Moonbeams
Have you ever wondered what angels do all day and all night. Certainly, they must have some “down time” away from watching over all of us. Well, I have an idea that some angels who love to dance spend their … Continue reading
Posted in Angels, animated art, Art, Dance, folk art, Music, original art, Uncategorized
Tagged allegretto, angels, art, ballet, children's art, contemporary art, dance, dancing, funky art, harmony, juvenile art, man in the moon, moon, moonbeams, music, original art, religion, religious, starry night, stars
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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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Piano Man
Meet Guido. He’s a Piano Man extraordinaire. Whether he tickles the ivories with his rendition of jazz, blues, ragtime, or honky-tonk, one thing is certain, his music is guaranteed to chase all your blues away. The original 16″x20″ acrylic painting … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged art, blues, blues painting, honky tonk piano, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, music, musicians, original art, piano, piano man, piano player, purple piano, ragtime piano player, upright piano
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The Mamas and Papas
One of my favorite 60’s singing groups was The Mamas and Papas. Those were the days of tie-dye, peace, love, drugs, sex, and rock and roll, and The Mamas and Papas were the icing on the cake. Cass Elliot had … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged 60's music, acustic guitar player, art, beatnik, blues, blues painting, blues singer, cass elliot, female singer, fold music, folk musicians, guitar player, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, Jazz singer, mamas and papas, music, musicians, original art, psychedilic, rock and roll, singer
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Bongo Man
In the 50’s and 60’s spending time in coffee houses was the “in” thing to do. I’m not talking Starbucks or Dunkin Doughnuts here, I mean the back street, backdoor, underground caverns where beatniks and beatnik wannabes shared their music … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Music, Uncategorized
Tagged art, beatnik, blues, blues painting, blues singer, bongo drums, drummer, jazz, jazz musicians, jazz painting, Jazz singer, music, musicians, original art, singer
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