Good old times

30"by 30"

Oil on Gallery Size Canvas. Does not required frame.

Shipment  is included.

Offered  at  $1400 plus applicable tax.

"Land under the clouds.1"

30" by 30"

Acrylic and found objects  on panel. Framed

Shipment is included

Offered at $1500 CAD

"Watching over"

20" by 20"

Oil and mixed media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $800 CAD

sold

"Day and night"

36" by 30"

Acrylic media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $1800 CAD

Sold at auction

"Men's world"

30" by 30"

Acrylic and mixed media on Gallery Style Canvas

sold

"Canadian.1"

16" by 16"

Acrylic media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $500 CAD

Sold

"Compassion"

20" by 20"

Acrylic and mixed media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $800 CAD

sold

"Canadian"

16" by 16"

Acrylic media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $500 CAD

Sold

Born again

30" by 30"

Acrylic media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $2000 CAD

Sold

Esquire girl

39" by 30"

Acrylic and mixed media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $2000 CAD

The Union

33" by 33"

Acrylic media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $2500 CAD

Sold

Splash.2

20" by 20"

Acrylic and mixed media  on Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $600 CAD

Spring time

16" by 16"

Acrylic media on  Canvas. Resin Finish

Shipment is included

Offered at $250 CAD

In the Fields

                                                                 
                                                                        29" by 29"

Acrylic media on the panel. Double Frame

Shipment is included

Offered at $850 CAD

After the thunder

36" by 36"

Acrylic media on Gallery Style Canvas

Shipment is included

Offered at $2000 CAD

Goddess of the Golden egg

30"by 30"

Acrylic on Gallery Size Canvas. Does not required frame.

Shipment  is included.

Offered  at  $1400 plus applicable tax.

MidSummer flowers

30"by 30"

Acrylic on Gallery Size Canvas. Does not required frame.

Shipment  is included.

Offered  at  $1400 plus applicable tax.

Happy world

48"x48"
Acrylic on Gallery Size Canvas. Does not required frame.
Shipment  is included.
Offered  at  $3000 plus applicable tax.

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Another season

30" by 36"

Acrylic on the gallery style canvas.

Offered at $1200 plus applicable tax. 

Shipment is included.

Spring blossom

30"by 36"
Acrylic,mixed media
Offered at $ 1200 plus applicable tax
Shipment included

Summer

24" by 24"
Acrylic, high gloss resin finish, galery style canvas.
Offered at $800 plus aplicable tax. Shipment is included.

Blue Sky

18"x18" Acrylic,resin high gloss finish. Gallery style canvas.
Peonies in my garden are in full bloom,they take up the whole world with there mighty presence.
Offered at $400

Cool Breeze 18"x18"

 18"x18" artwork, acrylic,high gloss resin finish.

Every day spring brings new colours. I can not wait to wake up and see my little garden and new surprise in it.

Offered at $400

Hot Day

18" by 18"  Acrylic, high gloss resin finish. Gallery style canvas.

Some days are so hot that I can feel sticky warm air moving slow and heavy.

Time for a tea

Acrylic on gallery style canvas. 20" by 20"

Offered at $500 plus aplicable tax. Shipment is included.

About collage

"Masters of collage". From Picasso to Rauschenberg

26/11/2005 - 26/02/2006

In the fall of 1912, using only scissors and cheap commercial papers glued to their drawings, Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso invented collage and forever altered the way in which art was made and received. Artists throughout Europe and the United States immediately recognized the new medium’s far-reaching potential. In Italy, the Futurists, advocates of World War I, used collage to capture the fury of battle and celebrate the dynamic pace of city life. In Germany and Switzerland, the war brought disillusion and the birth of the Dada movement. The Berlin Dadaists George Grosz, Johannes Baader, and Hannah Höch conceived of photomontage as a medium of protest against the existing social and political order. In the new Soviet nation, on the other hand, artists Liubov Popova, Gustav Klutsis, Lazar El Lissitzky, Alexandr Rodchenko, Nikolai Sidelnikov, and Solomon Telingater used collage and photomontage to celebrate the progressive goals of the new nation.

In contrast to these earlier movements, Surrealism, founded in Paris in 1924, drew upon the unconscious as the essential source of art and life. Max Ernst, René Magritte, and Joan Miró collaged together random images to create a new visual poetry drawn from the hidden recesses of the mind. Following World War II, European artists Jean Dubuffet, Antoni Tàpies, and Joseph Beuys worked with rudimentary materials that reflected the grim reality of a devastated Europe. Inspired by the Surrealists, Americans Joseph Cornell, Franz Kline, Willem de Kooning, Robert Motherwell, and Jackson Pollock sought new directions in art based on the unconscious. For each of these artists, cutting, tearing, pasting, and layering materials enhanced the sense of improvisation and freedom of execution that were crucial to their creative process. In the mid- to late-1950s, Robert Rauschenberg and Jasper Johns redirected the viewer’s attention from the psyche of the painter to the everyday world using vernacular subjects to question the meaning of art and its relationship to the culture that spawned it. For them, as indeed for all of the artists who work in the medium, collage has been the means by which they could best convey the unorthodox in art and life.