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		SAN CRISTOBAL FINE ART COLLECTIBLE, ANTIQUES AND COLLECTIBLES GALLERY We're pleased to introduce our Antique Collectible Art Gallery, offers: antique porcelain dolls, antique china, antique pottery, collectable crystal glass and glassware. Collectible Art is added daily, from metalware, silver to modern and antique paintings.


San Cristobal Art Society Culture News Fun Fair of Fine Antiques the happiest show on Earth... http://vialin.com Press The world s largest indoor antique festival will be staged on the weekend of October 9th and 10th of 2010 at the Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, Pa. 14 miles west of center city, near the PA Turnpike Valley Forge Exit. Aisles will be packed with automobilia, jukeboxes, slots, advertising, country store, sports, celebrity autographs, posters, original comic art, postcards, pop culture, fashions, watches, jewelry and more. June 16 2010 04:15 GMT Northeast Georgia Arts Tour, June 2008... http://vialin.com Press Art and life go together like cake and ice cream here in Northeast Georgia, and the week of June 21 through June 29, White, Habersham, Stephens, and Rabun counties will be serving up double dips of delight for residents and visitors alike. April 28 2008 04:15 GMT Model Train Show. Enjoy Model and Toy Trains, Railroadania, Die Cast, Repair Parts plus more... http://vialin.com Press The Great Lehigh Valley Train Meet, Merchants Square Mall, 1901 S. 12th Street,Allentown, PA 18103. Come enjoy over 10,000 square feet of Model and Toy Trains, Railroadania, Die Cast, Repair Parts items for show and sale. January 19 thru january 20, 2008. Our Saturday Show is dedicated to the scale operator with emphasis on HO, N, Brass and Scale Items. Including Atlas, Model Power, Athern and more. Our Sunday Show is dedicated to larger scales ranging from S Gauge, O, Standard and G Gauge, Repair Parts and more. January 09 2008 02:15 GMT Do You Know Your Furniture Foot Styles? posted on April 29, 2013 07:49:38 pm If you're researching the style of a piece of antique furniture, looking at the feet is a great place to start. Foot styles can also help you determine the age of old furniture, since different foot styles were popular during varying periods. Read more... Do You Know Your Furniture Foot Styles? originally appeared on About.com Antiques on Monday, April 29th, 2013 at 19:49:38. \| \| Everything You've Read About Durand Art Glass May Not Be True posted on April 28, 2013 11:24:03 pm I was surprised recently when I ran across American art glass book that included some misinformation about Durand art glass. In fact, I didn't realize what I had read there about the company wasn't true until I did a bit of investigating elsewhere. My sleuthing led me to find out the real name of the company that produced this beautiful glass, who co-founded the company, and when all this came about. Read more... Everything You've Read About Durand Art Glass May Not Be True originally appeared on About.com Antiques on Sunday, April 28th, 2013 at 23:24:03. \| \| The Increased Interest in Mantiques posted on April 27, 2013 07:33:06 pm I recently read about an increased interest in "mantiques" in Great Britain via The Wall Street Journal. The feature cited these types of antiques as being artifacts and interesting objects gathered on travels to add interest and personality to living spaces. I personally see mantiques as collectibles that tend to interest men more often than women, and I've cited a few examples in a related feature. Read more... The Increased Interest in Mantiques originally appeared on About.com Antiques on Saturday, April 27th, 2013 at 19:33:06. \| \| Most recent posts from the Antique Collectible Art Forum Gustaf Klimt gold medals and gold leaf Gustaf Klimt had a very original and decorative way of painting, utilizing gold leaf as well as paint and giving his figures highly stylized representations. Famous artist Gustav Klimt was born July 14, 1862 date of death on February 06, 1918) Read more about the Gustav Klimt paintings Featured artist of the month: Andy Warhol



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	:: FINE ARTS ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES NEWS :: Guess the Artist Your clues this week are: The artist worked as a manuscript illuminator and panel painter during the Early Italian Renaissance. Giorgio Vasari, fount of suspect information, claimed the artist trained under a person who was beatified by Pope John Paul II centuries later. In reality, there is no documentation supporting Vasari's claim (I know! Try to recover from your shock!), but our artist clearly admired the future Blessed's work. The artist came from a Florentine family that constantly battled with the Medici clan over who had the most wealth and power. At various times, over the course of 100 years or so, both parties sent rivaling family leaders (an ever-evolving cast of characters) into exile. When both leaders were in Florence, they competed to build the most imposing palazzo -- the artist's family won, by the way, which incited yet another de' Medici to confiscate their palazzo and not return ownership for 30 years. Naturally, all concerned kept marrying their daughters off to the other family thanks to the "friends close, enemies closer" philosophy. And This work is one of 17 illuminations the artist created for a Book of Hours commissioned by a third Florentine family. They were not nobility, but kept marrying up and acquiring more money by any means necessary. Wealthy, though not nearly as wealthy as the other two, they were known around town for acting like flashy nouveau riche types. This tribe also had a tendency to pick feuds with just about anybody over anything. The list of people they alienated in the late 13th- and early 14th-centuries includes the Guelphs, the Ghibellines and the Neri, as well as Dante Alighieri, who slammed them in the seventeenth canto of the "Paradise" portion of his Divine Comedy. I bring these plots and intrigue to light to illustrate the irony of the work above, in which a Saint serenely kneels in prayer. Money cannot save one's treacherous soul, but apparently it can buy a very nice picture of it. Please email me your guesses over the coming week. I'll post the winner and correct answer with next week's guessing game. Good luck! Last Week's Answer: The set of clues didn't seem that easy, but nearly everyone knew that it was Picasso and his Mama. (Many of you were also winners of my top secret Pithy Picasso Comment award.) I can't single anyone out because Sandy knocked me offline for a while and all of the answers came in at the same time. So congratulations, All, and thanks for participating! Guess the Artist originally appeared on About.com Art History on Monday, November 5th, 2012 at 01:35:44. Permalink \| Comment \| Email this October Treats It is Halloween and I am costumed as that famous painting Functionally Literate Middle-Aged Woman with Bad Hairdo. Since you cannot ring my doorbell for your share of the Fun Size Kit Kats (don't worry about waste -- I will make the huge sacrifice of eating them myself), here are some new articles instead: Movements! We've got 'em: Romanticism, Neo-Classicism, Realism, and that highly ambiguous term "The Baroque." Didn't we have these before now? No. Shameful, but hopefully rectified. An artist I aodre: Cecilia Beaux. And some words the Art World likes to throw out there with no explanation: f Use MyYahoo to Read our news:
Fine Art Section: Art painting styles can be characterized by the method of application (loose or tight) or by referring to the art movement that most closely matches the predominant characteristics that the painting expresses. Famous Artist paintings ... Almost Abstract Painting Style of O'Keeffe Her landscapes and paintings of desert flowers, which are often interpreted as yonic symbols have taken on a visionary character. The style is "almost abstract" paintings of flowers, are world famous paintings. Georgia O'Keeffe paintings Joan of Arc, La Pucelle Maid of Orleans Collection of Manuscripts. The vision of Archangel Saint Michel, Village of Domremy, the hat of Jehanne La Pucelle, the house of Joan o Arc.

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