Nenad Bacanovic

PADDY BEDFORD

CAMEL GAP 2004

Museum of Contemporary Art, donated through the Australian Government’s Cultural Gifts Program by Colin and Elizabeth Laverty, 2012

ochres and pigment on linen

H 150 W 180 D 20cm

via MCA website

Carved Bead (via The Met)

Trial by Fire, Tim Leura Tjapaltjarri, 1975, synthetic polymer paint on canvas, 1694 x 3385mm, part of the Museum’s extensive Aboriginal art collection. Photo: Dean McNicoll.

For more info related to this painting:

http://collectionsearch.nma.gov.au/?object=45998

"Peaceful Thoughts"

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This is an original acrylic abstract painting on professionally stretched canvas. Created by abstract artist Peter Dranitsin, Cleveland Ohio. 

To see how paintings are created by Peter please visit his other website where he provides online tutorials on how to create an amazing abstract painting only at www.abstractartlesson.com 

Retrieved from http://petesoriginalart.com/peaceful-thoughts-p-531.html

A Storm (via The Met)

"A Storm" is a sumptuous pastel that captures the awesome sight of a raging electrical storm over water. O'Keeffe created a jolting contrast between the deep blue pastel of the water and sky, smudged and velvety, and the sharp angular bolt of red lightning outlined in yellow. This dramatic scene, which she most likely witnessed at Lake George, includes the surprising appearance of a full moon reflected in the lake at lower left. Although O'Keeffe's pastels were exhibited often during the 1920s and 1930s, they represent a less familiar aspect of her oeuvre.

Witchetty Grub Ceremonies

Maker Paddy Carroll Tjungurrayi

Object type Acrylic paintings

Object number IR 4534.0239

Description A colour dot painting on canvas featuring a concentric circles in the centre and a vertical line of green dots down the middle. There are four brown lines with white dot outlines and four wavy black lines extending to the corners. There is also small wavy yellow lines on a background of yellow and brown. The painting is framed in a wooden frame with laminate inner boarder.  

  Dimensions           Width: 1690mm            Height: 1970mm           Depth: 56mm   

Retrieved from http://www.nma.gov.au/collections-search/atsiaa/display.php?irn=147549

Haida Button Blanket, made by famous Canadian indigenous artist Davidson, Florence Edenshaw (1979).

Button blankets have for generations served as insignia of family and clan histories, duties, rights and privileges. Prior to the introduction of manufactured cloth by the Europeans, ceremonial robes were made from the fur and skins of animals, usually sea otter, and may have had painted designs. Northern tribes adapted the traditional robe form to the imported cloth, and imported pearl buttons replaced the painted designs, hence the name button blankets. Designs, similar to those on button blankets, were also applied to shirts, leggings and dance aprons.

Retrieved from https://www.rrncommunity.org/items/15815#?tab=data_tab

data provided by MOA: University of British Columbia.  

And don't come back!!! by hedera.baltica Via Flickr: Two red squirrels (Sciurus vulgaris) on a tree, during territorial dispute. Dwie wiewiórki (Sciurus vulgaris) na drzewie, w trakcie sporu terytorialnego.

Caio Fonseca, 'Pietrasanta P14.7,' 2014, Octavia Art Gallery

Three Olive Martini IIi by Torrie Smiley

Description

New to the 2008 Martini Series. Three Olive Martini III depicts and ice cold martini with three olives and lots of swirling color. This painting is available for purchase at my website: www.torriesmiley.com (uploaded:January 27th, 2008)

Arman, 'What Happened To The Flowers - Homage to Andy Warhol,' 1970, Robert Fontaine Gallery

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