Artists feel Art. Knowledge, Tools, Materials and Imagination combine to create Art. Each Artist has a unique way of executing his Art work. As an Artist works he develops his own individual style. Art is best experienced by feeling the Art. The smell, the age, the form and the visual aspects all combine to create a feeling of the Artisan behind the work.
Michelangelo Buornarroti ... Leonardo da Vinci ... Raphael Sanzio ... El Greco ... Peter Paul Ruebens ... Rembrandt van Rijn ... Thomas Gainsborough ... Francisco Goya ... Eugene Delacroix ... Joseph M W Turner ... Winslow Homer ... Claude Monet ... Auguste Renoir ...Paul Cezanne ... Vincent Van Gogh ... Auguste Rodin ... Henri Matisse ... Pablo Picasso ... Peit Mondrian ... Giorgio de Chirico ... Salvadore Dali ... Henri Matisse ... Anderew Wyeth ... Cristo ... all built upon the foundations laid by their predeccessors, expounding and compiling to reach a new plateau, by protraying their vision in unique and expressive manner!
Architecture requires the combination of artists skills with the skills of an engineer some of the best were ... Imhotep ... Ictinus, Callicrates and Phidias Anthemius of Tralles ... Isidorus of Miletus... Michelangelo Buornarroti ... Cristopher Wren ... Thomas Jefferson ... Charles Rennie Mackintosh ... Philip Webb ... Peter Behrens ... Walter Gropius ... Louis Sullivan ...Antonio Gaudi ... Le Corbusier ... Frank Lloyd Wright ... Ludwig Mies van der Rohr ... Louis Kahn ... Robert Venturi ... Buckminster Fuller ...
I, myself, am a avid follower of the Art Nouveau and the Arts and Crafts movement. I succumb to love of creating things with my own two hands. I feel the handcrafted woodwork, glasswork, ironwork, brickwork, fabrics and ceramics combined with the methods of production and the buildings in which much of the handiwork came to life associated itself with and harmonized with the natural environment.
Here we can only present the visual aspects of art that has been digitized. A tremendous effort is underway to digitize the existing visual information. Find below Links to Exceptional Image Galleries. All Links viable 3/9/1999.
