Susan Ryder (b.1944)

Drawing Room with Pink Shawl
Oil on canvas ; 30 x 38 inches
Private Collection

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Peaceful evening to all of us!

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Happy day!
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William McGregor Paxton (1869-1941)
Little Russian,1933
oil on canvas ; 46 by 38.4 cm
Private Collection

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Gustave Caillebotte
(1848 - 1894)
Bouquet de Roses dans un Vase de Cristal
1883 , oil on canvas
61 by 50.5 cm
Sotheby's 2015 New York





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Дорогие мои ЖЖ-друзья! Спасибо что не забыли,удалили и отписались . Спасибо вам за теплые письма и добрые поздравления! Обнимаю вас!
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До скорой встречи!

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©Isabelle Menin



"It is immediately apparent that Isabelle Menin’s artistic background is in painting. Her bright colours and invigorating, fanciful manipulation of texture and materiality have enthralled the art community. Menin’s works are like vortexes, pulling viewers in deeper and deeper.


Menin describes her compositions as “Inland photographs and disordered landscapes”, as a means of drawing parallels between the complexity of the human character and that of nature. The inspiration for her work is drawn in part from Peter Paul Rubens and the so-called “Flemish Primitives”, an artistic circle prominent in the 15th and 16th Centuries that included Jan van Eyck, Hans Memling and Rogier van der Weyden. Menin’s link to the Flemish masters can be seen in her endeavour to create a distinctive form of reality inside fictional worlds.









































ABOUT THE ARTIST

After completing a degree at the Brussels School of Graphic Research, Menin devoted herself to painting and illustration. Multiple exhibitions in Belgium soon followed. After spending a decade working with classical techniques, however, the artist was drawn to the compelling challenges of digital art. Menin finds her subjects in nature, and flowers are a constant theme in her compositions.

What sets Menin apart from her peers is her combination of beautiful, organic forms with a modern, technical method of representation. She manipulates texture and colour, photographing individual flowers, scanning other fragments of nature, and bringing them together in individual compositions. Her works have already appeared in Paris’s world famous Louvre museum, as part of the exhibition “Fotofever”.

“Going digital allowed me to push back my limits, to find a much wider sphere of activity where things tied up fluidly and were reversible.” " (c) by Hannah H"or











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©Isabelle Menin



"It is immediately apparent that Isabelle Menin’s artistic background is in painting. Her bright colours and invigorating, fanciful manipulation of texture and materiality have enthralled the art community. Menin’s works are like vortexes, pulling viewers in deeper and deeper.


Menin describes her compositions as “Inland photographs and disordered landscapes”, as a means of drawing parallels between the complexity of the human character and that of nature. The inspiration for her work is drawn in part from Peter Paul Rubens and the so-called “Flemish Primitives”, an artistic circle prominent in the 15th and 16th Centuries that included Jan van Eyck, Hans Memling and Rogier van der Weyden. Menin’s link to the Flemish masters can be seen in her endeavour to create a distinctive form of reality inside fictional worlds.









































ABOUT THE ARTIST

After completing a degree at the Brussels School of Graphic Research, Menin devoted herself to painting and illustration. Multiple exhibitions in Belgium soon followed. After spending a decade working with classical techniques, however, the artist was drawn to the compelling challenges of digital art. Menin finds her subjects in nature, and flowers are a constant theme in her compositions.

What sets Menin apart from her peers is her combination of beautiful, organic forms with a modern, technical method of representation. She manipulates texture and colour, photographing individual flowers, scanning other fragments of nature, and bringing them together in individual compositions. Her works have already appeared in Paris’s world famous Louvre museum, as part of the exhibition “Fotofever”.

“Going digital allowed me to push back my limits, to find a much wider sphere of activity where things tied up fluidly and were reversible.” " (c) by Hannah H"or











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Moonlit,1968
lithograph




Winter



Castle of snow,1970



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Moonlit,1968
lithograph




Winter



Castle of snow,1970



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Kaii Higashiyama
Winter,1964



Moonlit Cherry Blossoms,1968



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Kaii Higashiyama
Winter,1964



Moonlit Cherry Blossoms,1968



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Edward Hopper (1882 - 1967)
Bridle Path,1939
Sotheby's



John Edward Costigan (1888 - 1972)
Sheep at the Brook
Christie's



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увидимся в Новом 2015 году!

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