By Administrator Account on 8/19/2010 1:51 PM
 Ruben Cukier was born in Buenos Aires in 1964 and currently resides in Israel.
He worked as an illustrator of children's stories in Spain.
Ruben has exhibited extensively in Argentina, Germany, Israel, and Italy.
He brings a vibrant sense of color and fancifulness to his paintings.
http://www.discoveroriginalart.com/
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By Administrator Account on 8/18/2010 1:32 PM
 Mariana Oros’s oils on canvas are vibrant and filled with energy. She uses her imagination to create movement in the details. Born in1969 in Romania, Mariana attended Francisc Hubic in Oradea. She is also a member of the Association of Fine Arts Artists in Oradea. Mariana was profiled in Design Interior in 2008. Mariana’s works appear in private collections in the United States, Canada, and Europe. She has participated in group exhibitions in Romania, Holland and Germany. Mariana’s paintings would give... |
By Administrator Account on 8/15/2010 2:01 PM
Sergio Roffe was born in Mexico but studied at Cornell University. In addition he studied under Masters Henry Guss and Manuel Guillen.
He has dedicated his life to painting and has exhibited in Mexico and at Discover Original Art. His art is colorful and couples with sensuality of figures and faces. He is a committed empirical painter with an experience that is translated in art that is free of social commitments. Sergio says “My art has magic.” We agree. http://www.discoveroriginalart.com/
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By Administrator Account on 8/15/2010 1:48 PM
GRZEGORZ CZARNECKI  MARQUETRY or wood decorative artistry is considered to be one of the most difficult arts. Besides skill and talent, it requires patience, engagement, and unprecedented precision from a the artist. A beautiful item of marquetry is the fruit of a long and detailed process of picking, cutting, placing, and gluing which takes a long time. In a traditional technique, different design elements are cut separately in an attempt to reduce a gap left by a knife’s blade. As a result, perfectly fit together pieces show no visible signs of insertions and blending together, they... |
By Administrator Account on 7/15/2010 2:18 PM
 Sisyphus (consists of two panels)
Carol Dameron has studied art in Paris, Amsterdam, Portugal, and St. Petersburg, Florida. Her latest body of work consists of oil-on-wood paintings, a contemporary narrative fused with elements from medieval art, absurdist French theatre, and mythology. She calls her paintings “ballads.” http://discoveroriginalart.com http://discoveroriginalart.typepad.com/my-blog
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By Administrator Account on 7/13/2010 1:39 PM
Herb Snitzer’s career covers 50 years of image making as well as being an author of five books. As a photo-journalist early in his career he worked for Life, Look, Saturday Evening Post, Fortune, Time, The New York Times, The London Sunday Times, and many other magazines and newspapers. His images are on over 250 CD and record covers. 
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By Administrator Account on 7/13/2010 12:53 PM
 Vincent Arcilesi’s work reflects his two great passions: the human figure and the landscape. In his most shows his sensual clothed and unclothed figures appear in the landscapes and cityscapes of Morocco, Paris, London, St. Petersburg, Russia, and Mexico City.
See some of Vincent’s paintings at http://discoveroriginalart.com
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By Administrator Account on 7/3/2010 12:55 PM
My favorite and most successful painting is Lady in Hat. The story of that wonderful young lady is very interesting. She is a Hungarian painter who lived in England and worked as a kitchen worker for her living. The reference photo was done during one of her lunch breaks when she visited a boutique close to the kitchen where she worked. She tried on clothes and accessories, including the hat in the picture. Would you think that under that coat and hat she wears the kitchen robe? She is wonderful, isn’t she? 
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By Administrator Account on 7/3/2010 12:15 PM
Marko LULIC was born in the little city Sombor on the north of Republic of Serbia. He graduated from medical school but has a second passion which is, of course, art! Marko is a self-taught painter who has taken private classes with different masters of art. Marko prefers oil on canvas. Go to http://discoveroriginalart.com to see more of Marko Lulic’s paintings. Frozen Lake  Thought that some of us could appreciate a painting of a frozen lake since where we are... |