Forced perspective photography..!!

It's a awsum form of photography.......the perspective is forced by creating a false illusion...!!

Its nature again.....!!

Watercolour train series of AMIT KAPOOR

Amit Kapoor is one of the finest watercolour artist of India. His painting have beautiful real scenarios depicted in depth with watercolours.

Boardwalk....!!!

Nature photography..!!

The green color is all about greenery, plants, trees. One of the most interesting fields in photography...!!

Nature photography

D PAUSE ART!

MY WATERCOLOUR PAinTING...!

To me, painting is d simultaneous recognition of an events true beauty nd realistic, even in a fraction of a second..!

"D DAWDLING SULK"

GODDESS SARASWATI.......

FABRIC ON CANVAS.....!

There is more beauty in the works of a great genius who is ignörant of all the rules of art, than in the works of a little genius, who not only knows but scrupulously observes them.
Recreating d painting of genius ‪#‎M‬.F.Hussain........

Beautiful abstract art ideas.....

PAINTING

Painting became everything to me...... Through it I made articulate all that i saw and felt, all that went on inside the mind, my heart, my soul that was housed within my useless body like a prisoner in a cell

MIRACULOUS 3D PENCIL ART...!

One of d best watercolour artist- "DUSAN DJUKARIC"

Watercolour's by AGNES CECILE

 

"BEAUTIFUL WATERCOLOUR WORK WITH DRIPPING ART TECHNIQUE"

paintings of PATRICE MURCIANO

Andy Warhol's Mona Lisa sells for more than $4m at Art Cologne

Andy Warhol, Mona Lisa Four Times (1979)Judged by visitor and exhibitor figures—56,000 visitors and 200 galleries from 23 countries this year—Art Cologne, whose 2015 edition closed on 19 April, is not quite in the top ten fairs internationally. But as a regional event with a strong focus on Germany’s vibrant art scene and the German, Benelux and eastern European market, it has established itself as an essential stop-off on the art fair circuit for many collectors and dealers. “We need to be here,” said Alex Reding of the Luxembourg gallery Nosbaum Reding. This year’s edition of the world’s oldest art fair (founded in 1967), was “more alive than previous years,” said Arne Ehmann, a director at Thaddaeus Ropac, a gallery that returned to the Cologne fair four years ago after a ten-year break: “All the important Rhineland collectors are here and we are doing good business.” His reported first-day sales included a painting by Georg Baselitz for €400,000, a sculpture by Antony Gormley for €350,000 and Richard Deacon’s Alphabet A (2009), a 100kg stainless steel wall relief, for €110,000. The highest reported sale over the five days of the fair was Andy Warhol’s Mona Lisa Four Times (1979), which sold for $4.4m through the Cologne gallery, Klaus Benden. Spread over the basement, ground and upper floors of the cavernous Hall 11 in the Koelnmesse trade show complex, the fair occupied one floor more than last year, an expansion that allowed galleries to build bigger booths and the organisers to design a linear chronological narrative: Modern and post-war works in the basement, established contemporary art on the ground floor, and cutting-edge pieces on top. The three-level layout “helped tremendously; it gave the fair a nice flow and structure,” said Daniel Hug, the fair’s director, who is credited with reviving it fr om a long-term decline since he joined in 2008. The redesign seemed to work particularly well for the experimental galleries on the upper floor, wh ere a palpable sense of youth and dynamism was summed up in the Chicks on Speed performance video, Drone Hits Karaoke, part of a collaborative offering from Nada, the New York-based New Art Dealers Alliance, which has partnered with Art Cologne for the past two years. Among the Modernist dealers on the lower deck, German Expressionism was richly represented. Ernst Ludwig Kirchner featured prominently in a half-dozen galleries including Samuelis Baumgarte, wh ere his Szene aus Sommernachstraum (1937) was on offer at €7.6m, the highest-priced painting in the fair. It did not sell, though two institutional collectors showed interest, according to Sylvia Schlieder, a gallery director. Pearl Lam, the Shanghai and Hong Kong dealer, exhibited for the first time this year, one of only half a dozen Asian dealers. She played to the local crowd, bringing works by ​Zhu Jinshi and Su Xiaobai, two Chinese painters strongly influenced by years spent living and studying in Germany.

3D PENCIL SKETCH ART...!!!

D Abstract Water Colour Painting

Tried my hands on painting of AGNES CECILE

Water Colour Painting