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Art tells stories. These stories, visually told, help us make sense of the world, and expand our understanding of it. Art helps us imagine the unimaginable, and connects us to the past, present, the future ... and each other.
By telling its rich stories, art has the ability to transform space, elevating the setting’s ambiance to the level of sublime.
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Color Collections Red Orange Blue Purple Neutral Living Coral Image Index Feature Collections Architectural Animals Beach
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Bridges Nature Transportation Image Index
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Location Collections California Italy New York Paris Image Index Style Collections Abstract Black and White
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Colorful Fantasy Minimal Pop Image Index Artist Specific Collections
Allen Kosoff Watercolors Marco D’Abramo Pop Art
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Marcus Cederberg Minimalism Sue Kutosh Fantasy Realism Zhong-hua Lu Chinese Brush Paintings Image Index
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Photography, as a powerful medium of expression and communications, offers an infinite variety of perception, interpretation and execution. Ansel Adams “ ”
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Color of the Year 2019 PANTONE®
Living Coral 16–1546
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Color Collection Image Index Clockwise by Photo ID
PURPLE
RED
33 LAU130 34 ISM295 35 MAC281, VIR154
15 SOI126 16 SWA205 17 SWA301 18 BOR231 19 BOR161, AHS526
36 CES100 37 CES325
NEUTRAL
ORANGE
38 LAC288 40 KRM677 41 PER177, PER743 42 CHE110 43 BOR718, PER124
20 MAR221 21 CHR583 22 BOR140, JAS314 23 AND281, HAL307, VIR602
24 SW297 26 JOE638
LIVING CORAL 44 PER940 46 CES234 47 KAR105 48 EXP881 49 2AU290, MLO322
BLUE 27 ISM155, ARC135 28 KAR 201, LEO308 29 LAU126, LAU208 30 MAR4557, EDO273, MAC148 31 CES109
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FEATURE COLLECTIONS
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Today everything exists to end in a photograph. Susan Sontag
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Feature Collection Image Index Clockwise by Photo ID
ARCHITECHURAL 56 LEO159 58 AND178, NOR288 59 RIC386 60 RIC230 61 LEO205, ATI173
BRIDGES
75 AHS315 76 SOI229 77 CHR332 78 ERI844, ERI258 79 LEO270
ANIMALS
NATURE
63 ROS490 64 CES275, BOR650 65 PGE402, KEN191 66 CES124, ROS195, 2AU521, KAR187 67 RES963, 2AU222
80 HTW272 81 RAN126 82 RIC191, CHR226
83 PER878, PGE265, PER720 84 KAR191, NOR163, CES202 85 PER298
BEACH
TRANSPORTATION 87 BRI162
68 CHR204 70 CHR571, ERE265, WBI220, CHR814 71 WBI133, CHR310, AHS268, LAC235
88 ANT232 89 EDO248 90 HTW303 91 SWA205
72 LOL289 73 MAC444
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Photography takes and instant out of time, altering life by holding it still. Dorothea Lange “ ”
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Location Collection Image Index Clockwise by Photo ID
CALIFORNIA 99 DHI325 100 PER225 101 DHI257, PER255, SHI255 102 RIC481, AND134 103 PER879, CHR269, DHI124, PER255
NEW YORK 111 JAS250, RAN484, RAN217 112 VIR236, LOL297, LOL554 113 RAN413 114 RAN127 115 RAN409. RAN224, RAN905
ITALY
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104 MAC288 106 RAN910 107 HTW265 108 RAN105, MAC265, RAN214 109 MAR192
116 LEO477 118 LEO228, LOL160 119 LOL131, JAS256, LOL480
120 LOL233 121 HAL230
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STYLE COLLECTIONS
You can look at a picture for a week and never think of it again. You can look at a picture for a second and think of it all your life. Joan Miro “ ”
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Style Collection Image Index Clockwise by Photo ID
ABSTRACT
FANTASY
128 MAR424 129 LAU103, LAU161 130 KRM868 131 MLO228, KRM214 132 LAU536 133 LAC317, LAC201
146 DOR244 148 HAL226 149 AND333 150 RSP870 151 RSP203
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BLACK AND WHITE 134 BOR193, EDO271, EDO906 136 SWA713, BOR183 137 BYK396, EDO109, LOL203, DHI105, BYK191 138 PER287, PER169, HTW262, CES847 139 CES219
152 DHI635 153 BOR135 154 BOR227 155 MLO153, BOR906
156 NOR125 157 LOL178
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158 HAL218 159 HAL202 160 DOP732 161 MAR385, HAL640 162 HAL225, LIZ238, HAL273 163 HAL875
141 RED703 142 SOI223 143 LAU109 144 HAL636, HAL956, HAL232, LIZ313 145 ERI296
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The arts are not a way to make a living. They are a very human way of making life more bearable. Practicing art, no matter well or badly, is a way to make your soul grow. Kurt Vonnegut “ ”
ALLEN KOSOFF WATERCOLORS
Allen’s work is shaped by his architectural background. Using perspective, shades, shadows and the chaos of nature, he quickly captures scenes as sketches rather than detailed renderings. Each watercolor typically takes around two hours to complete –with few small details, no mixed medias, all transparent and loose!
“The human eye follows contrasts, so designs direct the eye to focal points.”
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MARCO D’ABRAMO POP ART
Hailing from Italy, Marco is an illustrator, web and graphic designer. His work is upheld by three pillars – Simplicity: an authentic obsession, it is infinitely more difficult to be simple rather than complicated. Design: making complex ideas simple, not making simple ideas complex. and Communication: essentializing content to strengthen the value of the message conveyed.
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MARCUS CEDERBERG MINIMALISM
Marcus is a Swedish minimalist photographer who heavily employs the use of color and negative space in his pictures. He regards being able to tell as much as possible, with as little as possible, the rewarding challenge with minimalism photography. Marcus tries not only to make the viewer somewhat curious but also often tries to tell a small story with the picture.
“We are all living in an era of distraction, everything goes faster and we are surrounded by a punishing drumbeat of constant input so why not take the opportunity to enjoy some calming moments.”
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SUE KUTOSH FANTASY REALISM
Sue is a fantasy-realist artist working in oil, graphite, pen and ink. She holds a BFA in Painting from Carnegie Melon University, as well as a MA in Painting from Kent State University. Her work has been on display in various galleries in New York City, Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. Sue also received the CLWAC Medal of Honor at the National Arts Club in 2015.
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ZHONG-HUA LU CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING
Zhong-hua Lu is a native of Shandong Province, China, and has been an American Citizen since 2002. Zhong-hua learned to paint from his father as a child and continued to practice throughout the Cultural Revolution when traditional arts were banned. Zhong-hua lives with his wife in rural upstate New York where he daily practices the traditional Chinese arts of Qigong, Chinese brush painting, and Tai Chi. He received a 2015 Individual Artist grant for painting in 2005 and was a NYFA finalist in 2016. Zhong-hua also was a recipient of a 2018 NYFA Fellowship in Traditional Art from The New York State Foundation for the Arts. Zhong-hua shows his work at art festivals and teaches traditional Chinese brush painting in New York and Massachusetts. Zhong-hua currently teaches at Eastover Retreat Center in Lenox, MA and in Cropseyville, NY.
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Artist Specific Collection Image Index Clockwise by Photo ID
ALLEN KOSOFF WATERCOLORS 171 ALL271 172 ALL126 173 ALL649 174 ALL492, ALL310, ALL329, ALL460 175 ALL147
SUE KUTOSH FANTASY REALISM 186 SUE233 188 SUE199 189 SUE130 190 SUE194 191 SUE219
ZHONG-HUA LU CHINESE BRUSH PAINTING 193 ZHO299, ZHO273 194 ZHO244 195 ZHO196, ZHO237, ZHO209
MARCO D’ABRAMO POP ART 176 MDA259 178 MDA310, MDA306, MDA165 179 MDA404
196 ZHO193 197 ZHO162
MARCUS CEDERBERG MINIMALISM 181 MAR116
182 MAR119, MAR345 183 MAR410, MAR301
184 MAR432, MAR744, MAR300 185 MAR109, MAR455, MAR636
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A good photograph is one that communicates a fact, touches the heart and leaves the viewer a changed person for having seen it. It is, in a word, effective. Irving Penn “ ”
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