Buddhist mandalas are artistic diagrams that represent deities and enlightenment through intricate geometric and symbolic designs. The five elements - ether water earth fire and air - and four directions are represented by specific colors. Pomegranate...
Artist: Edward Gorey An acclaimed author and artist Gorey had a lifelong passion for theater as well. He participated in the Broadway production of Dracular and his efforts yielded three Tony award nominations. He also wrote and produced many plays...
Artist: Thomas Moran (Oil on canvas c.1912) Using transparent oil glazes Moran strove to convey the subtle colors featured in the majestic Grand Canyon of Colorado which he had witnessed while accompanying John Wesley Powell on a survey of the Colorado...
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Featuring Charlie Harpers - Monteverde artworkFeaturing Charlie Harpers - Monteverde artworkFinished puzzle measures 20-x-29-inchesCharles Harper was a Cincinnati-based American Modernist artistFor ages 12
Artist Charley HarperArtist Charley HarperPieces 1000Product Type Jigsaw PuzzleTheme Contemporary Art
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San Francisco s character arose from an extraordinary confluence of dramatic terrain, unpredictable floods of individual and civic wealth, pronounced personal idiosyncracies, and the liberating effect on the soul of being as far from the stultifying...
Tree of Life, 1961, by Charley Harper (American, 19222007). Thoughtfully conceived and engagingly intricate, our 500-piece interlocking jigsaw puzzles combine superb color reproduction, stunning and unusual images, and sturdy construction to delight...
Artist: Vincent Van Gogh (Oil on canvas c.1889) Though Van Gogh was deeply troubled and found little recognition during his life his work as since garnered so much appreciation that he is second only to Monet in acknowledgement around the world. Irises...
Artist: Claude Monet (Oil on canvas c.1899) While he was still completing his Rouen Cathedral series Monet began to paint the lily pond in his Giverny garden. Later in life this expertly crafted and naturally beautiful landscape became his primary and...
Artist: Carl Larsson ("Crayfishing" - Watercolor on paper c.1895) An artist born into poverty and found success in commercial illustration Larsson found little success in fine art until he met his wife. She pushed him to explore a new style and medium...
Artist: Charley Harper ("Mystery of the Missing Migrants" - Acrylic painting & lithograph c.1990) Harper described his style as "Minimal Realism" and was quoted on topic of such as saying "I don't count feathers I just count the wings." Born and raised...
Artist: Frederic Edwin Church ("Niagara" - Oil on canvas c.1867) A member of the Hudson River School of painters and renowned painter of the wonder and beauty of an unspoiled Early America Church's art speaks of the wild soul of this country that was...
Artist: Unknown Tibetan artist (Hanging Scroll; Gouache on Cotton - c. Mid-20th century) The Wheel of Life (Bhavacakra) is often seen on the entrance to monasteries as well as on blocks and scrolls throughout Tibet and other Buddhist countries in the...
Artist: The Bedford Master ("The Bedford Hours: Tower of Babel" c.1423) This piece is from the Bedford Hours a fifteenth century "illuminated manuscript" that contains scores of miniature scenes surrounded by intricately detailed scrollwork initials...
Artist: Robert Bissel ("The Embrace" - Oil on canvas c.2007) In the imaginary universe where Bissel finds his inspiration the bears are sentient and complex creatures. They can be playful contemplative and often enamored with a world all their own....
