Visiting Artist Show
“Margaret Biggs”
Exhibition Begins: Sunday, May 19, 2013
Exhibition Ends: Saturday, June 15, 2013
Reception: Friday, May 24, 2013 from 5pm to 8pm
Free and open to the public
Margaret’s paintings are inspired by the sea as well as the many gifts that come from our ocean world. Her work is both modern and realistic. It is imbued with her imagination, pushing the viewer to more closely observe the fascinating play of design that can be found by the sea. The artists welcome the public to a reception the evening of Friday, May 24.
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Visiting Artist Show #2
“Konstantyn Sylin”
Exhibition Begins: Sunday, June 16, 2013
Exhibition Ends: Saturday, June 29, 2013
An internationally acclaimed watercolor artist from the Ukraine, Sylin now lives in Pensacola. Sylin’s work has been acquired by museums and private collectors, as well as appearing in over 70 group and 18 solo exhibitions, winning many awards. His show at the Gallery features scenes from this world travels, as well as portraying local ones, as he captures Florida’s marine scenes and landscapes.
Read moreGallery Night – July 19th
Music, Art & Cuisine, Downtown Pensacola
The next Gallery Night will be July 19th. Please drop by for a fun evening of entertainment by Sweet Prospect, refreshments and a chance to see our GREAT LOCAL ART. Downtown, Pensacola.
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Brief History Of Oil Painting
The Mediterranean societies of antiquity, most notably the Greeks, the Egyptians and the Romans used a paint that consisted of a mixture of beeswax encaustic, mineral pigments like iron or copper and tempera, vegetal like flax, walnut and poppy seed oil were known to these cultures, but there is no specific indication that they were used in paint.
This method of paint creation, as with so much ancient technology, was lost in the intervening years, the final blow to paint creation likely being the fall of Rome. Thereafter the encaustic paint was replaced by oil or tempera paints.
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