Artworks by Bev Doolittle

Bev Doolittle

Bev Doolittle (born February 10, 1947) is an American artist working mainly in watercolor paints. She creates paintings of the American West that feature themes of Native American life, wild animals, horses, and landscapes

Artworks by Debbie Cook

Debbie Cook

Debbie Cook grew up in Yorkshire, England. It became apparent to Debbie at an early age that her talent for Art and design would lead to a career and after school trained in graphic design at Harrogate and York Colleges of Art. Eventually, Debbie moved with her family to live in the rolling hills of Devonshire, South West England where she now lives with her dog and cats.

Considered one of the best feline Artists in the world Debbie has had a successful career due to her Art being used on product all around the world such as greeting cards, stationery, giftware, jigsaws, collectors’ plates and many more products. Debbie’s style is extremely versatile, including detailed water color and colored pencil work, as well as acrylics, pen and wash and pastel.”

Artworks by Jean-Marc JANIACZYK

Jean-Marc Janiaczyk

Jean Marc Janiaczyk, French painter, since his childhood he draws, in 1991 at the age of 24 he began to paint. Many years to draw, gave him a solid foundation in drawing. He paints only with oil colors. He started with a very difficult technique: Hyperrealism.

Julius von Klever

Painter, teacher. Born to German parents in Dorpat (now Tartu) in Estonia (1850). Studied under Constantin von Kügelgen in Dorpat (1866–67) and under Sokrat Vorobyov and Baron Mikhail Konstantinovich Clodt von Jürgensburg at the Imperial Academy of Arts (1867–70, expelled). Founding member of the Society of Exhibitions of Works of Art (1874). Academician (1878), professor (1881). Organised the Russian sections at the Exposition Universelle in Antwerp (1885) and the Jubiläums-Ausstellung der Königlichen Akademie der Künste in Berlin (1886, gold medal). Painted romantic landscapes in Estonia and the Gulf of Finland (1875–1900) and taught at the School of Drawing of the Society for the Encouragement of the Arts (1902). Suffered a mental breakdown after being drawn into a scandal involving gambling and embezzlement at the Imperial Academy of Arts (1890s). Forced to abandon painting and went to Germany to rest (1908–15). Returned to Petrograd, where he taught at the Imperial Academy of Arts and the Vera Mukhina School of Art and Industry (1915–24). Died in Leningrad and buried at the Smolensk Cemetery (1924). Contributed to exhibitions (from 1869). Contributed to the exhibitions of the Academy of Arts (from 1869), Society of Exhibitions of Works of Art (1874–85), St Petersburg Society of Artists (1890s–1910s), Fellowship of Artists (1900s–10s), Association of Artists of Revolutionary Russia (1920s) and one-man shows in St Petersburg (1874, 1876, 1882, 1883, 1884, 1886).

Artworks By Barry Yang

Barry Yang is an Chinese painter, best known for his Children portraits in the Realist style. Yang born in China and began to paint at the early age of six. His interest in art led to an opportunity to study with a well-established artist in the area, before eventually being accepted to the local college of fine art.