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van Asten, Els - http://www.xs4all.nl/~eva98/
Offers virtual gallery of works by Netherlands based artist. Her paintings find their origin in the artist being a woman and the images of an imprisoned existence. |
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Frank, F. - http://www.newfishart.com/
Wild, graphic, colorful cartoony fish paintings. |
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Perry, Vicky - http://www.vickyperry.com
Combined use of representational and action/process painting techniques. |
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Calzetta, Tony - http://www.artishell.com/calzetta/calzetta.html
Featuring colorful abstract paintings and prints, described as 'abstract comics', or 'surreal funnies' by the artist. |
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Boruck, Holly - http://www.hollyboruck.com/
Paints oil and acrylic landscape, still life, abstract and portrait on canvas, paper and mixed media. |
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Whyte, Fiona - http://www.fionawhyte.co.nz/
Cheerful acrylic on canvas paintings capture the essence of Auckland cityscapes and New Zealand coastal scenes. |
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Platt, David - http://www.davidplattartist.co.uk
Images of his surrealist and experimental paintings. |
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Buchholz, Daniel - http://geocities.com/danielbuchholz/
Vibrant scenes of humans and cityscapes in watercolor, acrylic and mixed media. |
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Shephard, Regis - http://www.regisshephard.com/
Brightly colored, cartoon-like figurative paintings. |
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Es, Carol - http://carol-es.com/
Features paintings, object art and installations in a variety of media. Artist's biography and exhibitions. |
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Pirro, Louis - http://www.geocities.com/lopisaans/
Traces his stylistic evolution from his early work, through "Maximalism" and "Pan-Imagery", and up to "The School of Idaho". Includes images and curriculum vitae. |
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Burgess, Robert - http://www.geocities.com/burgessart/
Displays the latest works of New York artist, with a focus on color, energy and movement. |
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Day, Harry - http://harrymday.homestead.com/harrymday.html
Paints and exhibits wave paintings, as well as florals and abstracts. |
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Gropper, Klaus - http://www.klaus-gropper.de/htm-en/index_english.htm
Provides a manifesto and galleries for the self-described anarchic realist artist. |
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Coyer, Max - http://www.maxcoyer.com/
Displaying minimalist, abstract, and enigmatic paintings. |