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Erotic by Costas Bedhia

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Medium: Oil On Canvas,

Size: Aprox. 55 X 45 cm,

Year: 2008,

Canvas jul 2017 by Snow.135

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Canvas Shoes - USPA by Abhijit Nayak

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A pair of blue canvas shoes from USPA against a sunlit background.

STREET OF THE OLD TOWN — PALETTE KNIFE Oil Painting On Canvas By Leonid Afremov by Leonid Afremov

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We would like to present hand painted oil on canvas painting (recreation) of Afremov's artwork mentioned in the title. This art piece made by Leonid Afremov Studio with the same amount of soul and emotion just like the first original painting. The piece is created with oil paint on artistic canvas using Afremov's unique technique of a palette knife.

afremov.com/street-of-the-old-town-palette-knife-oil-pain...

canvas by 動漫氣泡 Anime bubble

Canvas by shecanquilt

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blogged: www.shecanquilt.ca/2014/05/some-pillows-from-my-pattern-c...

My soon to be ready quilt pattern is called Canvas. It includes instructions to make these pillows too. The fabrics are the same Kona cottons on both pillows, it is interesting to see the way they interact. The backs are two favourite Amy Butler prints and they have invisible zippers too.

canvas 4 b by David Hill

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Archie by Chris Burns

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Image for canvas print

Krafft, Johann Peter (1780-1856) - 1813 The Departing Soldiers (Heeresgeschichtliches Museum, Vienna) by Milton Sonn

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Oil on canvas; 281 x 351 cm

From the age of ten, Krafft studied at the Hanau Akademie. In 1799 he went to Vienna and studied at the Akademie for three years with the history and portrait painter Heinrich Füger. At this time Krafft painted mythological subjects, made copies from older works and produced several self-portraits that already reveal his capacities in this genre. The dream-like atmosphere of total absorption, which Krafft often achieved through his use of the techniques of early German painting, constitutes one of the most striking aspects of his portraits from the turn of the century. From 1802 to 1804 he was in Paris, where he studied with Jacques-Louis David and François Gérard. David’s realist tendencies in painting had a fundamental effect on Krafft’s artistic output, and it was through Krafft that this realism contributed to a development towards Biedermeier art in Vienna. In 1808 he went on a study trip to Rome; on his return to Vienna he produced numerous portraits, a genre that occupied him for the rest of his career, allowing him to make a handsome living. His portraits are characterized by the emphasis he placed on specific traits of the face of the sitter, by an economy of outline and by the cool, often sharply graduated coloring. The composition is usually either ‘modern’, in the sense that David’s portraits are modern (the subject facing the observer and the background unobtrusive), or it tends more towards a Baroque presentation of the subject.

canvas by nevershoutlucy

Canvas detail by Hutch.

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New canvases coming up for show in late Feb.

Canvas Backdrop by 'Playingwithbrushes'

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Please join our new group if you use these textures. It gives ideas and inspiration to others!

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Banksy Canvas - Are You Using That Chair by banksy-prints.com

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Andipa 2009

Canvas Painting by Smash Salvage

Mid-Century

Henna on canvas by Min from OodleArdle

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This has been an ongoing doodle for quite some time! I finally got sick of it and filled in the remaining areas with leafy things.

I use up leftover paint from arty workshops on canvases, then I use my past-the-best henna paste, so I guess these are green artworks :-)

i'll just wait right here for now. by ninjagrl

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8x24, acrylic on canvas. (trade)

Canvas by Yaser

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Canvas by The Formula 76

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50x70cm, Acryl

canvas texture 110118001 by Ian Murphy

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Day 120- painted canvas by Rebecca

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i got to go to lunch with Bethany, my mom, and Mama Liz. we went to Peli Peli to catch up. I haven't seen my mama liz in SO long. I ADORE her. she makes me laugh. she's so honest. AND i got to spend time with my twin. more time than i got to spend when she was staying with me, sadly.

after a day spent with my family, i went back out with boyfriend. we headed up to Wunsche Bros to share a german sausage and sauerkraut sandwich and onion rings. Wunsche Bros is the best german food you can get in Houston. It's in Old Town Springs. EVERYONE should go there at some point. so delicious.

then, he suggested we see New Moon. HE suggested. SOOOO we went to see it (i made him ask for the tickets. he acted like he wasn't excited. he so was.) it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be. It was so much better than the last one. And the look was a ton better. Love it.

then, off to the friends' apartment for a while, and then home to take a nap. i love getting breaks.

i'll be taking another 365 like this soon. This is a handprint, even though you can only see the fingers. it's exactly where I want my next tattoo. it's supposed to signify taken space. it's a painted canvas. i want my huge, damn peacock feather along my bottom rib and a little onto my back. *sigh*

maybe for a christmas present.

Canvas II by Eigengraulogy