3 February, 2009
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6 February, 2009
ARC Approved™ Atelier Florence Academy of Art has announced its Fourth Alumni Exhibition. Princess Giorgianna Corsini has opened up the Corsini family stables for the exhibit. Opening Reception Saturday, February 21, 2009 4:00 pm - 8:00 pm The exhibit will continue February 22 through February 28, 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm Click here to see the exhibition on-line at the Florence Academy of Art Website. For more information contact: info@florenceacademy.com | ![]() The Corsini Stables Florence, Italy ![]() Sonata by Hege Elisabeth Haugen |
5 February, 2009
We have a new addition to the William Adolphe Bouguereau gallery in the ARC Museum. William Bouguereau is the most popular artist on ARC and a personal favorite (if not a passion) of ARC. In fact, the Catalogue Raisonne on William Bouguereau is being published jointly by Art Renewal Center® and the Antique Collectors Club with an introduction by Fred Ross, ARC Chairman who is also President of the Bouguereau Committee. New Bouguereau: Le Saintes Femmes au Tombeau by William Adolphe Bouguereau | ![]() |
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ARC Living Masters™ Anthony Waichulis and Juliette Aristides, and ARC Living Artist™ Dana Levin will show at John Pence Gallery: "Our Biggest Trompe l'oeil exhibit ever .." Trompe L'oeil February 12th to March 21st Reception for Artists: Thursday, Feb. 12th 6-8 pm 750 Post Street, San Francisco (415)441-1138 Click Here for the John Pence Gallery Exhibit Page | ![]() |
3 February, 2009
"The Boston School: In the Tradition of Beauty" Presented by ARC Living Master™ Mary Minifie at ARC Approved™ The Southern Atelier Saturday, February 7, 2009 3pm-5pm 2017 Whitfield Park Drive Sarasota, Florida 34243 "The original Boston School artists were genteel rebel-idealists who turned their backs on the prevailing trends in American painting and made of their art a quest for timeless principles and classical beauty... The Boston School aesthetic blended sophistication, exacting skill, and draftsmanship with mastery of light and dedication to representing the "truth" of the visible world; it was driven by an earnest faith in the ideal of beauty and in the act of painting as an essentially good and worthy contribution to humanity."- C. Volpe Join ARC Living Master™ Mary Minifie as she discusses her artistic heritage in a special presentation followed by a fire- side chat at The Southern Atelier. All are welcome to attend! Admission: $10 | ![]() Reverie by Edmund Tarbell ![]() The New Necklace by William Paxton |
Classical Portrait Workshop Instructor: ARC Living Master™ Mary Minifie February 6-8, 2009 Only a few places are left: Click Here to Register www.thesouthernatelier.org |
3 February, 2009
3 February, 2009