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Welcome to www.ArtintheCity
By visiting "Artist Search" you can find an artist by name,
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Selected Artists
Alan Knight
Svetlana Filippova
Graham Gardner
Malcolm Ford
Heather Farr
hasan dhaimish
Ben Turner
Chris Sims
Andrew Frost
Barbra Cropper
Julie Hamer
Philip Westcott
Andrew Wilkinson
Henry Quick
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Patricia Niemira
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Jo Scorah
Anne Daniels
Jan Cartain
Angela Fox
Charlotte-Anne Offley-Patchett
Geraldine McManus
Donald.C Myers
Richard Diggle
Jackie Wagg
David Farren
Ted Bates
Clare Warren
Kyran Hall
Shirlee Leach
Tracey Johnson
Alison Murdoch
Susan Andrews
Lesley Finney
Malcolm Croft
Judith Donaghy
Liz Gribben
Ken Clark
Jeff Teasdale
Evelyn Chambers
Terry Hancock
Marshall Rubin
Pat Higginbotham
Caroline Walsh-Waring
David Fanning
Terence Podmore
Keith Algie
James D
Peter Swan-Brown
John Booth
David Rankin
Theresa Taylor
 
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Theresa Taylor
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David Rankin
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John Booth

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Terence Podmore
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David Fanning
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James D
Fine Art
Caroline Walsh-Waring
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Lesley Finney
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Peter Swan-Brown
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April 2008........New Works/Changes made by:

Svetlana Filippova, Alan Knight Terence Podmore, Malcolm Croft, Judith Donoghy, David Fanning

They are available to view in the artist's gallery and profile pages.

Exhibition and News Updates........

16/04/08 ART IN THE AGE OF STEAM
Walker Art Gallery, Liverpool
18 April - 10 August 2008

A major exhibition captures the excitement of the steam train in art from the earliest days, through the boom years of Victorian railways to the end of the line in the 1960s.
Art in the Age of Steam is the most wide-ranging exhibition yet held to look at how artists responded to the extraordinary impact that steam trains had on landscape and society. It is one of the top attractions during Liverpool’s European Capital of Culture year.
About 100 paintings, photographs, prints and drawings - transported from some of the world’s greatest art collections - come together in a dazzling display covering the years 1830 to 1960.
Among the masterpieces assembled for the exhibition are: The Railway by Edouard Manet (National Gallery of Art, Washington), La Crau from Montmajour, with train (British Museum, London) by Van Gogh, Lordship Lane Station by Camille Pissarro (Courtauld Institute of Art, London), four paintings by Claude Monet - including Gare Saint-Lazare (National Gallery, London) - and The Third-class Carriage by Honoré Daumier (National Gallery of Canada, Ottawa). Later works include paintings such as Railroad Sunset by Edward Hopper (Whitney Museum of American Art, New York) and The Anxious Journey by Giorgio de Chirico (Museum of Modern Art, New York), along with photographs by Bill Brandt, Alfred Stieglitz and O. Winston Link.

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Quick Quote.........

Art seems to me to be a state of soul more than anything else.

Marc Chagall

Creativity is allowing yourself to make mistakes. Art is knowing which ones to keep.

Scott Adams


Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life.

Pablo Picasso

Critic asks: "And what, sir, is the subject matter of that painting?" –
"The subject matter, my dear good fellow, is the light."

Claude Monet

If people knew how hard I worked to get my mastery, it wouldn't seem so wonderful at all.

Michelangelo

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