Some artists paint many subjects before finding their strengths or forte. Artist Tracy Marshall from London has found her comfort zone and produces dramatic floral paintings with petals always more delicate, complex and pretty. Chocolate lovers will also like her modern oil paintings - canvases brimming to the edge with recognisable sweet wrappers apparently bulging with sweet delicious coated toffees.
Tracy's paintings have recently been on television - see the 'News From The Artists Page'

Scottish artist Leana Zaccarini presents here a selection of paintings as diverse in size as in subject matter and medium. Leana is exhibiting for sale, original paintings, prints, abstracts,figurative paintings and Wildlife art. All are in her vibrant modern style. Let us hope that Leana's imagination goes on finding new ideas for her paintings.

Congratulations to artist Neill Murphy and his wonderful wife. They have a new daughter named Lina who was born on the 1st April 2007. Neill has painted this watercolour painting for sale to celebrate life. Entitled 'Apple of Their Eyes' and is indeed a painting filled with happiness and joy.

Ron Atkin An artist who writes a trilogy with his brush and paints with his pen. Not the usual way to express in the forge of life, on the anvil of birth, the purpose of death!
As a word smith Ron introduces us to not 7 dwarfs and Snow White, but 12 of these creators. They are he says a surrogate for God. He says it makes common sense of an uncommon idea, if you put your thinking cap on, or better still a gnome/dwarfs hat. Which like the Wizard Merlin’s is pointed the cosmic cone. A 100% wisdom piece of haute couture is the result.
This alchemic magic, transforms us Ron says, into ‘knowing’ who we are and why we are here. Plus if we have any tendency to want to create, into being able to produce works of wisdom and magic.
The canvas he says is hidden in Wordsworth’s ‘Daffodils’. The medium and brushes to create our masterpieces is in visual meditation, which he teaches in his trilogy.
Ron is a strong opponent of any meditation that empties the mind of everything. Find stillness yes, but NOT an empty space. “You can never tell what mischievousness might hop in there!” He calls his meditation ‘The Song of The Sea.’
I personally think his song has given him 60 years of diverse masterpieces like his portrait of Sir John Gielgud and his 5' x 4' Watercolour in the R.A. Summer Exhibition, reproduced by the Apollo Magazine. Critics comment being that it was one of the best of three out of 1,300 in the Summer Exhibition. Sold to private collector at the PV. Then sold again at Bonhams Chelsea: Thursday, March 31st, 1994 (Lot 62) MODERN &CONTEMPORARY BRITISH AND CONTINENTAL PICTURES.

Artist Lars Schotzau is in touch with the darker side of his imagination. His surreal images are striking, expertly painted and strangely beautiful. His art seems to come from another dimension. Lars is unafraid of confronting us with some shocking realities about our modern existance and often links this to the afterlife.

Do you keep a diary or a scrapbook? Are dates important in your life? What date did you get married? What dates were your children born? When did you pass your driving test? Celebrate each special occasion by purchasing a little original watercolour painting by Michigan artist Fernando Luiz Lara. What a splendid collection these would make. Not only would you have many wonderful modern American landscapes as a set but each one would remind you of that great day in your life.
If the painting for the date you want has already been sold, don't be disappointed - Fernando accepts commissions for unique artworks.

Artist Stacey Paling's art is modern. She paints in both acrylics and watercolours and offers here a variety of painting styles for sale. Stacey has painted cubism, expressionism, modern landscapes, floral paintings,skyscapes and this more traditional painting of three children on a beach. This lovely beach scene in warm hues, is very large, but Stacey also has smaller works for sale here. Stacey's paintings would find a space happily in any home - she offers original art for all tastes. Her paintings are most affordable mostly under £50!!

Ballet and the art of dance makes a beautiful spectacle for visitors to the theatre. Sadly, this is an expensive treat if the performace is professinally organised.. Artist Tim Wheeler brings into your home some of that beauty - and also many of the 'behind the scenes' moments where the effort and pain that goes into making a show perfect are captured in his wondrfully detailed drawings and paintings of dancers going through their relentless routines for their audience. Even in this hard work can be found poignant beauty - as painful as some of the stories told through dance. Tim draws and paints tastefully, the perfectly toned figures of the dancers in imaginary poses such as this nude, seated on what appears to be the net of a ballet dress.

Artist Eleanor Suckerman is based in London, where nothing could be as special as a little garden space with a pond. Eleanor has painted a pond with a spectacular white Lily stetching it's petals, and two tiny butterflies stretching their wings, to the sun. This original acrylic painting is both peaceful yet dramatic, with the lily contrasted against the dark water. Eleanor's painting is very detailed and anybody who appreciates floral painting will enjoy this fine example.

Scientists in Universities the world over are currently working on automated facial recognition systems. Each human being alive changes their expression by the second. Throughout life, our skin ages, yet, we can still recognise a face - and glean information from it. Apparently different cultures look first at different parts of the face to pick up information. Here are a selection of photographic portraits for sale by professional London aristic photographer Gautam Narang. These are grouped into a little exhibition entitled 'Faces'. What information can you glean from these faces.

Some of the very earliest Indian artifacts have their source in the Santal region and it is good that their love of beautiful artistic works, music and dance still exist today. Contemporary Indian artist Dilip Bhattacharyya from Calcutta has painted wonderful oil paintings for sale showing people and beautiful landscapes from this region of India, as well as bright local birds with feathers in primary colours. These rich hues are reflected majestically in the intricate costumes of fine materials worn by celebrating Indian families he has painted. Dilip's original oil paintings are all oil on canvas.

These examples of original oil paintings and oil drawings for sale by South African artist Derek Bernstein (Derrikco)'s express the confusion, and despair that destructive relationships can cause; shown in his tiles, cold, dark and empty colours and swirling confused lines inside the figures on his works. Conversly hope and strength appears to emerge through a connection with collective conciousness as his figures, begin to clear - and in his collective journey - we can see that we are never alone.

Eddie O'Keefe is a professional painter who encapsulates in his landscapes, the jaw dropping atmospheric aura and beauty of nature. A Yorkshireman, brought up surrounded by the Cleveland hills and on the Yorkshire moors, he has first hand experience of the mysterious forces and 'auras' that are reflected so briefly yet unforgettably to those who are open to experiencing them. These painterly abstracts reflect, with their colours and textures, seconds of extreme emotion in an artists life, captured for posterity on canvas by a trained and experienced mind and hand.

The Tate Sisters (Emeline And Claudia) are already artists of International acclaim. They work together or separately either in New York or London selling their funky modern art. Here are a selection of their range - originals - not prints. These square paintings are perfect for modern interiors - commercial or domestic. They are original, bright, young and probably great investments!

Summarising Dutch artist Zlata Privedentseva's original oil paintings the phrase "Girls just want to have fun" comes to mind. Zlata's figurative paintings evoke the emotions of love, religious and sexual. The girls she paints swing between saint and sinner - innocent and conspiratorial. Most of all, her painted figures are bursting with the wonder and beauty of life.