Ludovic Bassarab

Ludovic Bassarab (n. 1868, Galaţi, România – d. 1933, București, România) a fost un pictor român influențat de academism.

 Care cu boi pe Valea Oltului

Ludovic Bassarab s-a născut în anul 1868 la Galați. A studiat la Academia de Belle-Arte din Iași la clasa profesorului Gheorghe Panaiteanu-Bardasare după care a urmat cursuri de pictură la München și a expus în anul 1898 în sălile Palatului de Cristal în capitala Bavariei și apoi la Berlin, alături de alți pictori germani și străini. Urmează apoi un stagiu de pregătire la Paris, în anul 1900, fiind atras de marile muzee de artă.

 Un sfat bun nu strică niciodată

S-a întors în România și a expus frecvent la București, unde a devenit membru Societății Tinerimea artistică. A avut expoziții personale și a participat la Salonul Oficial. Opera sa a fost marcată de academismul școlilor în care a studiat. Ludovic Bassarab a pictat cu preponderență scene din viața rurală românească.

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https://ro.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ludovic_Bassarab

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http://artindex.ro/2012/05/16/bassarab-ludovic/

Jessie Arms Botke. Art

Inspired by early work as a designer of woven tapestries, Botke's art often featured birds, particularly white peacocks, geese and cockatoos. Later in her career, she moved from oils to watercolors, and also focused on still lives.

 White Peacocks and Blue Delphinium

Botke exhibited regularly throughout the United States during her lifetime. Her work has also been exhibited posthumously at the Irvine Museum and the Museum of Ventura County.

 Blue Peacocks in a Golden Background

Jessie Hazel Arms Botke

 Sacred cranes in a tropical river.

Jessie Hazel Arms Botke (May 27, 1883 – October 2, 1971) was an Illinois and California painter noted for her bird images and use of gold leaf highlights.

Jessie Arms Botke was born in Chicago, and attended the Chicago Art Institute in 1897-98 and again from 1902 to 1905. She took summer classes from artists John Christen Johansen and Charles Herbert Woodbury and continued working with the renowned Albert Herter, who had the most influence in shaping her approach to composition and color.^[2] Following a short trip to Europe in 1909, she returned to her parents Chicago residence and officially listed her profession as “artist, interior decorating.”^[3] She worked as a muralist in New York City (1911) and in San Francisco (1913-14). She married Cornelius Botke in April 1915 and gave birth a year later to their only child, William. She and her husband moved to Carmel-by-the-Sea, California in 1919 and became influential figures in the local art colony until they moved to Southern California in 1927.^[4] During her career she was a prolific exhibitor.^[4] She was an exhibitor and secretary of the California Art Club. She ran her family’s ranch at Wheeler Canyon in Santa Paula, while continuing to paint.^[5] Jessie Arms Botke died on October 2, 1971 in Ventura County, California.

Exhibitions and awards

• 1917 – Chicago Art Institute, Englewood Woman’s Club Prize
• 1918 – Chicago Art Institute, Martin B. Cahn Prize
• 1919 – Exhibition of Chicago Artists Annual, Chicago Artists’ Medal
• 1920 – Chicago Art Institute, William O. Thompson Prize
• 1920-1923 – Annual and Holiday Exhibitions of the Carmel Arts and Crafts Club
• 1921 - Milwaukee Art Institute (with Cornelius)
• 1921 - Crocker Art Gallery in Sacramento (with Cornelius)
• 1922 (January) – Exhibition of California Women Painters, Stanford University Art Gallery
• 1922 (April) – Exhibition of Carmel and Monterey Artists, Stanford University Art Gallery
• 1922 – Chicago Art Institute Annual
• 1925 – National Association of Women Painters & Sculptors in New York, Honorable Mention
• 1925-1945 – Grand Central Galleries in New York City
• 1926 – Exhibition of Chicago Artists Annual, First Prize ($500.00)
• 1926 – Del Monte Art Gallery (Monterey, California)
• 1926 – Traveling Exhibition (with Cornelius) of Western and Midwestern Museums
• 1926 – Hotel San Carlos Art Gallery (Monterey, California)
• 1926-1927 – Carmel Art Gallery
• 1927 – Stendahl Galleries of Los Angeles (with Cornelius)
• 1933 – National Association of Women Painters & Sculptors in New York, Tucker Prize
• 1933 – Statewide Annual of the Santa Cruz Art League
• 1935 – First Annual Exhibition of the Academy of Western Painters, unspecified prize

Art

Despre artista Luminita Feodoroff

Education: Design, Painting, Art History

Professor of painting

Member of the Artistic Fund Professional Artists Union, Bucharest

Exhibits in the UAP galleries starting with 1982

Publications: Books, :

, Album art, 'Feodoroff-painting' Mircea Deac Art Library Publishing Gutenberg, Gutenberg 2006 Romanian-French bilingual 60p. Mircea Deac:

Lexicon critic and documentary: Painters, sculptors, draftsmen from Romania - XV-XX centuries, Bucharest, Medro 2008.

Art Magazines, Newspapers, etc. Leaflets, flyers, posters.

Works in public and private collections

In the Ireland, United Kingdom,

France, AUSTRIA,Australia, Switzerland, Berlgium, Germany, the Netherlands, Norway, Italy,Greece,

Israel, USA, Canada,, CAMEROON, South Africa ,KUWAIT, Romania

Bucuresti , Romania


Gallery:
http://www.e-galerie.ro/main.php/v/Luminita+FEODOROFF/

Feodoroff Luminita

Tree of Happiness

Feodoroff Luminita

Cahla

Feodoroff Luminita

Pomul vietii