Magnolia and Piece of Rock. I chose the theme for this blog to be sidewalk art. I chose this mostly because I am blown away at how realistic they look! It is very hard to find the dates and often the place of his drawings, but this one is of Times Square IN Times Square, in fact, thats the name of it! The second one, Taking the Plunge features the artist in it, I think that is some of the reason some of these pieces of pav.

He is a painter, sculptor, and draftsman and he was influenced heavily by both native and colonial art and architecture. His Circus Series clearly shows his extravagantly rounded, robust forms that he is renowned for. They are recognizable around the world.

There is also something therapeutic in the music produced by a steel drum band. Really, what difference does it make? Western view from Africa. Was done by Richard Onyango. Anyway, that is my struggle with the art of the period with the exception of this street art of sidewalk.

The Four Riders of the Apocalypse 39. Dürer also traveled to Italy and other nations during the Renaissance, making him one of the first well-traveled artists out there. The Four Horseman of the Apocalypse. Is the third and most famous woodcut of his series. Create a free website or blog at WordPress.