Showing posts with label Bouguereau. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Bouguereau. Show all posts

Saturday, December 27, 2008

Oregon Fine Art Gallery - Closing For Good - Really! But OregonArtGuy Blog will Still Be Here!

(Click pic to Enlarge)

Yep, OregonFineArtGallery.com is closing for good on Jan 1, 2009. If you haven't had a chance, take a look before the many thousands of pieces of art covering many periods and genres are gone from the internet for good. Like the one by James Tissot - "Young Lady in a Boat" Have Fun!
OregonArtGuy

Tuesday, October 21, 2008

Red Necked Phalarope


We're not sure whether this colorful RED NECKED PHALAROPE , swimming in a lake in Alaska, is related to Jeff Foxworthy or not. All we know for sure is that it has a Red Neck. So start your very own red neck art gallery today! :-}

Seeya,

OregonArtGuy

Oh, yeah, and I finished page 2 of the Bouguereau pictures (during Saturday and Sunday - I knew I couldn't take the whole weekend off!)

Wednesday, October 15, 2008

In Keeping with Yesterday's Theme...

If you can't read the captions, Click on the pictures for larger images





I hope to get back to actually posting some artwork soon, but I'm havin' too much fun! If you can't read the captions, click on the pictures and they will enlarge. In the mean time I need to get back to work on getting my Bouguereau images cataloged and online. We have a lot of other artwork on our site, so check it out. 'till the next post with more artwork , don't stop coming by, cuz "I'm still workin on it"
Seeya,
Bill

Saturday, October 11, 2008

OK, here's the thing...

OK, here's the thing...
I was thinking about starting to think about updating van Gogh and Renoir, when a nice lady in Massachusetts ordered a giclee print from our newly updated Monet pictures. So I printed and shipped it to her - I look forward to her feedback. Now, back to van Gogh and Renoir - or... maybe not so much - as I was perusing our website, I was reminded that our "Old Masters" pages load slowly because of too many pictures. So I started to sort and categorize them - I began with the artwork of William Bouguereau. It's going a little slowly because I keep stopping to enjoy his art. IMHO he is arguably the best human form painter to ever hold a palette. If you didn't already know it, that's one of his above this post. (Click on it for a larger view.)So I'll let you know when I get a page or two online - but till then - "I'm still workin' on it" :-}

Seeya, Bill
(I'm Billy Bouguereau and I approve this message)