One famous use of Prussian Blue can be seen in Hokusai’s Great Wave off Kanagawa, c. 1830. Inspired by Europe’s synthetic pigment, the Japanese woodblock print artist Hokusai combined Prussian Blue with Indigo to create an especially rich effect. This inspiration came full circle when Vincent Van Gogh saw Hokusai’s artwork in the Paris International Exposition in 1867. Van Gogh would use those same blue swirl patterns later on in his famous painting Starry Night. And it's all thanks to Prussian Blue!
It’s one thing to look up at a powerful bronze sculpture in awe. But packing all that majesty into a miniature bronze sculpture you hold in your hand is another matter altogether. Forged from fire, these miniature artists infused every ounce of their passion into each piece.
Original art is a fabulous way to entertain guests in your home. The paintings you choose give them a glimpse of your personality and decorative tastes. Miniature art is even better.
Today let’s meet one of our talented artists featured at Seaside Art Gallery, Debra Keirce. This award-winning artist enjoys working in many art genres. From historical portraits to surreal scenes to miniature art and everything in between,
