A woman sees the world pass by absorbed in curious expectation, leaning out of a window of ancestral design. Andr� de Miranda seeks to capture the charm of Brazil's ancient architecture, when doors and windows featured polychrome fanlights. In this xylograph de Miranda combines the strict formality of construction with the ephemeral power of a smile. Executed on Japanese paper with offset ink, t... more...

A woman sees the world pass by absorbed in curious expectation, leaning out of a window of ancestral design. Andr� de Miranda seeks to capture the charm of Brazil's ancient architecture, when doors and windows featured polychrome fanlights. In this xylograph de Miranda combines the strict formality of construction with the ephemeral power of a smile. Executed on Japanese paper with offset ink, this xylograph print was originally featured in the book "Bandeiras de Portas e Janelas do Brasil no   less...

Holding a silvery fish, the archangel Raphael unfurls feathered wings. He is the protector of travelers. The companion of Tobias in the Bible, he guided the young man in his journey to recover a loan his father made to a relative. During their travels, a large fish attacked Tobias as he crossed the river. Raphael killed the fish and removed the bladder, which Tobias later used to cure his father's... more...

Holding a silvery fish, the archangel Raphael unfurls feathered wings. He is the protector of travelers. The companion of Tobias in the Bible, he guided the young man in his journey to recover a loan his father made to a relative. During their travels, a large fish attacked Tobias as he crossed the river. Raphael killed the fish and removed the bladder, which Tobias later used to cure his father's blindness. F�tima Salas portrays the angel in the style of the Cuzco School, which recaptures rel   less...

Working in a quiet palette of golden earth tones, Azorin paints a beautiful portrait of Jesus. "Through this image, I try to show the faith and hope of our redeemer, the sweetness of Christ's face, his passion and love to save us," the artist confides. He adds details in gleaming bronze leaf. Azorin has developed a demanding procedure to create the visual effects that characterize his artwork. Aft... more...

Working in a quiet palette of golden earth tones, Azorin paints a beautiful portrait of Jesus. "Through this image, I try to show the faith and hope of our redeemer, the sweetness of Christ's face, his passion and love to save us," the artist confides. He adds details in gleaming bronze leaf. Azorin has developed a demanding procedure to create the visual effects that characterize his artwork. After sketching the images with charcoal, he paints the composition then applies a smooth coat of lacqu   less...

Ghana's famed "Gye Nyame" symbol emerges in this work by Emmanuel Yeboa, its rotating form meaning "I fear none except God." Vertical and horizontal patches of color invade the sharp outlines, each variation exalting the beauty of batik design. Known as an adinkra symbol, this image is revered throughout the country. A charged piece for the home interior. Yeboa explains for us his process: "First ... more...

Ghana's famed "Gye Nyame" symbol emerges in this work by Emmanuel Yeboa, its rotating form meaning "I fear none except God." Vertical and horizontal patches of color invade the sharp outlines, each variation exalting the beauty of batik design. Known as an adinkra symbol, this image is revered throughout the country. A charged piece for the home interior. Yeboa explains for us his process: "First and foremost, I assemble my working tools, after which I sketch images on the calico cloth. With the   less...

The dark of night dramatizes refined movements, as Sanjay Kumar portrays a king in his royal howdah, accompanied by trusted court advisors. On the back of an elephant the hunting expedition ventures through the forest, representing the distinctive motifs of Rajasthan's Kishangarh art. Executed in natural pigments on 100% silk, this pair of paintings is certain to delight any elegant setting. Kisha... more...

The dark of night dramatizes refined movements, as Sanjay Kumar portrays a king in his royal howdah, accompanied by trusted court advisors. On the back of an elephant the hunting expedition ventures through the forest, representing the distinctive motifs of Rajasthan's Kishangarh art. Executed in natural pigments on 100% silk, this pair of paintings is certain to delight any elegant setting. Kishangarh miniature paintings are best known for their depictions of Radha and Krishna. The compositions   less...

Lord Krishna dances amid the gopis (village women) in this miniature Kishangarh painting. A stream courses seductively beyond, its waters reflecting the gilded luminescence of the palace in the backdrop. Sanjay Kumar executes the work in natural colors on silk, representing ancient Indian techniques of precise artistry. Imbued with Hindu song and joy, it is sure to find a welcome niche in any spir... more...

Lord Krishna dances amid the gopis (village women) in this miniature Kishangarh painting. A stream courses seductively beyond, its waters reflecting the gilded luminescence of the palace in the backdrop. Sanjay Kumar executes the work in natural colors on silk, representing ancient Indian techniques of precise artistry. Imbued with Hindu song and joy, it is sure to find a welcome niche in any spirited d�cor. Kishangarh miniature paintings are characterized by their depictions of Radha and Kris   less...

Night fills the sky as windows open onto black abandon. Andre de Miranda depicts a gracious old mansion. Once enclosing gardens and groves, it now finds itself near the city center, the land it occupies more highly prized than the empty home. Andre de Miranda creates a series of woodcut prints urging a collective memory that recalls the value of such homes. Xylograph (wood cut) print on Verg� pa... more...

Night fills the sky as windows open onto black abandon. Andre de Miranda depicts a gracious old mansion. Once enclosing gardens and groves, it now finds itself near the city center, the land it occupies more highly prized than the empty home. Andre de Miranda creates a series of woodcut prints urging a collective memory that recalls the value of such homes. Xylograph (wood cut) print on Verg� paper, titled "Noturno Vende-se" in Portuguese.   less...