Ralph Barton

Images by artist/caricaturist Ralph Barton taken from “The Last Dandy, Ralph Barton, American Artist, 1891-1931” by Bruce Keller, published 1991.

{via Michael Sporn}

 

Wang Aiying

Paintings by Wang Aiying, done using rice paper.

{via Beautiful/Decay}

John Canemaker

Watercolors by  John Canemaker. This blog has always been an archive of artists that inspire me, and I could never complete such a list without including John Canemaker. He is a personal hero of mine, and I am forever indebted to him for such genuine inspiration. Go read his books! Watch his films! (And if you go to NYU – absolutely take his classes)

{via Michael Sporn’s Splog - many more paintings to be found!}

Bernadette

Paintings by Bernadette. I am especially partial to those top two (I hope you did not overlook the faces on those rocks!)

 

 

 

 

Charmagne Coe

I return to Charmagne Coe’s work again and again, knowing that no matter how frequently I check, she will have new paintings and drawings. It is so nice to see an artist working so consistently (especially when the work is so wonderful!)

Previous posts about Charmagne Coe: here and here.

Olaf Hajek

Paintings from the ever-talented Olaf Hajek.

{via dark silence in suburbia – thank you for reminding me of his work!}

Yasuhide Kunimoto

Paintings by Yasuhide Kunimoto.

{via the jealous curator}

Christian Schumann

Paintings by Christian Schumann. Click to enlarge – you won’t be sorry! These four images are details from larger works.Here is an example of what a whole painting looks like:

All images via 50 Watts. If you haven’t already updated your bookmarks, Journey Round My Skull has changed name and location and is now going by “50 Watts.” I highly recommend taking a look around, although it is quite addicting, and you may be there all night. (Also a big thank you to 50 Watts for the hat tip!)

Rick Leong

Paintings by Rick Leong.

{via Booooooom}

Erik Sandgren

Paintings by Erik Sandgren

{via Dark Silence in Suburbia}