Edgar Degas
After the Bath, Woman Drying Herself - to view a larger picture as well as view more discerning data relative to this Edgar Degas artist image , go on through the artists label affixed to the reduced image of this piece to your left side. Get buying, framing and size guidance for this fine art art work. Edgar Degas has produced numerous other museum poster prints in a similar genre as "After the Bath, Woman Drying Herself", probe the artist catalog for for other gallerie artworks.

New HP Artist Edition Notebook for Artists and Graphic Designers
NVIDIA is proud to announce that the GeForce® 8400M GS graphics processor is featured in the stunning new HP Pavilion dv2800 Artist Edition Notebook. With artwork by young Portuguese designer Joao Oliveira giving its outside a distinctive look, NVIDIA’s technology ensures that users also have the graphics horsepower to unleash their own creativity.

Scott Anderson's 'The Art of Democracy'
Political art tends toward caricature, perhaps because political animus itself tends to moralistic extremes. So the prevalence of grotesques in "The Art of Democracy: War and Empire" at Meridian Gallery should surprise no one. But when artists confront the...

Natasha Wescoat
Heaven's Dawn series - to look at a bigger depiction of this image and find out expanded data relating to this Natasha Wescoat gallery artwork, click through on the artist title atop the small image of the print at your left side. In addition there is purchasing, preservation framing and print measurement consumer guidance for this wall artwork. Natasha Wescoat has produced many additional pictures in the same style as "Heaven's Dawn series", come see their other pictures.

Sepia Memories: Nineteenth-Century Photographs (Sat, Oct 11)
Worcester Art Museum, 55 Salisbury Street, Worcester, MA
Since we are all surrounded constantly by photographic images, early photographs are facinating. The subjects’ relationships to the camera are so well known to us. Glimpses of a schooner’s deck, a busy street in Canton, and the deserted commons of New England towns reveal worlds long vanished. Some of the earliest photographic landscapes of the Egyptian desert and the jungles of India hang near views of Boston, New York, and Paris. On view are images from the American Civil War, the first conflict to be extensively documented in photographs. Authors were among the celebrities of the era, and the show will include portraits of Walt Whitman and Dorthea Dix. This installation from the Worcester Art Museum collection, created from about 1840 to 1900, transports visitors to times gone by and exotic places. The exhibition includes many of the earliest photographic media, from daguerreotypes and paper prints from calotype negatives, to albumen prints from wet collodion negatives, the photographs that give these images their distinctive sepia hue. Cost: Free with Museum admission. Sundays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays, Saturdays, through Nov 30.

Berlin museum treasures at Legion of Honor
When Tim Simon was growing up in Elyria, Ohio, in the 1950s, his stepfather kept a copy of the famous bust of Nefertiti on a coffee table in the living room. Simon didn't think much about the thing at the time. Nor did the exotic Egyptian queen, wife of the...

Natasha Wescoat
Tangled Tree - to view a full size view graphic and find more information relative to this Natasha Wescoat museum poster, mouse click the artists text just above the small image to your left side of this posting. Get buying, frame and sizing hints for this artists print. Natasha Wescoat has produced many additional art prints in the same genre as "Tangled Tree", look at their other artist images .

Sometimes artwork is all about the framing
The contemporary painter who wants her work to look tuned in but not derivative, worldly but not ironic, may have to work between styles, as Londoner Katy Moran does. Anthony Meier gives the Bay Area its first look at Moran's art, which has garnered...

Pamela Gladding
Nutmeg - to glance at a full size view photo of this print as well as delved into further info associated with this Pamela Gladding giclee print, click the artists inscription affixed to the miniature image of the print to your left. Get buying, conservation framing methods and sizing recommendations for this museum art print. Pamela Gladding has many more wonderful gallerie giclee prints in addition to "Nutmeg", review the artist database for more art posters.

019 Impressed by Light: British Photographs from Paper Negatives, 1840–1860
Guest curator Roger Taylor traces the history and impact of the paper negative, or calotype, which was invented by Henry Talbot in 1841.

Craftmania: A Family Fun Day! (Sat, Oct 11)
Worcester Center for Crafts, Krikorian Gallery & Studios, 25 Sagamore Road, Worcester, MA
This is the second FREE studio-wide, hands-on, craft-related event for young families presented at the Craft Center. Families with children of all ages are invited to travel from studio to studio experiencing different media and creating artwork to bring home. Each child will carry a Passport to document their artistic travels and will be rewarded with a balloon for 3 activities completed. Sample Craft & Carry activities include mask making, clay animals, photograms, and metal bookmarks. There will be demonstrations, entertainment, refreshments including a soup and ice cream bar and a raffle to win a free class at the Craft Center! The WORCESTER CENTER FOR CRAFTS is a warm, accessible artistic community where young people and adults can find a means of expression through craft classes, exhibits and events. Our studios embrace those who are just beginning to discover their voices as artists as well as artists who are experienced in craft. There is something fundamentally human about making an exquisite, functional object from the elements of glass, wood, clay, or natural fiber and this drive has been the heartbeat of the Center for 150 years. We hope you will join us to experience craft. View our classes, exhibits and events at www.worcestercraftcenter.org or call us at 508-753-8183. Cost: FREE! Through Sunday, Jan 1.

Art and Science, Virtual and Real, Under One Big Roof
Eight years and $200 million in the making, the Experimental Media and Performing Arts Center aims to be a technological pleasure dome for the mind and senses.