The Artist Picchio shows in this extensive web site his galleries with 220 works of art, as modern, contemporary, abstract paintings,  sculptures and installations as art-in-space, visions, fantasies and calligraphy,  corporate collages, landscapes, flowers and art (about) work. All painted with pallet knife, using acrylic paints in his special style: “Segment-Art”

Marla Olmstead  She began painting when she was one year old, her work was first shown at the ripe old age of three in a New York gallery.  The public showing of the art work of children in a gallery setting is not new, particularly in Europe.  Her fame has already spread worldwide and her works have sold at fast clip, with prices doing the same.  Her "entire collection" can be viewed at the website.  Her rapid success should be an inspiration to artists young and old alike.

Robert Smithson  According to a recent article in NPR's Talk of the Nation,
Robert went west in the 1970's to create art in the wild, the Spiral Jetty was on work which was covered by the water of the Great Salt Lake, the waters have receded recently to unveil the work effected by time and the elements.  But this is just one of his works, view many more examples at the website.

Anna Fung ~ Influenced in her youth by Georgia O'Keefe, "My father gave me a book on Georgia O'Keeffe when I was in elementary school and since then I have often been inspired to paint subjects that people don't always get to stop and admire."  Anna is a multi-talented artist who also performs graphics arts, photography and web design, additionally she creates and sells greeting cards.

Gregory Steel ~ Gregory’s evolution as an artist and person has led him to not make distinctions between art and life. His art, as he explains, is only an extension of who he and is not a separate activity, but one fully integrated into who he is as a person. The art of ideas is a fundamental to his working process and is at the heart of all the work to date. Moving through academic studies and struggling with the modernist dilemma Gregory soon came to depend on the feeling that the art happens within the mind of the participant and not external or within the individual objects created; the experience is foremost in his work.

Glenn Miller 
A figurative and landscape painter, as well as graphic designer and novelist.  A student at Royal Queensland Art Society, 1980. Queensland College of Art, 1981-82, He has exhibited widely, including Sydney, New York, Paris and Beijing.

Daniel Burns
Daniel works with the "broadest possible focus" striving to capture that fleeting moment of interest.  Dan's studied in Pennsylvania, New York and California, he now lives in Austin Texas and works as an itinerate artist, gathering inspiration from his travels.  His works are found in galleries on New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, Washington D.C., Rochester, Atlanta, New Paltz (New York), and Austin.

Rick Fuller
Lasting Impressions Custom Artwork, This site features free hand pencil drawings and reprints by Washington Native  American artist Rick Fuller.
Included are pictures of birds, wildlife and some endangered species
Along with depictions of Native American Life from the Past and Present.

CD Talbert
An award winning artist who has competed in leading fine art shows and can be found in the publication Biographical Directory of American Indian Artist.  He works in both sculpture and all two dimensional mediums.

Lynn Rae Lowe  Flowing movement and color are a repetitive theme throughout her works in metal.  An accomplished artist working in a variety of media, giving gifts back to society.

Harry Hilson ~ The Hilson Museum of Art, yep his works fill a museum, virtually!

Ray Cologon ~ Cologon's work as a sculptor spans twenty five years. His work shows a great affinity for natural materials and frequently features precious and exotic woods, sometimes combining them with other media.

w-bouné.com   William "Bill" Bouné finds sources of inspiration in basic archetypal forms, such as...

The Spiral, "Early man gazed into the heavens and saw stars in the form of spiral nebulae and placed representations on animal skins and on cave walls, in her hand the swirl of the seed pod provoked creation of textile and jewelry, the spiral form inspired occult and spiritual symbols, modern man finds his genetic information organized in a double helix - intimations of greater unseen powers, movement, expansion and order - above all forms the spiral speaks to me!   wboune.devantart.com/gallery

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