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  • How A Person Should Store Art Drawings
    Being organized is one of the most important things for an artist to do. Every artist should be a person who is well organized. The drawings and paintings need to be kept safe and clean. This will show the seriousness of an individual in carrying out such an investment. There are many ways of keeping the drawings and painting safe from any kind of damage. It only needs a bit of organisation.
    Published 24May2012, viewed 2 times
  • Facts About Fine Art
    There are different media with which they can be used when producing a painting. The three different types of media, usually involve, watercolour, acrylics and oil. The style is quite dependant on the type of media used. They could be expressed in abstract form which will include lines, color and dots that are not easy identifiable. On the other hand, they can be in real life forms.
    Published 11May2012, viewed 4 times
  • Business Areas Where Art Is A Common Feature
    The word art encompasses many different forms of expression. It is an activity carried out by talented individuals either for leisure or for the purpose of investments. It refers to film, photography, painting and other visual media but on a broader base, it involves music, dance, interactive media and literature.
    Published 11May2012, viewed 21 times
  • How To Profit From Art
    With the economic outlook still very wobbly, investing in the stockmarket remains a challenging prospect. And with interest rates at rock bottom, earning a decent return on savings can be difficult. This has led to an increasing number of investors looking for alternative options for their money, such as art.
    Published 08May2012, viewed 11 times
  • Art As A Form Of Investment And Online Limited Edition Offers
    The idea that human beings can put onto paper, images depicting, the surroundings, animals and buildings has been in practice for many centuries. The only thing that has changed is the form in which this is done. Ancient tribes would use basic skills. Nowadays, the application of technology is widely acceptable in all types of art. No wonder, it is easy to find many paintings posted at internet sales points.
    Published 07May2012, viewed 18 times
  • How To Operate An Art Gallery Successfully
    Art is amongst one of the old forms of expression on the planet judging by the numerous rock drawings in various parts of the world. People have for long appreciated art and it remains an important part of their lives. It has since become a serious business raking in millions of pounds each year and has also seen schools that are wholly dedicated to it opened. This is a look at how to operate a gallery successfully.
    Published 05May2012, viewed 15 times
  • Areas In Our Daily Lives Where Art Is Prevalent
    Art is one of the widest subjects known to man. Although many have reduced it to mean the paintings and prints that artists draw, it happens to be wider and more complex than that. It encompasses a lot of disciplines making it an important part in the human life. The following is a look at the various facets of this discipline and how it is intertwined in our daily lives.
    Published 04May2012, viewed 17 times
  • How To Popularize Your Art School
    Anyone who operates any kind of an investment knows that they must do all that it takes to make it known far and wide. Whatever the size of the organization, whether it is a startup or a multinational, it needs to be advertised so that people can know about its existence and the services it offers. The following are some tested ways to popularize your art school.
    Published 30Apr2012, viewed 19 times
  • The Life of Salford's Favourite Son
    Laurence Stephen Lowry was born in Rusholme, Manchester, in November 1887, the only child of Irish-born R S Lowry and Elizabeth Lowry (born Hobson). He attended a local schoolcollege in Victoria Park, but took private lessons from William Fitz, before starting work as a clerk for a firm of chartered accountants in 1904.
    Published 26Apr2012, viewed 9 times
  • Art As A Personal Investment
    Art is well known to be one of the best personal investments available. Frequently the media inform the public of record prices received for masterpieces. In general the market seems to survive economic downturns well because people with money are usually the ones who are the last to be affected by unemployment or costs of living. However, an investment in art has certain characteristics that should be understood.
    Published 26Apr2012, viewed 15 times
  • How To Invest In Art
    These days, many people are considering investing in the right art for either office or home. Investing in these artworks offer potentially high returns. It is highly suggested that you add your ownership to the art, so that you can enjoy it while you wait for the returns. Like any type of business, supply and demand directly have an effect on the prices. Other aspects include the condition of artwork, rarity, aesthetic values, and validity.
    Published 26Apr2012, viewed 5 times
  • Interesting Facts About Beautiful Art
    Art usually takes many forms. It can be in the form of paintings, the way people dress, the way people decorate their homes, prints and how someone will express themselves. All these things help to build up the entire concept. It takes a keen eye to notice something good. The way people express and interpret it is different therefore this brings about the beauty and uniqueness.
    Published 26Apr2012, viewed 16 times
  • Things You Need To Know About Art Investment
    Cultured people would tell you that investments in art could provide them with more satisfaction than other types of investments. This is because artwork is appealing and tangible pieces can sometimes enhance the quality of their daily lives. Nevertheless, they would tell you that investing in paintings carries as many risks as investing in bonds, stocks, and properties, and they also feel a need to justify their purchases as part emmotional.
    Published 25Apr2012, viewed 23 times
  • A Detailed Guide To British Art Investment
    The demand is sufficiently strong for art British investments in paintings and prints as to guarantee a healthy marketplace at all levels of interest. There are many art-gallery style catalogues where you can search for good deals. It is also possible to browse through galleries that specialize in a particular type of works of art. There is even a possibility of getting a bargain in flea markets, but this is very rare, and highly unlikely..
    Published 15May2012, viewed 73 times
  • The Essential Guide To British Artwork
    Judging by the level of interest expressed in recent years over art British investments paintings prints, it is safe to assume this is a thriving industry that will go on doing very well into the foreseeable future. This means that any investment that is being made now in the industry is projected to make good returns in the future. However, the world of art being what it is, you are well advised to be cautious.
    Published 15May2012, viewed 17 times
  • The Real Art To Investment
    From the days of Van Gogh to the present day, there are however a breed of thoroughbred, pure, artists who paint simply because it is their reason for living. It is these artists and the admiration for them from the general population that pushes their work into the limelight of financial investment.
    Published 23Apr2012, viewed 21 times
  • Investing In British Art
    Investing in British art seems an exciting thing to do. You might think about reviewing catalogues from the many Galleries of British art, browse through museums or look for your own masterpiece in flea market hoping to find some secret art treasures. But is it a plan that will result in making you richer? We shall examine the pros and cons of art investment in today's highly volatile markets.
    Published 15Apr2012, viewed 108 times
  • British Investment Paintings
    British art investment may be anything from a recent abstract limited version Giclee print to historical oil paintings by a well-known master, a pastel landscape, or perhaps a sculpture, or mid-19th century watercolour. The type of artwork does not matter, so long as there is a market for it. As with any type of investment, there can be a risk if you decide to speculate on a product with the hope that it will increase in value.
    Published 14Apr2012, viewed 21 times
  • British Wildlife Artists
    African wildlife and British wildlife inhabit different continents. Yet English artists share their love and admiration for the animals though a one common medium, paintings. One of the most experienced artists of his time is undoubtedly Sir Edwin Landseer. His method of painting has been described as realistic. 'Realism' artists fully believed in painting their subjects without exaggerated emotionalism.
    Published 14Apr2012, viewed 20 times
  • A Beautiful Investment
    Investing in art can be tricky however; enjoying the beauty of some fine art work in your house can be a lovely bonus. One particular frame of thought is that you should enjoy the art instead of purchasing it purely for investment objectives. But it may be better perhaps to combine the two ideas, having a beautiful piece of fine art decorating the home and the potential of a good financial investment.
    Published 29Mar2012, viewed 28 times
  • The World of British Art
    There are so many different styles of art to consider these days, from contemporary splashes of paint on a canvas to a meticulously painted watercolur from the victorian era. It is always wise to consider current fashions and how the market is evolving. The general idea would be to purchase a work of art before the artist has reached his or her maximum popularity.
    Published 11Mar2012, viewed 20 times
  • Have It Your Way - Commissioning Art For Your Collection
    In the past, the only real way to find a piece of artwork to add to your home or your investment collection was to work with art agents or dealers, trawling artist studios and searching through galleries and art shows until you find the perfect pieces for you. When collecting works of art, it isn't enough to find something that has monetary value, but, for most people be something they find pleasing and would enjoy having in their home.
    Published 02Apr2012, viewed 43 times
  • Buying Art - What and Where Should You Buy
    As in life, nothing concerning the world of art is ever certain. While art prices have remained relatively buoyant, even in this difficult economy, things can always take a turn for better or worse at any moment. Despite this fact, many people have become very rich over the last few years due, in large part, to the rising popularity of art as an investment with affluent Chinese, Russian, and Indian collectors.
    Published 05Mar2012, viewed 45 times
  • Holidaying In France And Spain
    The choice of holiday is always a very personal, subjective view. Some of us may prefer to spend our time in the rolling hills and rugged coastline of Devon, other may prefer the Highlands of Scotland. The basic desire for a holiday however always remains the same. People wish for relaxation, fun, somtimes adventure, a change from their daily routine lives.
    Published 25Feb2012, viewed 37 times
  • Understanding The World Of Art Investment
    Art investment has turned into a great meansof earning money in the current financial climate. Individuals may purchase paintings and drawings to decorate their own house as well as making it an asset for future use. People have been making money in business ventures such as these for many years.
    Published 21Feb2012, viewed 67 times
  • Looking Into Art As An Alternative Investment
    Before you go out and buy your first piece, there are a couple of things you have to know first. There are tips and guides that you should follow if you would like to invest in certain paintings, sculptures and other art works. You should read up on news about the art market and keep up with analysts. By doing this, you will make wiser decisions.
    Published 13Feb2012, viewed 38 times
  • The Benefits And Risks Of Making An Art Investment
    Making an art investment is a risky business. Methods to reduce the risk include researching the gallery's reputation and paying a professional to research a work's provenance and determine its marketability. Collectors, dealers can all make mistakes and waste important funds on work that they think is investment material. However, art investment returns can make high profits and bring more benefits than risks.
    Published 12Feb2012, viewed 50 times
  • Buying Your First Painting As An Art Investment
    When you visit the museums you may be in awe of the paintings and vases that are displayed. And when you go to the home of a friend you may be equally amazed at what they have hanging on their walls. As they tell you about the paintings they own you can see the value they put on collecting art as an investment.
    Published 05Feb2012, viewed 99 times
  • The Techniques of Artwork Investment
    The world of British art investment is not an easy one to understand. The choices can be overwhelming until you know exactly what it is you're serious about buying and also some consideration should be given to potential sales in the future.
    Published 02Feb2012, viewed 48 times
  • European Investment Paintings
    Buy what you love. Hang your favourite picture on the wall of your home for the pleasure and the passion of the work. But does this philosophy apply to investment art? We look at a few pieces of advice that can make the decision easier.
    Published 31Jan2012, viewed 64 times
  • Tips For Making An Investment In Art
    It is not always easy to make the correct descision when considerting buying a piece of art. Hopefully, these few practical tips will help a potential investor make the right descisions.
    Published 25Jan2012, viewed 63 times
  • British Art
    Looking at the early beginings of British art and how it progressed through the years.
    Published 14Jan2012, viewed 47 times
  • Exploring France As A Beautiful Country in Europe
    Explore the beautiful destinations of this wonderful country and discover the many famous tourist sights which include medieval towns, castles, prehistoric caves and lush scenery. The region is able to satisfy the needs of those who seek relaxing experiences by heading to secluded towns and the untouched countryside. One may pursue activities such as a picnic along the Dordogne river, wine tasting and educational experiences via museums.
    Published 26Dec2011, viewed 130 times
  • The Famous Holiday Destinations In France
    The landscape of France is rich and varied. The rugged and windswept rocky headlands on the Normandy coast feel a world away from the green rolling hills of the Dordogne. Let's not forget that the country also features a swathe of majestic Alpine scenery, the like of which attracts visitors year round.
    Published 15Dec2011, viewed 149 times
  • Successful Art Investments
    Art and collectibles trading depends on the market forces just like other forms of investments. However there are other factors that determine the prices of art work investments. Some of these factors include the condition of the painting, authenticity, and the visual appearance of the work.
    Published 15Dec2011, viewed 110 times
  • A Niche in Investment Art
    All over the world people are investing in art and expecting good returns in the future, though if critics are to be believed these decorative pieces will not bring much profit, the market is so opaque and everyone would like a high cut for themselves. However, investors have a totally different outlook, for them Investment Art is a new arena of edifying assets and higher capital gains.
    Published 02Dec2011, viewed 73 times
  • The Famous Holiday Destinations In France
    Visiting another country can be a little daunting for the first time, and even more so for the older generation, but the warmth and hospitality of the french with their special sense of humour, soon touches even the stongest hearts.
    Published 01Dec2011, viewed 111 times
  • The Advantages Of A 'Green' Business
    Consumers are starting to shift towards green products and companies since they have been shown to be safer to use and they are making a contribution to the environment. 'Green' businesses are not only attracting more attention from potential customers but from possible investors, also, according to Dow Jones Sustainability Index.
    Published 30Nov2011, viewed 159 times
  • Making Your Small Business Green
    The importance of being 'green' cannot be emphasized enough, particularly for small and new businesses. Home and small business owners are usually hesitant on becoming more environmentally friendly. It is not because they don't care but because green products usually cost more. How would spending more help them earn more?
    Published 04Dec2011, viewed 71 times
  • Green Business Ideas for Existing Businesses
    The recent years have been plagued by many calamities that are associated with the deteriorating environment. The concept of global warming has become a household issue these days. All of us are now aware of how we could do our share to help lessen the pollutants that affect our mother nature.
    Published 04Dec2011, viewed 101 times
  • Green Business Opportunities
    According to the survey of the Natural Marketing Institute, there are Americans which they considered as LOHAS or those following and practicing lifestyles of health and sustainability. About 63 million Americans are considered to have this kind of lifestyle. These consumers are the perfect reason to establish a green business.
    Published 03Dec2011, viewed 124 times
  • Green Business Ideas You could Take
    Do you have problems coming up with sound ideas for a green business? If you are doubtful about your ability to come up with creative ideas that would surely sell, here are three effective and practical ideas that would surely be of great help. Remember that a green business could also be sustainable and profitable in the long run.
    Published 02Dec2011, viewed 86 times
  • What is a Green Business?
    In the modern world it is inportant that we all make some environmentally conscious efforts to keep the world rich in resources and unpolluted. Man's greed is destroying much of the natural world and threatening not only our lives, but the lives of our children and the creatures that share the earth with us.
    Published 29Nov2011, viewed 78 times
  • Making The Right Investment When Buying Art
    There are many ways to invest money in your home and an excellent method involves putting art on your walls. A fine painting appreciates in value over time and is also an excellent way to beautify the home interior. There are many advantages to considering an artistic investment in your home.
    Published 14Nov2011, viewed 101 times
  • Conservation and the Earth On Which We Live
    Our Planet is made of finite resources, and it is our responsibility to use them in the best possible manner, and having a respect for the other animals who live on this earth with us.
    Published 08Nov2011, viewed 101 times
  • Thinking Of Buying A Painting
    With the world economy in a relatively unstable and precarious condition, finding a way to invest capital so that it remains safe and risk free is no longer as easy as it once was. As the usual investment sources such as stocks and shares are no longer seen as the safe bet that they once were, there is now a lot of interest in art, and specifically wildlife paintings, as a means of protecting one's financial standing.
    Published 08Nov2011, viewed 116 times
  • Thinking Of Next Year's Summer Holidays
    At this time of year, with the weather changing so rapidly, we may be forgiven for thinking of the next year's summer holidays. The long hot summer days seem to have dissappeared to be replaced with an Autumnal windy cold rain. Now is the time our minds start to reminisce over last years fun, and plan the next adventure.
    Published 07Nov2011, viewed 60 times
  • Wildlife Survival Across the Globe
    The threat is real and increasing everyday. Thousands of endangered wild animals, various species of Tigers, Rhinos, Elephants and many more are being killed as we read this article, for 'medicine' and other 'ancient remedies'. Together with the recent upheaval in Kenya, the political situation is now desperate, the inhabitants are struggling to survive. The recent unrest, in the country has made Kenya less stable as a tourist destination.
    Published 03Nov2011, viewed 72 times
  • Journey Through La France
    We often forget that our neighbour, France is a large country by comparison to England, over twice the area. It is very diverse and has many varied landscapes and extremes of weather. Snow capped mountains in the Massive Central, Grenoble and the Pyrenees mountains, give way to lush green fields. The south of France is notably drier and warmer, there is a marked difference primarily due to climate between a city such as Carcasonne to Paris.
    Published 01Nov2011, viewed 55 times
  • Realistic Thoughts On Diversifying Your Art Investment Portfolio
    Do you know the difference between an original print and a limited-edition print? Some would contend that they are one and the same as far as originality goes, but you can certainly purchase a limited-edition print which is not an original work of art. An original print, therefore, is basically created by hand from a stencil or plate that has been hand created by the artist in order to produce the finished result.
    Published 27Sep2011, viewed 90 times
  • Engaging Thoughts On Determining The Value Of The Limited Edition Print
    The term signed limited edition prints seems to be fairly clear cut. Even if you are a newcomer to the world of art as an investment you should be fairly clear about what you're purchasing if you opt to go down this road. However, it may not be quite as apparent, as there are a large variety of different printing methods and processes and you need to be able to understand exactly how the product you are buying has been conceived
    Published 26Sep2011, viewed 79 times
  • Excellent Suggestions On Comparing The Stock Market To Fine Art Investment
    You could be forgiven for considering whether or not you should withdraw all of your money from all those so-called "safe" vehicles and stuff it under your mattress, somehow. Is it better to sleep on top of your money in this way than to subject it to the vagaries of the stock market? It seems that the people who are in charge of tending to your money in these places are scared of their own shadow.
    Published 26Sep2011, viewed 85 times
  • Stimulating Suggestions On How You May Find More Than You Bargained For In The Dordogne
    If you live in Britain you may sometimes grumble about the weather, some of the congestion and various other elements of the British lifestyle, but you should be happy to be also classified as European in this modern day and age. As members of the European Union we have no restrictions whatsoever in terms of travel and movement and can quite easily jump across the channel to explore our beautiful neighbouring lands.
    Published 20Sep2011, viewed 77 times
  • Indispensable Thoughts - What's Better, A Roller Coaster Or Fine Art Investment?
    Do you like roller coasters? Many of us enjoy the thrill associated and never quite seem to "grow up" as we continue to enjoy that summertime trip to an amusement park, just for kicks. Doing an inverted loop and screaming along with your companions is one thing, but it's not the kind of experience that you want to savour each and every day as you watch your retirement nest egg become subject to the extreme vagaries of the current markets.
    Published 20Sep2011, viewed 86 times
  • Collecting Art For Pleasure and Profit
    The art of making a collection of anything goes hand in hand with an interest in the subject and is usually a labour of love. I have known many people who collect all sorts of fine objets d'art to paintings watercolours, prints, drawings and even the most unlikely articles, such as pebbles from a particular beach.
    Published 13Oct2011, viewed 93 times
  • The Addictive Art of Travelling and Holidaying
    We have all been on holiday or travelled to some unusual environment, whether in our own country or across the world. Somtimes such an event can be quite stressful, as it takes us away from our normal routine. But no matter what the initial thoughts may be, such a move is without doubt very enriching to the spirit, and can only help us to see life from different sides in the future.
    Published 05Oct2011, viewed 108 times
  • The Value of Real Art
    Art and investment has been an interesting topic of conversation for generations. We take a look at the pros and cons of making such an investment and a few factors that should be remembered when purchasing a work of art.
    Published 04Sep2011, viewed 102 times
  • Holidays. Where and When?
    Timing and location is often critical on the one annual holiday that we prepare for throughout the year. Many factors influence the final descision on where to go and when. We briefly take a look at this subject.
    Published 30Aug2011, viewed 98 times
  • Walking Holidays In Rural France
    The joy of travelling through the countryside and all it has to share, is sometimes a elusive jewel for the majority of us. Wonderful lanscapes, wonderful walking and fantastic cuisine are some of the many wonders to be experienced on a walking holiday in rural France.
    Published 22Aug2011, viewed 113 times
  • Art As An Investment In The Industrial North Of England
    Art and investment have travelled side by side for many years. We take a look at how it may be beneficial to collect art in a certain area of the country, and what we should be looking for in a painting.
    Published 16Aug2011, viewed 92 times
  • The Beauty Of Art In The Contemporary World
    A look at the beautiful and amazing world of art, and how it nourishes the spirit and as a result has become sound financial proposition in our quest for greater wealth.
    Published 04Aug2011, viewed 106 times
  • Benefits Of Investing In Wildlife Art
    A summary of the financial advantages in buying wildlife art. In today's highly volatile financial climate, we are often looking for a solid commodity that will increase in value through the thick and thin,. Wildlife art can provide the perfect answer.
    Published 05Jul2011, viewed 123 times
  • Estimating The Value Of An Artwork
    For the amateur, pricing a painting of art can be tricky. However, with a few simple rules in place, the whole process can be made relatively easy. It is also worth remembering that ocassionally so-called experts who do not have access to a certain type of work or who have an interest in selling their own work have sometimes been known to give false or grossly exaggerated advice to their trusting clients for their own ends.
    Published 17Jun2011, viewed 143 times
  • One Of Many Great Northern British Artists
    A tribute to one of the greatest British artists,. Laurence Stephen Lowry, whose work has now reached the dizzy heights of twenty times the record for a modern British artist.
    Published 16May2011, viewed 149 times
  • Protecting The World's Endangered Species
    Across the world there are many organisations whose aim is to protect the ever decreasing wildlife population. This short article looks at a few of these organisations.
    Published 10May2011, viewed 331 times
  • Spring Has Arrived Early In France
    A short look at the recent warm weather that has been enjoyed across Europe and in particular France.
    Published 06May2011, viewed 147 times
  • An Overview of the Structure in Afar Poetry
    Afar poetry is sung and music is accompanied. The Afar are an ethnic group living mainly in Eritrea, Djibouti and Ethiopia who have contributed some of the world's most imaginative and beautiful poetry.
    Published 31Mar2011, viewed 269 times
  • If We Love The Dog So Much, Why Do We Hate Being Called A Dog
    Our females sometimes bitch. Our males can act like mad dogs. In fact the deranged dog is the most effective description of an individual who has lost all control. And that is the point. Does a dog loose it's mind, or does it discover one of its own?
    Published 29Mar2011, viewed 164 times
  • MMA Monopoly
    In the last ten years the sport has grown from obscurity to become some of the most watched sporting events in the world. Since the acquisition of the UFC, Dana White and the Fertitta Bros have monopolized the MMA world. The past ten years have seen them buying out most rival firms.
    Published 28Mar2011, viewed 202 times
  • Buying Works Of Art
    The buying and purchasing of art for pleasure and investment can be a minefield. We try to unwrap some of the myths surrounded in this closed yet highly lucrative business. Here are some tips for the first time buyer.
    Published 22Mar2011, viewed 161 times
  • Thoughts Of Art In The Modern World
    The reasoning behind much of today's contemporary artwork, and its value to the artist and the collector.
    Published 23Feb2011, viewed 173 times
  • Nottingham to Karachi on a Motorbike
    A motorbike journey across Europe into Asia, without months of planning and packing, no professional routing and camera crews, just the minimum of time to plan and money to make it work. As you might plan a journey to the seaside.
    Published 11Feb2011, viewed 176 times
  • Estimating The Price Of Paintings
    In the present financial world, greater numbers of investors are searchinglooking for another, a more stable method of investing and saving their money. This short article looks at the enormous financial rewards that can be made and enjoyed by buying into fine art.
    Published 17Feb2011, viewed 190 times
  • Fine Art Set to Soar
    The financial situation, caused mainly by errors in the banking industry has led to an increase in the investment of fine art. We examine the facts of several sales by one particular artist's work to show the stability and the financial gains.
    Published 06Feb2011, viewed 231 times
  • The Art of Sales
    Selling has always been an art throughout the ages. We examine briefly some dos and don'ts, and why some retailers may be more sucsessful than others.
    Published 12Feb2011, viewed 159 times
  • Wildlife Art and Financial Investment
    The fact of owning a piece of art for a financial investment is becoming more attractive every year, and we see some huge financial gains that have been made in this way. This short article examines the possiblity and methodology behind making such a descision.
    Published 02Feb2011, viewed 182 times
  • Travelling Through France
    A few informative notes on travelling through and across the different regions in France. A look at it's culture and its cuisine, as see through the eyes of a foreign traveller.
    Published 31Jan2011, viewed 165 times
  • Holidaying in France
    The pleasures of travelling through France, and the many highlights that can be found along the path.
    Published 22Jan2011, viewed 197 times
  • Art For The Investor
    Investors come in all shapes and sizes. Some are looking for a quick return on their money, other are looking more long term. Some prefer to invest in products close to theit heart' Others may wish only for a large percentage increase. We examine the highly profitable world of art in our society today.
    Published 20Jan2011, viewed 171 times
  • Art in the Financial World Today
    Through the ages mankind have always been searching for excellent products in which to invest their wealth. It appears that at present, there has never been a better time to invest in paintings by some of the world's most well known artists. This article looks at and illustrates this method of investing next to more orthodox ways.
    Published 16Jan2011, viewed 197 times
  • The Retail Christmas Season
    Christmas has become the pinnacle of retail shopping. December sales are by far the most important for most retailers. This is a brief look at what is happening, and what can happen to business and society as a whole. The overall mentality, the psychological aspects all have their parts to play in the actions we take.
    Published 25Dec2010, viewed 168 times
  • Hints On Purchasing And Aquiring Paintings For Financial Gain
    The art market is not as fickle as much of the public may assume. In hard financial times, it has been a stable investment, and this is clearly shown in this article, which explains rules to buy a painting for the purpose of investment.
    Published 01Dec2010, viewed 180 times
  • Northern British Paintings
    A quick glance at a long running painting show in Harrogate, and how it has evolved into a prestigeous exhibition not only for the artists, but for the town's population.
    Published 29Nov2010, viewed 168 times
  • The Increase in Artwork as a Financial Asset
    With the current financial situation leaving many people with serious doubts over the traditional banking institutions. Ther art market has become a much more attractive alternative for investing money.
    Published 25Nov2010, viewed 172 times
  • Investment In Art
    The world of art as viewed from the perspective of a financial investment.
    Published 19Nov2010, viewed 284 times
  • Sea Level Rise
    The causes and effects of sea level rises throughout the world.
    Published 28Oct2010, viewed 266 times
  • Blake Versus Wordsworh
    The contrast between to of England's greatest poets, writing about the same subject, London.
    Published 11Sep2010, viewed 848 times
  • David Shepherd The Wildlife Painter
    The dedication of wildlife artist and conservationist, David Shepherd, to save the world's endangered species.
    Published 22Jul2010, viewed 205 times
  • Investing In Fine Art
    The world and career of wildlife artist and conservationist, David Shepherd.
    Published 18Jul2010, viewed 176 times
  • Life and Works of David Shepherd
    The internationally renowned wildlife artist and conservationist, David Shepherd's climb to fame and fortune.
    Published 15Jul2010, viewed 686 times
  • Art For Investment.
    If you are looking at investing in art, there are several important factors to consider.
    Published 21May2010, viewed 202 times
  • The Lowry
    "The Lowry" - The museum of works by the northern British artist, L.S.Lowry.
    Published 22Apr2010, viewed 205 times
  • David Sheperd: Artist Conservationist
    David Sheperd is classified as Naturalist Artist, Painter, and Conservationist. He was born in 1931 in the town of Hendon, a suburb of London England.
    Published 21Apr2010, viewed 215 times
  • Stanley Spencer
    A short history of some of the country's modern British artists.
    Published 10Mar2010, viewed 271 times
  • Shakespeare
    The life and times of Shakespears, and a brief insight into the workings of his plays.
    Published 25Feb2010, viewed 273 times
  • Art in its purist form.
    A brief look at art throughout the ages and an examintion of its meaning in society today.
    Published 06Feb2010, viewed 246 times
  • L.S. Lowry
    A short description of the life and times of LS Lowry. His artistic influences, his surroundings and his feeling for the people around whom he lived everyday.
    Published 05Feb2010, viewed 279 times
  • What is art?
    A brief examination of the subject, art, and its apparent influence in todays society.
    Published 30Jan2010, viewed 274 times
  • Trains, planes and elephants.
    This is a short story on the life and work of a British wildlife artist that has come to realize the importance of conservation, and works hard to help in any way possible.
    Published 11Jan2010, viewed 225 times
  • Sir William Russell Flint.
    Born in Edinburgh on 4th April 1880. Son of Francis Wighton Flint, a watercolourist and designer, Sir William Russell Flint's background was already an artistic one. He became a draughtsman at a large printing works in Edinburgh, which taught him the discipline needed to become one of the great artists.
    Published 10Jan2010, viewed 736 times
  • Cornwater Fine Art
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