Topic: Painter

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Jay Johansen- Paying Homage to Artists of the Past with his “Fusion Art” Series ˜ Centaur Art Galleries

“Billie Holiday“- Acrylic Coated Mixed Media

Jay Johansen’s Fusion Art

Growing up during the ’50s & ’60s in Oakland, Johansen inspiration derived from urban scenes that were painted on buildings. This lead him to study urban artists of the past, and to pay homage to those talented creators that most of the world will never know who they are. This lead him to create a new form of artistic interpretation called “Fusion Art”.

“Unchained Glamour” Marilyn Monroe-Acrylic Coated Mixed Media

Today he enlivens monochromatic faces of different legendary pop icons, movie stars and more with vivid colors that seem to bring life to the surface he is using. Jay continued to create figurative paintings that were difficult to distinguish from photographs. Now with the freedom to create art as he chooses gave him the energy of renewal that allows him to create art he never felt as a professional artists.

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Kurt C. Burmann- Newest Visionary Artist Now Available at Centaur ˜ Centaur Art Galleries

“Fix It” 2020- Acrylic on Linen Canvas

Introducing Kurt C. Burmann to Centaur Galleries.

Kurt Burmann is one the most renowned and admired space and visionary artists. Born in Michigan in 1956, Kurt grew up in the rural country farmland of Michigan. It was there he became inspired as a self-taught painter. His career now spans over forty years as a professional artist.

He is known for his exquisite use of color with strict attention for detail and perspective. His unique blend of visionary, environmental and space art themes, combined with a metaphysical and spiritual flare, has earned him many top awards and international acclaim.

Kurt’s artwork have graced the covers and pages of many leading international magazines, several prestigious books, textbooks and children’s books, including: In The Streams of Stars, Visions of Space, and Isaac Asimov’s Library of the Universe. His art is reproduced on many popular fine art prints, canvas Giclee’s, posters, greeting cards, puzzles and numerous licensed products.

His original paintings have been exhibited throughout the U.S. and abroad in numerous solo and international group exhibitions, including: “The World Contemporary Art Exhibition” held in Los Angeles, CA., and the prestigious (IAAA-ASTC) “Other Worlds” international exhibition.

“Monsoon Rising” 2001-Acrylic on Linen Canvas

He has produced many works for science centers, space centers and space museums, as well as background painting and set design for The Children’s Miracle Network Telethon. Often his visual appear in worldwide planetarium presentations and educational television programs.

Many of Kurt’s finest originals have been displayed in several of the most prominent museums, including The Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, and are also represented in many outstanding private and corporate collections throughout the world.

Kurt and his wife Carol, of forty years have three grown children and five grandchildren. They have resided in Scottsdale Arizona for the past thirty years. In their time they enjoy being with family and friends, spending time with grandchildren and being close to God in the great outdoors fishing and camping. From his Scottsdale studio, Kurt continues to master a variety of subject themes and new genres, techniques, and evolving skillful ideas, perpetuating his career as an artist and his devoted passion for fine art painting.

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Hole #10-“The Camellia at Augusta National” A Unique by Jesus Villaflor Zevallos Bacci ˜ Centaur Art Galleries

Centaur Gallery is proud to offer a highly unusual and beautiful unique oil painting of one of the most famous holes in all of golf….Augusta National’s toughest challenge, the famous Hole No. 10… ‘The Camellia’. This par four hole is considered the Master’s toughest to play. Amazingly this colorful work is a painting not a photograph! The artist is the internationally collected Jesus Bacci, one of South America’s premier landscape painters. This one of a kind oil on canvas showcases Bacci’s ability to blend colors to create rich, vibrant environments in his highly collected works. This unique work is offered at an incredibly advantageous price! This is a wonderful opportunity for a golfer to own a truly extraordinary and beautifully framed oil.

Call now to speak with a live Centaur Art Gallery representative about “The Camellia at Augusta National” or any other artistic work by Jesus Villaflor Zevallos Bacci –

(702) 737 -1234 or visit our showroom.

Serigraph Artwork “Celebrating 100 years of Neon” By LeRoy Neiman ˜ Centaur Art Galleries

Centaur Art Galleries of Las Vegas has the largest exhibit of LeRoy Neiman’s artwork on display. LeRoy Neiman was an American artist who lived between 1921 and 2012. He is known for his use of sriking colors, and is well known for paintings of leisure life and athletic competitions such as the Olympics, the Super Bowl, the World Series, championship boxing, PGA ant the Masters golf tournament, entertainment, and gambling to name a few. Neiman’s “Celebrating 100 years of Neon” produced in 2005 was commissioned by the Las Vegas Convention and Visitor Authority through Centaur Art Galleries. “Celebrating 100 years of Neon” is a plate-signed serigraph with a total edition size of 500, of which 250 are hand-signed.

The screen print is a collage of typical scenes you will see in Las Vegas, the show girl and the cowboy and you can’t forget about the gambling. At the top of the serigraph is the well-know “Welcome To Fabulous Las Vegas, Nevada” sign. Above the sign reads 100 YEARS 1905 – 2005. The name Neimen gave the painting, “Celebrating 100 years of Neon,” is interesting. On May 15, 1905, Las Vegas was officially founded a city. In Las Vegas, we have the Neon Museum. The Neon Museum is where all of the old Las Vegas signage goes to retire. The museum didn’t officially open until October 27, 2012, but the point giving the background to the museum is Las Vegas is known for its neon lights. You can also see many of LeRoy Neiman’s other brilliant pieces inside Centaur Art Galleries of Las Vegas.

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