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What techniques did Van Eyck use?

Mediums, like oil paintings and naturalistic panel pictures.


What is a convention Chinese artist Shen Zhou used in his brush paintings?

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Why was drawing invented?

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Who is C Carson the artist?

C. Carson is Actually Japanise, I met him in about 1989. We purchased our art at a "art party" like you would purchase Tuperware. We took a couple of paintings out to Jameson Galleries in Redlands, Ca. I believe, And had him sign them ( he would sign in Japanise only). He did not speak english. He paints himself into some of his paintings portraing himself as American. Like Hargrove, in the 80's they painted in the Norman Rockwell Style. Kids playing, old cars, and old country settings. ( I own aboubt 20 Lithographs) some limiteds from both Carson and Hargrove. My search for C. Carson is what brought me here. Hope this helps a little! C. Carson is a Korean artist who has been living in the U.S. for almost 20 years, currently in Roselle, IL. Many of his paintings were sold in the late 1980s and the early 1990s (which include the limited editions) although he has painted some more since then. Here are several pictures I've been able to find which represent his various styles of paintings. I've thrown these pictures together onto a website (it may take 30 seconds or so to load up the pictures): www.cob.tamucc.edu/tklaus/CCarson.htm


What was the subject of Rene Magritte's paintings?

because painting is super fun just like in the ancient