Other Artists
Original works by these artists are available through the gallery.
Voskan Galstian
Armenian-American, b. 1962 · Los Angeles
Armenian-American painter, b. 1962, MFA. Paintings shaped by the natural world, built in layered acrylic where line, color, and motion lead the canvas. Exhibited internationally; works in museum and private collections.
Fabio Fabbi
Orientalist painter · Bologna, Italy
Fabio Fabbi (1861–1946) was born in Bologna and trained in painting and sculpture at the Accademia di Belle Arti in Florence under Augusto Rivalta, winning prizes in both in the early 1880s. After travels to Paris, Munich and Egypt, he returned to Italy and devoted himself entirely to painting.
He taught at the Accademia in Florence, was elected to the Accademia di Belle Arti in Bologna in 1894, and was made a Knight of the Crown of Italy in 1898. He is best known for his Orientalist scenes of markets, bazaars and harems, works such as Slave Market, In the Harem and A Terrace in Alexandria, rendered in oil, pastel and watercolor. He also illustrated editions of the Iliad, the Odyssey and the Aeneid.
Fabbi exhibited in Turin, where he won a prize in 1899, as well as in Florence, Milan and Monaco. He died in Casalecchio di Reno, near Bologna, in 1946.
Antoine Blanchard
Post-Impressionist painter · France
Antoine Blanchard, the professional name of French painter Marcel Masson, is known for lively, partly imagined views of the streets of Paris as they looked at the end of the 19th century. Working from images of the city he collected from the 1890s, he painted its boulevards, carriages and glowing lights in vivid color with short, expressive brushstrokes.
His Paris includes landmarks such as the Arc de Triomphe, the Moulin Rouge and the Porte St. Denis on the Grands Boulevards. Notre-Dame was a lasting fascination, and he painted the cathedral again and again, in changing weather and light and from many vantage points.
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