
Category: Art
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Woman in Greens

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Zambia, a short illustrated book about our visit to a small village
We flew with friends to Dar Es Salaam, the capitol of Tanzania, to go by train to Zambia. The train trip was an adventure of its own. Our destination was a tiny village where our nephew Travis worked as a Peace Corps volunteer, helping the locals build a damn for their fish farm.
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Saint Sofia
Saint Sofia, dating from the 11th century, is one of the most important churches of Kiev. It is named after the Hagia Sofia in Istanbul, an amazing structure dating from the 3rd century Roman period, when Istanbul was called Constantinople after the Roman emperor Constantine. The buildings bear no resemblance to one another, however. Saint Sofia’s origin is in the Kieven Rus period, when the region was governed by a loose federations of Slavic and Finnish people. It has the impressive golden domes you find in Poland and Russia. The art decorating the interior has the same Byzantine look as well.

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Roofs of Kiev

Roof of Kiev, acrylics on paper, 11.5*16.5′, 30*42 cm Kiev’s architecture is impressive, largely from the 19th and early 20th with some Soviet Russia era contributions. The city is built on hills, and on cliffs overlooking the Dnieper River. This allows great views of the rooftops as you walk about.
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Strolling Poland- a short book
Click on the link below my water color painting of Malbork Castle to see the small book I created about our two months in Poland.

Malbork Castle, watercolor, 20 x 20 cm, 8″ x 8″ https://issuu.com/garyartista/docs/poland_book_2_14d696fd25c58d
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Close up

Close Up, acrylics, 40 x 30, 16.5 x 11.25″ We move in on the eye, it’s shimmering reflections, fluidity, how it conveys awareness.



