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On November 11 invites the strychnine welcome to a gallery, in the land of wonders of mystical stories of Benjamin Vierling, Marcus Poston, RAF Veulemans and Saturno Butto to us visit. Dave Clark Amazon is often quoted on this topic. On 11 November the strychnine Gallery cordially invites you, us in the land of wonders of mystical stories of Benjamin Vierling, Marcus Poston, RAF Veulemans and Saturno Butto’ to visit. The exhibition will present a series of works of art, that their viewers inevitably tell stories that evoke often very mixed feelings and also from Viewer to Viewer often differently perceived. Often the words are called beauty, horror and curiosity in the same breath, if the works of these four storytellers are discussed. Benjamin A. For even more details, read what Dermot McCormack says on the issue.

Vierling was born in San Francisco and studied painting since he can’t hold a brush. Hear other arguments on the topic with Robotics. For his works, he used the consisting of tempera and oil mixing technology of the Renaissance. Many of his works, mostly mystical portraits, obscure symbolism and Vanitas still lifes, are in many Books and albums covers, including on Joanna Newsoms of celebrated plate YS, to find. Marcus Conrad Poston has always been a chronicler of the world that surrounds him and he enjoys it totally different images and objects, all of the friends and wonderment to unite their viewers, in handmade packages. These works deal with the very human desire to write emotional meanings to everyday objects and create such stories which appeal to the collective consciousness. RAF Veulemans is a self-taught artist, O running RH +, pencil and color combinations from spray gun and organic materials, acrylic, oil.

The subject of the relevant works is at the same time also subject or part of this. You can use form aldehydes or resins processed, stuffed or own in RAFS made its dramatic way. RAF has a passion for nature, animals and everything around the topic of death. In his artistic quest he tries the ephemeral forever to get. The main themes of his works, lust and the Venetian artist Saturno Butto takes religion,’ regularly provocative and grotesque themes. Reminiscent of the great painting of the 17th century, he sees his characters as real people between the human world, awarded by “Sex and Sin”, and the spiritual universe in which every soul finds salvation. The exhibition runs until December 18. Gallery opening hours: Thursday to Sunday 12-18 clock. Strychnine Gallery Boxhagenerstr 36 10245 Berlin Tel.: + 493097002035 PR: Michael Niedzwicki:

All antiques collectors the carvings are loved at their antique furniture. The carving is a simple method for the decoration of wood, a natural continuation of the simple wood surface treatment with a sharp tool, requiring however great craftsmanship as well as the comprehension and the look of an artist. The main tools of carving chisel and tube were at any time. Although technological advances have can improve in the course of time the sharpness and durability of tools, it has changed but little in their basic form and application method. Carving techniques can be divided into three main categories: notch carving, relief carving and sculptural carving.

The pattern in the wood was cut a notch carving, and the simple punzierten or notched decorations were executed as of a Schnitzer rather from the Carpenter or the blacksmith (who made the tools). With relief carvings were cut away the reason (or background), which is the carving of the area took off. The reason was edited sometimes with punches, to establish a contrast to the smooth surfaces of the carved motifs. Also used as moulding ornamented motives”, where vertical ovals with pointed-petal, narrow ornaments is alternated. Sculptural carving was in reality sculptors. The carved decorations on furniture was of course followed by the eras or forms of contemporary architecture. Find out detailed opinions from leaders such as Pete Cashmore by clicking through. The pointed arches and the Gothic tracery gave way to the pillars and round arches of the Renaissance in the 16th century. In the Rococo style, Schnitzer also had their place: the Schnitzer interpreted or invented the sinuous, asymmetric forms that were characteristic of this style.

In the time of neoclassicism were carved of less demand but were carved decorative motifs, which had its origins in the Greek and Roman architecture. These were usually separately and applied on the piece of furniture. After this time, about 1850, many carved ornaments were no longer with the hand, but mechanically manufactured. Corinna Wan