Luxury Fine Art Nature Photography Blog (Art history)

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Salvador Dalí the Surrealist King of the Bizarre
Salvador Dalí: Who Was He and Why Was He So Important?

Surreality, waxy timepieces, oblong egg shapes – the name Salvador Dalí likely conjures a whirlwind of striking images from the artist’s most well-known works...

The Joy of Bob Ross and Those Happy Little Trees

Even if you’ve never stepped foot inside an art gallery or museum, chances are you’ve heard the name Bob Ross. You might also know about Bob Ross’s famous “happy little trees” or “happy little clouds...

The First Photographs Ever Created
The First Photographs Ever Created

In our modern era which is dominated by smartphones and mirrorless digital cameras, it’s easy to take photography for granted. But there was a time, not too terribly long ago, when a single photograph was a major ordeal – when people had to sit or stand perfectly still for several minutes just to have their picture taken!

In my blog I have written about the history of landscape photography, the greatest art heists of all time, and have asked really important questions such as Is Photography Art, Is this the Peter Lik Tree and so many more...

The Great American Landscape Painters
History of The American Landscape Painters

The American wilderness has long held a special place in the global imagination. Though by no means the empty and theftable landscape imagined by the earliest settlers from Spain, France, Portugal, and England, the natural bounty and diversity of North America was a stark antithesis to the crowded, messy order of premodern Europe...

Abstract Nature Photography: Complete Guide to Fine Art Prints

Abstract nature photography is a form of fine art photography that transforms elements of the natural world such as water, light, texture, and movement, into visually compelling compositions that emphasize emotion, pattern, and form rather than literal representation...

The Greatest Art Heists of All Time

In all the years I have been contributing to this blog I have covered countless topics, from the most famous abstract artists in history to the great American Landscape Painters. I've stirred debate and posed hypothetical questions from Is Photography Art to What is Fine Art Photography and everything in between...

Ten Famous Abstract Artists Throughout History
Ten Famous Abstract Artists Throughout History

A plethora of art styles have existed since art became a concept, but abstract art is often one of the most misunderstood styles of today’s age...

Traditional Art Vs Digital Art

Digital art has existed for several decades, but it has only recently become accessible to the general population of artists. Because more and more digital artworks are being created in today’s landscape, some art enthusiasts wonder whether one art form has more value than the other...

History of Landscape Photography
The History of Landscape Photography

The more that society has industrialized—become built up into big, loud, and crowded cities—the more people have become interested in and attached to nature and the outdoors...

Art Styles Throughout History
From Renaissance Through Contemporary | Art Styles Throughout History

The past century has seen a flowering in the variety of artistic styles. What was once a rigidly defined and formal craft bloomed into a more emotional and expressive form of creativity, giving birth to hundreds of unique genres and regional movements...

What IS Fine Art Photography?
What Is Fine Art Photography?

The phrase “fine art photography” is one of the few places where we can still run into the word “fine” in its original definition. “Of high quality” is a good description of this genre, but fine photography is much more than just “really good” photography...