His paintings are charming and very thought-provoking, sometimes, looking at them, I would like to help these poor creatures … His understanding of kiss and heaven is really unusual.

You can easily spend hours while looking at his pictures.

Salvador Dali really stands out above the rest of the painters of his time. He developed his own method of world perception and successfully embodied it into life. He was able not only to perceive multiple images within the same configuration but to show them in his paintings.

It is not a secret that Dali suffered from a mental disorder and namely this disease helped him to create such fantastic pictures, sometimes it seems that they are balancing right on the verge of reality and madness. 

I think we will hardly find a person who doesn’t want to own one of Dali paintings. But it goes without saying that such buyings can cost an arm and a leg to most of us. That is why, if you can’t draw a replica of such masterpiece on your own, you are welcome to order the best quality reproductions of the famous paintings. As a rule, a reproduction costs not less than $600, but you can get it much cheaper from this China-based company. I think it is no use to explain that the artists are experienced and talented and they try their best to make all pictures look even better that they are. What is more, you can save some extra money as well, just order wholesale Dali oil painting.

As to me, all Dali paintings are brilliant, and tastes differ but I like the most Person at the Window, 1925. The combination of landscape, glass reflection, and a person – fantastic. The light is perfect. I love everything in this picture )))

Laura is a second-generation artist, her father was a painter. Most of her life she paints, namely since 12 years. She has a degree in Fine Arts from West Valley College in Saratoga in California. It is possible to buy her pictures online. More pictures!

1. The first place is occupied with… a picture from Vladimir Kush or Jacek Yerka. I will hang it in my hall and will spent hours while looking at it, enjoying it and finding new details. It is so thrilling. And, please, don’t even dare to think that these pictures are cheap and not popular at all, oh, no, in no case. I just don’t have to compete with Louvre in order to hang it in my own room. I adore surrealism, it is incredible art.

   

2. The next thing I would like to see in my home is a KISS Chair from Silence and Grace. Why? Because it can make me laugh, it will draw attention of my friends and occasional visitors, because I feel myself a real designer while looking at it (actually, this chair is made in a form orchid, but I can spend hours while proving, that it is a KISS!) But, I don’t want to cheat myself – it is not convenient at all.

   

3. Snow White Vacuum Cleaner from Electrolux, not because I adore cleaning, but because I adore my home being clean. This vacuum cleaner will always remind me, that if you dance you must pay the fiddler. It is a must to clean it after the cleaning. Also, it a completely silent device. I just like it.

   

4. Cute small toy owl from tweed, cotton and almost real eyes. It looks like a guest from my childhood. I already imagine myself with this owl, I will take care about it and love it. And when we will be in a quarrel with my owl, I can put pins in it and then take them off and say “I am sorry!” I just want it.

   

5. Moonlight tea-service. When it is cold outside I adore drinking tea. Very often I like drinking tea in the middle of the night and to observe the moonlight. But, it is very challenging, because, I can be late for my work. So, to buy this moonlight service is a perfect opportunity to kill two birds with one stone.

   

6. An outdoor chandelier, for example, from Kodjo Kouwenhoven. It will provide me with opportunity to breath more while sitting in front of the chandelier on the threshold of my own house. I can even put an aromatic candle there. Oh, adorable!

   

7. A contemporary fireplace from Dominique Imbert. It looks a little bit futuristic and even strange. But, none of my visitors will have a desire either to touch it or to put a leg under it. Thus, it will be safe and sound.

   

8. Nairobi Bombe Chest. Because it is stylish, fashionable and will create an atmosphere of an old and luxurious castle. And one more reason, I will never buy one, ’cause I’ve got completely another furniture.

   

9. The Artichoke Vase by Esque. It is bold, bright and stylish. I will look from my window and see yellow leaves (then my mood goes down), then I will look at this vase and understand that winter is coming soon (so, leaves are not so bad, my mood goes up!). Moreover, it is exquisite and eye-catching.

   

10. Pillows from Paco+Lupe. They are tremendous and so lovely! And a good news – I can put it under my back in order it to fell comfortable while sitting on the KISS chair. Bright colours, they will help stay tuned during cold winter and late autumn months.

And now, please, just imagine me, sitting on the KISS chair, looking ate the picture of Vladimir Kush with my owl, tea-service and other stuff. Funny!

The following video is a gathering of the brightest pictures from Vladimir Kush. You can take a cup of tea, some sweets or cookies and to enjoy this relaxing video!

Vladimir in only 42-years-old, he was born in a small wooden house in Russia and his artist career started at the age of 3. His father was a scientist. Being a school-boy Vladimir attended 2 schools: a regular one and an art one. Art was a hobby of young painter, he adored these lessons and namely because of this, entered Moscow art Institute at the age of 17. Since 1987, sales and exhibitions began. Father of the artist, helped him greatly, he told him, that in the middle of any picture must be a code, a mystery or even a secret, and the rest of the picture must explain it. Vladimir had a couple of successful exhibitions in Germany and the US.

Jacek was born in 1952 and only in 1980 became a real successful artist. While studying at the University, Yerka can’t stand the pressure of teachers and instructors – they told him what to do and how to do and told him to be less realistic. But, Jacek didn’t pay attention, he continued working in a Flemish style. And, finally, teachers gave up and admitted Jacek to be a genius.

The first serious picture of Jacek was made a year before entering the college. In college, he studied graphics. Yerka had a very happy childhood and considered it to be a some kind of Golden Age. Everything was beautiful: buildings, people, architecture… namely these surrounding made a great artist out of me.

And now let’s talk a little about Yerka’s paintings. It is not easy to draw a picture. The first stage is – work of imagination, then comes a turn of a small rough copy. The 3d stage – time proving, a project rests for some time and if after a week or two the artist still has no decision to go on with it, it will never see real life or can be sold to a collector.

Each work costs approximately rough $3000. Yerka’s paintings are mainly acrylic on canvas.

P. S. In warm weather artist works below his favourite tree. Jacek says, that its scent inspires him…