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ART Effects Network 428 multi fx rackmount in good condition. Favorite of Dimebag Darrell from Pantera.

Untitled (Floral Still Life) by Edward Mitchell Banister. It is unknown when this particular piece was painted. Bannister who was known for his still lifes, was able to really capture the soft yet warm feeling of each petal of each flower. Today, this painting in addition to many others are currently housed in the Smithsonian. Recreated with the same soft brushstrokes and soothing pallet, this reproduction will delight any art lover. Frame Description: Opulent Frame. Color: Multi-Colored.

Artist is the font diva. subject is seasonal. style is seasonal. product type: gallery-wrapped canvas art made in USA. This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a collage of Santa’s. Prominent colors: white, wine, tan, red, green. Color: Black/ Grey/ White/ Brown/ Tan.

Artist is the font diva. subject is seasonal. style is seasonal. product type: gallery-wrapped canvas art made in USA. This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a collage of Santa’s. Prominent colors: white, wine, tan, red, green. Color: Black/ Red/ Grey/ Tan/ Wine/ Green.

Artist is Tina Mitchell. Subject is Seasonal. Style is Seasonal. Product Type: Gallery-Wrapped Canvas ArtMade in USA This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features the words ho ho ho with a depiction of a poinsettia. Prominent Colors: Black, Red, Grey, Tan, Wine, Green. Color: Black/ Red/ Grey/ Tan/ Wine/ Green.

Artist is Tina Mitchell. Subject is Seasonal. Style is Seasonal. Product Type: Gallery-Wrapped Canvas Art Made in USA This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a depiction of a wreath with the words Merry Christmas. Prominent Colors: Red, Wine, Black, Tan, Green, Grey, Brown, Yellow. Color: Red/ Wine/ Black/ Tan/ Green/ Grey/ Brown/ Yellow.

Artist is Tina Mitchell. Subject is Seasonal. Style is Seasonal. Product Type: Gallery-Wrapped Canvas Art Made in USA This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a depiction of a wreath with the words Merry Christmas. Prominent Colors: Red, Wine, Black, Tan, Green, Grey, Brown, Yellow. Color: Red/ Wine/ Black/ Tan/ Green/ Grey/ Brown/ Yellow.

Artist is Tina Mitchell. Subject is Seasonal. Style is Seasonal. Product Type: Gallery-Wrapped Canvas Art Made in USA This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a depiction of a wreath with the words Merry Christmas. Prominent Colors: Red, Wine, Black, Tan, Green, Grey, Brown, Yellow. Color: Red/ Wine/ Black/ Tan/ Green/ Grey/ Brown/ Yellow.

Artist is Tina Mitchell. Subject is Seasonal. Style is Seasonal. Product Type: Gallery-Wrapped Canvas Art Made in USA This ready to hang, gallery-wrapped art piece features a depiction of a wreath with the words Merry Christmas. Prominent Colors: Red, Wine, Black, Tan, Green, Grey, Brown, Yellow. Color: Red/ Wine/ Black/ Tan/ Green/ Grey/ Brown/ Yellow.

Discusses the patterns developed in Costa Rica, Panama, Colombia, and Peru, and looks at ancient metallurgy techniques

Robin Mitchell is a concept artist in the video game industry and is presently residing in Vancouver, Canada. This is a collection of his personal work and it ranges from sketches to final color pieces. "Drawing for fun and for yourself" are words he lives by.

This catalog was published in conjunction with the art exhibition presented by the San Diego Historical Society at the Museum of San Diego History in Balboa Park from June18 to July 31, 1988. Alfred R. Mitchell was the first painter of significance to start his career in San Diego. Since his first instruction in art with Maurice Braun at the San Diego Academy of Art in 1913, Mitchell's ability and reputation continued to grow until his retirement in 1966, at which time he was referred to as "dean" of San Diego painters.

Jeffry Mitchell approaches his artistic exploration of love, death, sex, and spiritual trial and redemption with sincerity and intuitive intelligence. His art radiates a charm and appeal marked by an exuberant abundance of forms, materials, and techniques. From his earliest experiments with resin and paper to his extended engagement with ceramics and his latest multi-part installations, Mitchell has consistently investigated the decorative and the theatrical-blurring distinctions between art, craft, and functionality. Mitchell, who has called himself a "gay folk artist," has developed a distinct visual language with symbolic characters like flowers, elephants, bears, and other flora and fauna. The seemingly child-like sweetness or nostalgic sentimentality quickly gives way to complex emotional content and narratives that touch upon Mitchell's identity as an artist and gay man as well as his upbringing in a working class, Catholic family. His work also responds to specific aspects of the history of art, craft, and visual culture. He fashions sophisticated twists on sources as diverse as Chinese funerary sculpture, folk art, Russian Constructivism, watercolor nature illustrations, and modernist assemblage. The Henry, together with Marquand Books, published the first monograph of the artist's work, Jeffry Mitchell: Like a Valentine. This 208-page book features full color illustrations of Mitchell's work. It includes essays by Sara Krajewski, Matthew Stadler, Patterson Sims, and Sam Korman; a conversation between Mitchell and artist Matthew Offenbacher; and anecdotes from Eric Fredericksen, Tina Hoggatt, Kristan Kennedy, Jeanne Quinn, Hanneline Rogeberg, and Tommy White.

Text is LIKE NEW. Very Clean. No writing or tears to text but is signed by artist. Book has a rubbed corner. NO Dust Jacket! This is the 1999 edition with additional artwork not in the 1996 first edition (some of the original artwork in the first edition was deleted to make room for the newer material).

Book is in NEW condition. 2.98

The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged.

This catalog was published in conjunction with the art exhibition presented by the San Diego Historical Society at the Museum of San Diego History in Balboa Park from June18 to July 31, 1988. Alfred R. Mitchell was the first painter of significance to start his career in San Diego. Since his first instruction in art with Maurice Braun at the San Diego Academy of Art in 1913, Mitchell's ability and reputation continued to grow until his retirement in 1966, at which time he was referred to as "dean" of San Diego painters.

In shrink wrap. Looks like an interesting title!

Jeffry Mitchell approaches his artistic exploration of love, death, sex, and spiritual trial and redemption with sincerity and intuitive intelligence. His art radiates a charm and appeal marked by an exuberant abundance of forms, materials, and techniques. From his earliest experiments with resin and paper to his extended engagement with ceramics and his latest multi-part installations, Mitchell has consistently investigated the decorative and the theatrical-blurring distinctions between art, craft, and functionality. Mitchell, who has called himself a "gay folk artist," has developed a distinct visual language with symbolic characters like flowers, elephants, bears, and other flora and fauna. The seemingly child-like sweetness or nostalgic sentimentality quickly gives way to complex emotional content and narratives that touch upon Mitchell's identity as an artist and gay man as well as his upbringing in a working class, Catholic family. His work also responds to specific aspects of the history of art, craft, and visual culture. He fashions sophisticated twists on sources as diverse as Chinese funerary sculpture, folk art, Russian Constructivism, watercolor nature illustrations, and modernist assemblage. The Henry, together with Marquand Books, published the first monograph of the artist's work, Jeffry Mitchell: Like a Valentine. This 208-page book features full color illustrations of Mitchell's work. It includes essays by Sara Krajewski, Matthew Stadler, Patterson Sims, and Sam Korman; a conversation between Mitchell and artist Matthew Offenbacher; and anecdotes from Eric Fredericksen, Tina Hoggatt, Kristan Kennedy, Jeanne Quinn, Hanneline Rogeberg, and Tommy White.

The stiletto is a style icon of the 20th and 21st centuries. Its seductive power has attracted a kalaeidoscope of women from Italian and Hollywood starlets Gina Lollobrigida and Marilyn Monroe to fetishists, punks, powerful business women, and sassy glamour celebrities - Madonna, J. Lo, and the Sex and the City girls. The stiletto has also attracted the world's greatest designers, from Vivier, Perugia, and Ferragamo in the 1950s to Vivienne Westwood and Terry de Havilland in the 1970s, and the must-have designer labels of today - Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik, Gina, and Christian Louboutin. Stiletto is a fun, comprehensive, and insightful homage to the stiletto and its long relationship with sex, power, femininity, fashion, and fetishism.