L'Arte dal Cielo

       

Some of our members and visitors have sent in their paintings and drawings of clouds and we are very pleased to be able to put them up for others to enjoy.
     John Constable (1776-1837), the English landscape painter, said that the sky was the ‘chief organ of sentiment’ in his paintings. He become so obsessed with the clouds that, for a period in 1821 and 1822, he did away with the ground all together and devoted himself exclusively to painting cloud studies. What a clever fellow.
     Leonardo Da Vinci described the clouds as ‘bodies without surface’ and they are a challenging subject for any artist, especially given that they never sit still for a portrait.
    

 

From Roger Colson:

      


(Click images to enlarge) (© Roger Colson)

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From Peter Nesbit in Santa Fe, US:

      

      
(Click images to enlarge) (© Peter Nisbet)

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From 'a foremost graffiti artist of Albuquerque, New Mexico', sent in by Leah Aronoff:


(Click images to enlarge) (© A foremost graffiti artist of Albuquerque, New Mexico)

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From Adrian Martin in Lancashire, UK:

   
(Click images to enlarge) (©Adrian Martin)

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From Ingeborg Stana in Oslo, Norway:

      

   
(Click images to enlarge) (© Ingeborg Stana)

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From Pamela Athene Smith in Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire, UK:


(Click images to enlarge) (© Pamela Athene Smith)

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From Peter Nisbet in Santa Fe, New Mexico, US:

         
(Click images to enlarge) (© Peter Nisbet)

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From Alice Van Mil in Canada:

      

   
(Click images to enlarge) (© Alice Van Mil)

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From Henk Krist in The Netherlands:


(Click images to enlarge) (© Henk Krist)

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Cloud sketches from Marcia Erickson in Raleigh, North Carolina, US:

   
(Click images to enlarge) (© Marcia Erickson)

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From Donna Levinstone in New York City, US:

   

   
(Click images to enlarge) (© Donna Levinstone)

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From Lilian Biazon in São Paulo, Brazil:

      

      
(Click images to enlarge) (© Lilian Biazon)

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By Ken Bushe in Dundee, Scotland:


(Click image to enlarge) (©Ken Bushe)

 

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