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A native of Huntsville,
Alabama, Arni has lived and worked inEdmond, Oklahoma
for the past 33 years. He works as a full- time art
educator and pursues art as a full-time profession. He
also continues to conduct workshops and demonstrations
whenever possible. He also teaches private lessons. His
work is included in collections in many states and in
several foreign countries. His paintings have received
over 450 awards and honors in major competitions.
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Da
Vinci Life
a 30X40 watercolor
celebrating Da Vinci's 558th birthday, April 15
2010. In this painting there can be seen
representations of, The Vatrvian Man, The last
supper, Mona Lisa, a portrait of Da Vinci an
airplain, and around the edges of the painting
are 10 of his most inportant inventions written
upside down and backward, as were all his note. The
are writtne with a feather quill, like he probably
used. I made the quill.
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Michelangelo Life
Michelangelo
this is a
22X30 watercolor celebrating his 535th birthday on
March 5, 2010. Included in this painting are
renditions of , the David, The Pieta, The touch from
the creation scene on th eSistine Chapel, the dome
of St. Peters, and the number 535 in the background.
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Picassos Life
This is a 22X30
watercolor Celebrating the death of Picasso on
April 8,1973. on that date 2010 Picasso would have
been 129 years old. This is really 3 paintings in
one.
Turned one way looking at
the PINK eyes there is a very young Picasso
portrait. Turned upside down from there look for hte BLUE
eyes and there is an older portrait with hios hand
on his head. turn it side ways and you see the
YELLOW eyes that saw the world as no one had before
or since.
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Van
Gogh's Life
This iw a 36X48
inch ACRYLIC, Celebrating Van Goghs 157th birthday
on March 29, 2010. This is really 4 painitngs in
one. look for the SILVER lines and you can see a
representation of "The Bedroon at ARLKES", Turn
another direction and look for the GOLD lines and
you can see a rendition of "The Night Cafe" Turn
another directionand look for the whitest or
brightest lines and see a portrait of Van Gogh with
out his ear and a bandage. Turn the other way and
look for the BLACK linies and you'll see a portrait
with his ear.
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