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Big Deal, Tiny Art: The annual December explosion of miniatures' shows prompts a look back.
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What's the big deal with miniatures? This month, not one, not two, but four displays of miniatures are on display at local museums and galleries. Their small size guarantees big numbers of artists represented, and, in most cases, small prices to entice patronage. At the Monterey Museum of Art alone over 300 artists have donated tiny works of art to Artists' Miniatures 2002, the museum's annual holiday benefit. Exhibitions of mini-art are also opening this weekend at the Carmel Art Association, Art House in Pacific Grove and the Zantman Galleries in Carmel.
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Artists make their mark St. Charles Fine Arts Show returns for its 10th year.(Neighbor)
; ...three-fourths inch by 1-inch canvas. (Miniatures) are the perfect outlet for my sense...niche. Cook, 76, will be one of 95 artists from across the country and region...Illinois Avenue. Cook has painted miniatures since the one he gave his wife of...years, said the show has grown from 38 artists in ...
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Artists Scale Down Their Dimensions
; ...will be a good chance for us artists to meet different people...Albuquerque Museum's popular "Miniatures" show and thought that concept...smaller works would give the artists a chance to do something...organizing an invitational miniatures show, artists really got excited, said...
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Miniatures are big deal for gallery
; ...special array of miniatures. "She had collected...the most famous artists, and every one of...of collectors." Miniatures were the photographs...While expensive artists could be hired to...employing talented artists to capture their...demand for portrait miniatures soon dried up. ...
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IT'S A SMALL WORLD AFTER ALL; MINIATURES CUT CRAFTSMANSHIP DOWN TO SIZE.(NEWS)
; ...a lid, those who work in miniatures would more likely view it as a pie plate. Artists and hobbyists who create...Ludwigs. ``When you are in miniatures, you save everything,'' she...her patio into a museum for miniatures - about 90 percent of them...the Antelope Valley Fair's miniatures ...
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Art; Tiny Portraits Of the Soul; At American Art, Affectionate Miniatures
; ...article published last November: "The specialist in miniatures was expected to do hairwork - the meticulous manipulation...comfortably American and thoroughly familiar. But the miniatures themselves seem alien and antique. Those set with...tokens of devotion worn by knights in battle. These miniatures of ...
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Beauty in life after DEATH; Richard Edmonds delves into the lost art of painting miniatures.
; ...groundbase was generally ivory. Miniatures became a speciality of...European settlers finally took miniatures with them to America they...with all its different artists and subjects is discussed...Loss: American Portrait Miniatures (Yale: pounds 25) which...had originally set their ...
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MINIATURES REFLECTED AFFECTION, FASHION, TRAGEDY.(Living)
; ...collection. (He had other miniatures made, too.) * Miniatures as tokens of affection: Eye miniatures, particularly popular in late 18th century into...the back indicates it was meant as a memorial. * Miniatures reflecting the cult of personality: These miniatures celebrated popular figures, ...
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eye of the beholder An Eldorado woman's house is filled with an array of objects for sale to artists
; ...of Stanziola, the toys, games, miniatures, books, boxes, fabric, buttons...you're an artist. "These are artists' resources," she says. "I'm not...for inspiration, some are book artists or collage artists or assemblagists," she says...
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Art / Pennsylvanians' handsome works . . .: Michener show "Artists of the Commonwealth" has a western bent. Susan Hagen's wood miniatures make a stark Eastern State statement.
; ...Michener director Bruce Katsiff also contributed. The artists included supposedly had an impact on the art of the...Pennsylvania, so viewers probably will encounter talented artists they've never, or rarely, seen before. They'll also...exhibition's visual impact is more western. One of the artists ...
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Big hand for the Eastern miniatures.
; ...illuminated manuscript. As most of the eight artists in this exhibition trained in the West...that the miniature lives on: though these artists may bring something very contemporary...unstitches. Fully at ease with tradition, these artists are energised rather than stifled by their...
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