Here are a variety of Art works by Artists that have led an inspiring path, Enjoy!
Because objects of art are expressive, they are a language. Rather they are many languages
John Dewey
 | Norman Rockwell Connoisseur, 1962
This painting is a tribute to Jackson Pollock.
Did you know that Norman Rockwell never thought of himself as an artist?
He considered himself an illustrator. After all that was his job for the Saturday Evening Post. |
Andy Goldsworthy Frozen Egg
Andy is a nature sculptor. He only uses material from nature. In this image its of ice piece that he pieced together slowly and carefully to create this egg. |  |
 | Bombing of Guernica Pablo Picasso c.1937 Cubism
Pablo is best known for co-founding the cubist movement. He is known for his Des Momesielles and the Bombing of Guernica. |
Water Lilies 1914 Claude Monet Impressionism
Monet was the considered the leader of the Impressionism movement. Their focus was on lighting and colour. During this period oil tubes were made, enabling the artist to paint outdoors. |  |
 | Temptations of Saint Anthony Salvador Dali Surrealism
Surrealism is an artistic style using dreams and fantasy as subject matter. The artist pushed the subject matter to a new level. |
Spirit Fish 1996 Norval Morrisseau Canadian Native Art
Canadian Native Artist, Norval was inspired by his visions. He used these visions as his subjects for his artwork. |  |
 | The Scream Edward Munch Expressionism
Expressionism was a period about inner thought. Munch painted this image based on a true life experience that he felt. Walking along a bridge with two other friends, he felt the sudden urge where he couldn't move or speak. His friends kept walking and all he could do was stop and scream. |
White Museum Pieces Irene Whittome, 1980's Canadian Modern Art
Whittome became interested in how the museum organizes and places items. She used this concept in her work. |  |
