Landscape mosaics have risen in popularity in the recent years. Check their meaning and beauty and check the one that works best for you.
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Church Carved in Rock on the mountain Ostrog Monastery in Montenegro
(2 min read) Though the first mosaics took their initial inspiration from ancient wall murals they soon evolved into a unique art form that never ceased to evolve and amaze. Over the centuries artists have continued to push its boundaries with new techniques, materials and themes to tell their stories
Description: A magnificent natural Tuscan mosaic wall art view from a balcony full of flowers overlooking the Mediterranean sea, with small houses by the sea. Marble Mosaic that has relaxing colors and is fully handmade from natural stones. Ideal for mural decorations. Unlimited choices of display location and the best being as home wall decor. Colors and sizes can be customized. SKU: MS510 Marble Count: 9000 Weight: 14kg (31 Pounds) Size: 100x80cm (39"x31") Material: Marble Thickness: 3/8" ( 8 mm ) Comes on a mesh backing Can be customized to any size or color as needed. Mosaic Uses: Floors, Walls, or Tabletops both Indoor or Outdoor as well as wet places such as showers and Pools. You can follow the link below to view examples on where you can use our mosaics: https://www.mozaico.com/pages/get-inspired
This amazing Miniature Figure 24"x43" Lady Vase Framed Vertical Marble Mosaic is hand cut from natural stones. It will give great value to the room or area you're installing it in. Weight: 13 KG (29 lbs) Dimensions: 60x110 cm (24x43 inches) Thickness of tile: 3/8" (7mm) Shipping outside the USA may vary from country to country depending on zones.Contact us for more details. Mosaics have proven to increase the value of your real estate and give you a unique decoration . Our mosaics can be installed indoor as well as outdoor in homes , offices , hotels , pools and even in large commercial areas . Quick Tips : For Easy installation , Your mosaic will reach you in one piece rolled as a carpet on a mesh backing. Our Mosaics Can be installed on walls , floors and ceilings . You can even glue it to a plywood and then hang them like a photo frame. Since we use natural marble , Granite , Quartz ... All our mosaics can be installed in wet areas such as pools , fountains and even showers . All our mosaics are resistant to any weather condition . Most our mosaics are made to order, to give you the possibility to customize the size ,shape or color . You can even order matching borders and plain mosaic field tiles to go all around your mosaic . Since most our mosaics are hand cut on request , we need 2 to 3 weeks of production and 4-7 days of shipping . Contact us if you wish to rush the order. We will deliver the mosaic to your doorstep , hassle free . You will benefit from free insurance on all shipments
At the Dance , originally uploaded by Barb Keith .
photo - Ashley Hayward
At the heart of Matt Small’s practice is the idea that “there’s always potential within everything.” The British artist gravitates toward an overarching theme of disregard in both subject matter and material, choosing oxidized hunks of iron, bits of patinaed copper, and crinkled aluminum strips that have been relegated to the trash to construct his metallic portraits. Expressive and emotionally charged, the corroded mosaics link rampant overconsumption and widespread tendencies to throw away what’s deemed obsolete or undesirable to the ways adolescents are marginalized and subsequently not seen as viable members of society. More
The first work in a growing collection of art: Gordon Smith 1965 One of these murals represents energy; the other represents growth. I'm guessing this one is growth. Artist Gordon Smith designed the murals, made up of approximately 89,760 hand-cut ceramic tiles. I'm not sure if that's the combined total for both murals, but I assume so. www.sfu.ca/archive-sfunews/sfu_news/archives/sfunews09080... "The first works in the collection were two tile mosaics made by Vancouver artist Gordon Smith in 1965, the year that SFU opened its doors. The mosaics are just west of the pond in the AQ (Academic Quadrangle) and are available for viewing day and night, 365 days a year. The collection is diverse, but includes significant clusters of key works by certain artists, such as the group of 17 works by the Quebec painter Marcel Barbeau, several of which currently hang in highly visible public spaces. There are signature examples of work from Vancouver painters Richard Turner and Joan Balzar, Ontario artists such as William Ronald and David Craven, and significant sculptures by Bill Reid and Geert Maas." www.sfu.ca/artgallery/collection.html
'Carnevale a Venezia' - Irinia Charny mosaic 'Serenading Gustav' ‡ Ceramic, glass and bead mosaics : Irinia Charny came to the USA in 1975 and is currently based in Irving, California. She studied various artistic disciplines ranging from large scale soft sculpture to polymer clay, to flameworked glass. Later on she worked as a computer programmer and librarian. She stumbled into the mosaic arts when she decided to redecorate an earthquake damaged fireplace with a mosaic design. Fortunately this blossomed into a full time career where she now creates mosaic panels, mirrors, decorative objects, and murals. '
Simply Red Postcard – Contemporary Mosaic Art Ciel Gallery is located at 1519 Camden Road, Charlotte, NC. The Simply Red Exhibition runs December 5 – 26, 2008. Ginger Terry, Galena Cr…
Irina Charny es mosaiquista autodidacta. Inspirada en el medio , construye formas únicas y personales de arte sobre la base del mosaico clásico.
(Top Left) Hot Bird #201, 1957, 37 x 13 in., LA Modern (Top Center) Bird #202, 1957, 37 x 13 in., LA Modern (Top Right) Partridge...
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Beautiful mosaic of cats, gracing the front of a classic Brussels city townhouse. Very charming buidling that one happens upon in Brussels' Ixelles - Elsene neighbourhood (Brussels is bilingual, with street and place names in both French and Dutch). The Belgian capital, Brussels, is a city of many small architectural delights on its older private residences, especially on the fin-de-siècle homes of the Art Nouveau era. A cozy, uncrowded and much less developed city than Paris, Brussels truly retains an Art Nouveau feel, with many homes having whimsical permanent decorations in the Art Nouveau spirit. These are photos from the daily life of writer and political refugee from the US, Dr Les (Leslie) Sachs - photos documenting my new beloved home city of Brussels, Belgium, my life among the people and Kingdom who have given me safety in the face of the threats to destroy me. Brussels has a noble history of providing a safe haven to other dissident refugee writers, such as Victor Hugo, Karl Marx, Charles Baudelaire, and Alexandre Dumas, and I shall forever be grateful that Brussels and Belgium have helped to protect my own life as well. (To read about the efforts to silence me and my journalism, the attacks on me, the smears and the threats, see the website by European journalists "About Les Sachs" linked in my profile, and press articles such as "Two EU Writers Under Threat of Murder: Roberto Saviano and Dr Les Sachs".) If you have read the story of how I narrowly escaped from the threats to murder me in North America, you know that my greatest grief is that, in order to save my own life, I had to leave behind my dear elderly blind cat - Miss Kitty, my loyal companion of more than a decade. In the hands of Canadian friends, my little blind girl paced her room and waited for me, for a few days past exactly one year; and then she died without ever seeing me again, without ever again hearing my voice, or ever again having my touch upon her fur. - I shall grieve for her to the day I die. - Miss Kitty was white in colour, just like one of the cats on this mosaic. God bless you, Miss Kitty, my little girl, I will see you one day in heaven.
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Original Abstract Mosaic Art About 24" X 12"
I used china from a vase,stained glass & beads
