Paul Robinson, Inc.
Paul Robinson, Inc.
Art is one of the truly special gifts that mankind has given to itself. Through art, the beauty and wonder of existence is uniquely interpreted and permanently captured into a timeless medium that can be enjoyed and appreciated today, and by generations to come. It is this timelessness that makes the purchase of fine art an effort worthy of careful consideration. At Paul Robinson, Inc., we know how important every aspect of an art acquisition process can be, and have carefully scrutinized each step to ensure that fine quality and absolute reliability are the consistent hallmarks of every purchase from our company.
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The artist was born in Naples in 1952. Since childhood, his ambition has always been to become a professional artist. Antonio Iannicelli’s works are an amazed contemplation of a world in which the soul of modern man has become aware of its own fragility, but in which he nevertheless finds unexpected joy. This artist’s works are not composed of cold impressions of landscape subjects – the “Venice” and the “Coastal Regions” of Antonio Iannicelli propose nothing photographic or artificial but evoke genuine emotion. Continual introspective research is definitely positive in the reaching towards future achievements. He has staged about twenty personal showings in Italy and abroad and has participated almost uninterruptedly in the highest national Art exhibitions. He has won numerous prizes.
The distinctive paintings of Erich Paulsen combine a rigorous impasto use of color with picturesque designs that create lively and impassioned paintings. Erich Paulsen portrays in his images a bold majestic sky accompanied by the charm and simplicity of everyday life in rural Germany. The coast and the old houses of the fishermen with its reed roofs fascinate him as well as the flower markets and the rich colour found so often in this part of Germany. His unique palette knife technique and pure colours give his paintings a particular flair and make them stand out from all other works of art. The result is a breathtaking work by a contwmpoary master. His work hangs in prominent public and private collections as well as galleries throughout Germany, Italy, Australia, Spain and the United States.
Jean Pierre Dubord paints the sea and marries it with the sun. The sea always starts again. A careful keeper of intimate nuances of light, he continually reminds us of the seashore, where the sea meets land, a painting of light silvery waves where sea gulls do their hovering dances. Paintings of the docks where the boats are ready to set sail into the big blue. These are a collection of paintings emphasizing light, in which the irises are lit with dabs of sunlight, as if he was to give the viewer a travel invitation. Dispersing a radiant touch, idyllically with subtlety, Dubord’s paintings aspire to captivate and recreate the magic moment of a tickling perpetual suspense.
Joan Segrelles was born in Barcelona, Spain in 1960. He studied at the Bellas Artes School in his home town where he discovered different techniques, materials and methods at the school. After Art School, Segrelles immersed himself in the world of artists, creating, sharing ideas and travel. He explored the beaches of Spain, painting for the tourist populated areas. Through this he caught the attention of the galleries that lie in these coastal regions. These galleries realized the quality and brilliance of his work, and were quick to hang his paintings on their walls. Today Segrelles is renowned for his magnificent paintings of the beaches and the sea. The viewer can see and feel exactly the mood his clouds have set on canvas. His vast domain of color and drawing make us dream of a previous time that we do not want to forget. He finds himself influenced by Monet and Matisse. Like Monet, Segrelles paints in a loose style giving no real detail, but the overall effect of his work is nothing short of spectacular.
Ru Hui was born in Ben Xi, Liao Ning, China in 1969. Her fondness for nature became the catalyst for her art. Ru Hui’s parents encouraged her artistic education and following High School, she attended Lu Xun Art Institution. Ru Hui now lives in the Northeast of China, where she is surrounded by beautiful mountains. With developing interest in the Plein Air style of painting, she decided to devote more time to her passion for painting and love of the outdoors. She found that capturing true color, value and the mood of a subject was best done on location. She usually goes deep into nature to search for subject’s and lighting. Ru Hui says that it is best to view her works from a distance to appreciate the depth of the scene that will appear three dimensional. While she considers herself an emerging artist, her work can be found in many private and corporate collections.
The artist who would become world-renowned as W. Eddie was born in 1955 in Hong Kong. His passion for art, evident at the young age of eight, led to admission to the prestigious Hong Kong Art Academy. Unlike most students, however, by the time Eddie graduated, he had exhibited in several competitions and his work was already popular in Hong Kong. The young successful painter brought his family to America in 1982, where he studied at the Art Students League of New York. A year later, he won the New York Public Painting Competition, becoming the first-ever non-American to even place in the top three. He spent several years in living in France and Switzerland where he studied European Impressionism. His landscapes, however, exist only on canvas, and their extraordinary nuances of color, dynamic depths of field, and beautifully balanced compositions are completely his own. An impressionist of the first order, Eddie acknowledges the influence of Monet in his command of light, water, and air, while his brushwork and splashes of color-especially his signature reds-are reminiscent of Renoir. His very collectable pieces marry gentle movement with a calm tranquility, and his style has become familiar to art lovers the world over.
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