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ARK Gallery
Animals have been a part of the art
world since man drew his first cave painting.
Here we feature work from modern artists who actively
support animal welfare efforts.
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ARK GalleryAnimals have been a part of the art
world since man drew his first cave painting. |
.iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/good-dog.jpg) .iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/new3.gif){kind=small} Katharine
Farmer's Dogumentary is a warm
perspective in black & white. |
.iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/pic2as.jpg) Oils
by Dan Ford. Dan donates a portion of
proceeds from sales of his works to animals. |
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LA artist Roger Henry has made animal
portraits his specialty. With a style reminiscent of
Edward Hopper, Roger paints animals in a human
setting--in the apartments, houses and cities where they
live. |
.iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/clemsm~1.gif) Included here are six watercolors from Francesco
Clemente's 1992 exhibit "Raga and
Paradiso" at the Gagosian Gallery in New York City.
Images are courtesy of the Gagosian Gallery. |
.iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/longosm.gif) Robert Longo Title: "Strong in Love" 1983 - acrylic, graphite on canvas 65" x 156" |
.iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/blurdo~1.gif) Edward Ruscha Title: "Sweet Friend A Man Can Have" - acrylic on linen 20" x 24" |
.iso/web/ark/wwwark~1.com/images/to.gif) Animal images by designer Todd Oldham |