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Kirk Douglas played Vincent Van Gogh

Atma — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 21:48:24 +0000

Here we specialize in making original occasion cards, Atma know how to project feelings from a painting, our work is a typical example of how a picture is worth a million words.

We love some of the Classic Painting which is around such as a Woman Undressing. This painting has been in circulation for years and like all good art work many have tried to immolate it by doing their own interpretation of the drawing some have even come close yet others have made a complete mess of it.

We pay tribute to great artist such as Vincent Van Gogh loved by so many and became even more popular when the song Vincent with the most amazing lyrics by Don McClean was written as a special reflection of his own feelings of this wonderful artist. This song stimulated so much interest about the artist and it popularized the film or they contributed to each other the song the film and van Gogh. It is truly amazing how these work. Kirk Douglas played Vincent Van Gogh and did a really wonderful job which I am sure for those of you who have not seen the film or heard the song will be truly touched.

I’ve have been into paintings for many years now and still struggle to understand what the message is in when an artist does a drawing or creates a card with a mesage but when you look at it the impression it gives is though a baby with broken finger created it.

A Woman Undressing

Atma — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 21:46:28 +0000

Nick from Atma Cards comes up with all types of ideas for paintings and drawings and with his diversity and flexibility he has decided to draw a well known painting known by many titles. like to come up with ideas on the cuff and doing this painting and adding it to the site is no exception.

For the ultimate drawings and paintings this is the place to be. A Woman Undressing also know by other titles

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Atma — Mon, 07 Nov 2011 21:41:48 +0000

As is immediately obvious from the Neo-Impressionist approach this artist takes to his canvas, this gentleman makes no compromises when it comes to the quality of his work. Although not actually going to the extreme of Van Gough in the sense of cutting-off one of his ears, in every other respect he is a new Van Gough in that he is completely passionate and believes in everything he creates. Here his fantastic freshness and readiness to break new ground can be seen in evidence.