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Michela Curtis

Duluth, Georgia, United States
Artist (Painting, Drawing)
Born unknown date
Art is a language wherein harmonies are born, and that language becomes a Song of Love and Light.Picasso

Art is a language wherein harmonies are born and that language becomes a Song of Love and Light. Art is our divine self-expression. Art forms are lines, squares, circles, triangles, colors imbued with the artist’s spiritual energy... A vision drawn out in a visual landscape of symbols, transcendent by the mere presence of passionate energy. Art is a portal into your own power. You can intellectualize art, record its history, its pedigrees, but its primal pulse, its language, its communication...that is another thing. Biographically speaking, I am the daughter of a painter, lived in France for some years and met Picasso during that time.

Discover contemporary artworks by Michela Curtis, browse recent artworks and buy online. Categories: contemporary american artists. Artistic domains: Painting, Drawing. Account type: Artist , member since 2014 (Country of origin United States). Buy Michela Curtis's latest works on Artmajeur: Discover great art by contemporary artist Michela Curtis. Browse artworks, buy original art or high end prints.

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The Guanacos • 1 artwork

Wild relatives of the llama, guanacos are humpless camels that inhabit the arid and semi-arid habitats[...]
Wild relatives of the llama, guanacos are humpless camels that inhabit the arid and semi-arid habitats of South America, as well as the Andean forests of Tierra del Fuego. They range from southern Chile to southern Peru, up to elevations of 14,500 feet. Their last remaining stronghold is the Patagonian steppe, a vast, windswept expanse of Argentina and southernmost Chile. To survive in harsh, dry climates, guanacos have a remarkable ability to conserve water and, like other camels, can obtain moisture from the plants they eat.

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Painting titled "The Guanacos" by Michela Curtis, Original Artwork, Oil
The Guanacos - Painting, 14x11 in ©2015 by Michela Curtis - Figurative, figurative-594, Animal, animals, camels, guanacos, South America, brown, white, black, yellow
"The Guanacos"

Oil on Paper | 14x11 in

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