Dimitri Pavlotsky
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Dimitri Pavlotsky
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View fullsize Thrilled to see my artwork featured as the frontispiece in a new Brill publication on Emmanuel Levinas by Bettina Bergo. Levinas (1906–1995) was a Lithuanian‑French Jewish philosopher who transformed how we think about ethics. He taught that r
View fullsize Thrilled to share that my painting “Scuffle” will be included in Art Speaks: Abstract Expressions at Bridgeport Art Center. Bridgeport Art Center – Third Floor Gallery 1200 W. 35th Street, Chicago Opening Night: Friday, Jan 16, 7&n
View fullsize Study for the next painting. 'Portrait of a Young Gentleman' . . . . . #sketch_book #OldMastersModern
View fullsize Excited to be part of the upcoming show at @povosgallery — opening tomorrow (Thursday) at 6 PM! It’s shaping up to be a high-energy night, with lots of artists — the friends of the gallery, as Povos calls us. Hope to see you there.
View fullsize Today is the final day to order these limited-edition giclée prints before the shop closes at 5 PM Central for the holidays. They are high-impact pieces featuring vivid, cinematic images and the pronounced old-world texture of William Turner
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View fullsize Happy Friday! Highlighting another diptych, also available as a two-print set. This diptych is a modern, plasticky reconstruction of a Baroque-period painting by Janssens, “Ceres, Bacchus, and Venus.” In the original, which might have b
View fullsize Happy Holidays! Highlighting the latest diptych from my Holiday Print Sale — from my series Dialogues with the Old Master. In this diptych, I treated the historical Baroque genre with humor and reworked in my own way the multi figure compositi
View fullsize Happy Holidays! I am introducing the first limited-edition Giclée prints from my new series *Dialogues with the Old Master* in an edition of 25, signed and numbered. This series is a return to my roots and my traditional training back in the
View fullsize The daily warm up excercise: paraphrase on Michelangelo, The Sibyl of Cumae. Forgive me Michelangelo:) If I ever learn Italian, I will paraphrase on his poetry. . . . . . #OldMasters #sketch_book #figurativeartist