Principle Gallery

October 16, 2018 by princigal_admin

Yin and Yang in a Crustacean World

Remember last November, when Cindy Procious and Mia Bergeron had that fantastic two person exhibition with us? One of Cindy's largest paintings in that show was "Yin and Yang in a Crustacean World". Check out these in-progress photos Cindy took to see the ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: animals, Cindy Procious, fine art, in progress, lobsters, oil painting, Painting, seafood, still life, yin and yang

September 26, 2017 by princigal_admin

Technique Tuesday: Rhythm

What is it? Today's Technique Tuesday post is taking a look at one of the Elements and Principles of Design, rhythm. This can be a tricky concept to wrap one's mind around when talking about visual arts, but it is very applicable! In reference to ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: Art, art gallery, Edward hoopey, Edward Hopper, Elements and Principles of Design, fine art, Greg Gandy, James Abbott McNeill Whistler, Johannes Vermeer, oil painting, Painting, Principle Gallery, Rene Magritte, rhythm, technique, technique tuesday, Valerio D' Ospina, Vincent van Gogp, Wifredo Lam

June 27, 2017 by princigal_admin

Technique Tuesday: Surrealism

What is it? Today we're covering a fun topic that we've touched on somewhat before: Surrealism! Surrealism is an artistic and cultural movement that originated in Paris in the 1920's, and established a genre that artists are still exploring today. The ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: Anna Wypych, Art, art history, Charleston, fine art, Francis livingston, karen Hollingsworth, laura E Pritchett, Louise Fenne, Max Ernst, Michele Kortbawi Wilk, Painting, Principle Gallery Charleston, Rene Magritte, Salvador Dali, Surrealism

May 17, 2017 by princigal_admin

Welcome back to a new Technique Tuesday post! This week we're going to be discussing something called linear perspective, also known as the Unsung Hero of Realism. Truly, this is one of the most important techniques ever to be developed in art history. It ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: Andrew Wyeth, angle, architecture, Art, art gallery, buildings, Camille Pissarro, cityscape, exhibition, fine art, Geoffrey Johnson, geometry, Leonardo da Vinci, linear perspective, Mary Cassatt, Painting, perspective, Pietro Perugino, Renaissance, technique, technique tuesday, vanishing point

May 9, 2017 by princigal_admin

Welcome back to Technique Tuesday! Today we're going to be talking about a technique we've already touched on in the blog, about two years ago. I actually think this is one of the most fun things about discussing these techniques-- every artist's work is ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: Art, Camille Pissarro, fine art, Georges Seurat, Gilbert Gorski, landscapes, oil painting, Painting, Paul Signac, pointillism, technique, technique tuesday, Vincent van Gogh

May 2, 2017 by princigal_admin

What is it? Well, this week's "technique" isn't a difficult one to understand by any means, but it's still plenty of fun to come across, and well worth a post! All kinds of art can be depicted in a painting-- sculpture, architecture, jewelry, pottery, ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: art gallery, Camille Pissarro, Diego Velazquez, event, exhibition, fine art, Geoffrey Johnson, interior, Johanses Vermeer, oil painting, Painting, Rembrandt, Rene Magritte, technique, technique tuesday, WIlliam Merritt chase

February 21, 2017 by princigal_admin

Apologies! Due to a technical error, this post is up a couple days late, but please enjoy! What is it? The term "sgraffito" comes from the Italian word meaning "scratched." It's a technique that is usually applied to either wall decor, both ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: African Art, Ancient Greek Art, architecture, Art, Art Nouveau, ceramics, cold wax medium, Czech Republic, design, Events, exhibitions, fine art, Italian Art, oil painting, Painting, pottery, Renaissance, sgraffito, Spain, technique, technique tuesday, texture

October 27, 2016 by princigal_admin

Recently, we asked a number of our artists to write and share their takes on what their art means to them. We hope to give you the chance to connect with the artists in the same way they hope to connect with you through their paintings. With this post, ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: Art, art gallery, art theory, artist, fine art, guest blog, Joseph Lorusso, nostalgia, Painting, storytelling

January 19, 2016 by princigal_admin

Well-known for his art on maritime adventures, the realist painter John Stobart also had a knack for selling these watery works. As is typical with any other artist to sell his or her works, this new Principle Gallery artist was an especially savvy ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Charleston, Fine Art, New Artwork, Principle Gallery, Principle Gallery Charleston Tagged With: fine art, landscape, Painting

November 17, 2015 by princigal_admin

Welcome back to Technique Tuesdays! First of all, on behalf of all of us at the gallery, allow me to say a HUGE thank you to everyone who attended this past weekend's opening for Jeremy Mann's exhibition, as well as the live painting ...

READ MORE

Filed Under: Fine Art Tagged With: cityscape, Events, fine art, Jeremy Mann, live painting, oil painting, Painting, painting demo, reductive painting, subtractive painting, technique, technique tuesday

  • 1
  • 2
  • 3
  • 4
  • Next Page »

VISIT ALEXANDRIA WEBSITE

VISIT CHARLESTON WEBSITE

© 2025 Principle Gallery. All Rights Reserved. Sitemap

  • Home
  • New Arrivals
  • Alexandria Artists
  • Charleston Artists
  • Alexandria Exhibitions
  • Charleston Exhibitions
  • Services
  • Blog
  • Rental
  • Newsletter
  • Contact Alexandria
  • Contact Charleston
  • Principle Gallery Charleston
  • Prinicple Gallery Alexandria