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10 contemporary blind artists who surprised the world with their art
It will not be a revelation to anyone that painting is an exclusively visual form of art, therefore the phrase “blind artist” itself sounds like nonsense. But in fact, there are amazing people who are actually blind (they have eyesight, but not enough for certain types of activities), but at the same time they wrote stunningly beautiful paintings that can compete with the works of sighted artists.
1. Michael Williams
Michael Williams was born in the American city of Memphis in 1964. For the first time, a boy became interested in art, watching his mother (who was an artist) paint a cowboy leaving for sunset. Continue reading
battle
battles
volcanic
portrayed
lakes
umber
emotional
airbrushing
composite
peaks
cartouche
order not to leave his competitors
Panini
mountains
bandanas
literary
Netherlands
mood
exact
first place
chamber
military campaigns
Indochina
halls and stadiums
cord to exit the mixer
where he studied literature
painting
historical
opinion regarding various musical
explicit
Jackson Pollock
buildings
rivers
paintings
Ricci
background
neutral
Piranesi
landscape
who
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seascapes
horses
household
hunting scenes
mark Rothko
their mass death
Hans Hoffman
portraits
praising military valor
pumice
Arshil Gorki
manufacture
techniques
the fury
harmony of things
watering
Music sounds everywhere
creates
sometimes
Giovanni
Canaletto
landscapes
informational
images
garland
it will be recorded
William de Kunning
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