Houses in Art - Anatoly Metlan
Today is Sunday, my usual "Houses in Art" post. And today I would like to present another expressionist, artist of bright color and my favorite theme in art ever - tiny streets by the ocean - please, welcome - Anatoly Metlan.
Anatoly Metlan was born in 1964 in Yalta, a city in the southern Ukraine on the northern coast of the Black Sea. Metlan’s interest in art developed at a young age, the child of two parents who both experimented in art themselves. He pursued a formal education to hone his skills, graduating from the local high school of the arts in 1985 and going on to study at the Krivoi Rog University in Ukraine.
At the Alley
Bar Brasserie
Cafe in Provence
Metlan began exhibiting his work while in college and he soon began gaining notoriety among the area art community, accepted to the Artists Guild of the Ukraine in 1989. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Metlan and his family immigrated to Israel where they continue to live. Metlan enjoys traveling during the summer to Italy and France, capturing the warmth, light, and bold, vibrant color in the seascapes and villages of their coastal regions.
Castle
Greenhouse
Interflora
Metlan’s work has been exhibited around the world, including France, Israel, and throughout the United States. He has participated in Art Expos in New York (1999), Los Angeles (2000) and San Francisco (2000). His work is eagerly collected by art lovers worldwide.
La Ruelle
Boats
By the Ocean
Outdoor Cafe
Thank you for your kind attention - I will be back next Sunday with more Houses in Art. In a meantime, please, remember - life is beautiful, don't let it slip by - stop and smell the roses! And old song by Ace of Base, this sunny Sunday afternoon - for you!
And if you are looking to buy home in South Etobicoke - give me a call 416-843-1515 or text same number. I won't promise exactly the one Anatoly Metlan got on his canvases, but something that would make you happy - for sure!
Compliments of Marina Gavrylyuk
Real Estate Agent with Sutton Group Summit Realty
www.MarinaG.ca
More houses in Art:
Mark King
Edward Gordon
Evgeny Lushpin
Raynald Leclerc
Sergey Brandt
Robert Pejman
Thomas Kinkade
Mikki Senkarik
Leonid Afremov
Houses in Art
Anatoly Metlan was born in 1964 in Yalta, a city in the southern Ukraine on the northern coast of the Black Sea. Metlan’s interest in art developed at a young age, the child of two parents who both experimented in art themselves. He pursued a formal education to hone his skills, graduating from the local high school of the arts in 1985 and going on to study at the Krivoi Rog University in Ukraine.
At the Alley
Bar Brasserie
Cafe in Provence
Metlan began exhibiting his work while in college and he soon began gaining notoriety among the area art community, accepted to the Artists Guild of the Ukraine in 1989. After the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991, Metlan and his family immigrated to Israel where they continue to live. Metlan enjoys traveling during the summer to Italy and France, capturing the warmth, light, and bold, vibrant color in the seascapes and villages of their coastal regions.
Castle
Greenhouse
Interflora
Metlan’s work has been exhibited around the world, including France, Israel, and throughout the United States. He has participated in Art Expos in New York (1999), Los Angeles (2000) and San Francisco (2000). His work is eagerly collected by art lovers worldwide.
La Ruelle
Boats
By the Ocean
Outdoor Cafe
Thank you for your kind attention - I will be back next Sunday with more Houses in Art. In a meantime, please, remember - life is beautiful, don't let it slip by - stop and smell the roses! And old song by Ace of Base, this sunny Sunday afternoon - for you!
Click to viewAnd if you are looking to buy home in South Etobicoke - give me a call 416-843-1515 or text same number. I won't promise exactly the one Anatoly Metlan got on his canvases, but something that would make you happy - for sure!
Compliments of Marina Gavrylyuk
Real Estate Agent with Sutton Group Summit Realty
www.MarinaG.ca
More houses in Art:
Mark King
Edward Gordon
Evgeny Lushpin
Raynald Leclerc
Sergey Brandt
Robert Pejman
Thomas Kinkade
Mikki Senkarik
Leonid Afremov
Houses in Art