COLOR: GREEN WITH GROWTH

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Art pieces comprised of undertones and shades of green to create an organic mood.

Harris No. 11, Green Mountain, Douglas Coupland, 2011, From the collection of: Vancouver Art Gallery
This piece depicts cool colors that sing in harmony to create a green mountain. Truly art.
Rae Seated (Green Dress), Ben Solowey, 1935, From the collection of: James A. Michener Art Museum
I love this art because not only is her dress a beautiful shade of emerald, but tiny details of green within the landscape of our character give so much depth to this painting.
The Green Domino, Albert Bloch, 1913, From the collection of: The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art
What a style all his own!? This piece grips me with an urban mosaic style that keeps me interested in every panel of this painting. The green in this piece is front and center beautifully.
Grave in Green, Saaret Yoseph, 2010, From the collection of: The Red Line D.C. Project
I love the texture given through this piece, from the foreground green to the sprinkles of grass beneath, this art gives an organic feel and is captured beautifully by Saaret Yoseph.
The green house, St John's Wood, Robert BEVAN, c.1918-19, From the collection of: Art Gallery of South Australia
Subtle, yet striking! I love that artist Robert BEVAN chose to use a deep shade of green, but leave the house a focal point for his piece.
Green Railroad Bridge Tokyo 1991, Thomas Struth, 1991, From the collection of: Essl Museum - Contemporary Art
As if the beautiful textures of Tokyo aren't enough. I love this photograph, I believe the green leads our eyes into a visual exploration of the city.
Green Shelter, Song, Myung Jin, 송명진, 2006, From the collection of: Korean Art Museum Association
This is the art that inspires me to try new styles of design. How intrinsic to create depth with darker shades of the green? Amazing piece.
Chair, Daniel Pabst, ca. 1880, From the collection of: Brooklyn Museum
This chair is screaming "details!!" I love the craftsmanship and emerald tone seat cushion.
Dream of Green, Kim, Do Myoung, 2006, From the collection of: Korean Art Museum Association
Kim, Do Myoung did an amazing job capturing such a serene painting while at the same time reflecting each character's facial expression with their sprouting green leafs.
Bending Over Backwards for Justice and Peace (left) and The Green Mirror (right), Chris Ofili, 2015, From the collection of: la Biennale di Venezia - Biennale Arte 2015
Two words, Zoom. In. This piece is made of Mosaic tile and the details within the green are beautiful.
green watch dog, Shida, 2012/2012, From the collection of: All Those Shapes
This piece for me definitely questions a visual hierarchy within the art. The green is used as a background, yet is emphasized through each small detail it holds on top of it.
Love this. Georgia O'Keefe can do no wrong! This detail of green adds a whimsical dream within this leaf that beacons inspiration.
Green House, Song, Myung Jin, 송명진, 2007, From the collection of: Korean Art Museum Association
I guess the grass really isn't greener on the other side. I love this piece because of the artist choices keep the green in his concept on the porch. This creates a stenciled detail with the grass.
Green, KD, 2013, From the collection of: Respublica Street Art Festival.
The peace I feel when looking at this masterpiece leaves me breathless. I love how every piece of green leads to the beautiful spirit in this piece.
The Birth of the Green, Arthur B. Davies, undated, From the collection of: The Phillips Collection
I've had the opportunity of zooming into this image and the details are amazing. The hues and tones of green used in this piece are the perfect ending to my gallery. Truly a birth of the green.
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