Venice Paintings
by
Pat Hartman
Arielle Haze Tyner
views beach art
Scott Shellstrom
Venice art
In the Old Days:
Windward Avenue
In the Old Days:
Night Scenes
In the Old Days:
Canals, Bridges
In the Old Days:
Gondolas
In the Old Days:
the Lagoon
In the Old Days:
Miniature Railroad
In the Old Days:
Market Street
In the Old Days:
Mecca Buffet
In the Old Days:
Scenic Railway
In the Old Days:
1921 Amusements
In the Old Days:
Cabrillo Ship Cafe'
In the Old Days:
Venice Pier
Unpainting the Town:
lost murals
Helen K. Garber photos
Art at the Rose Cafe'
New Venice Sign
Mario Barrios
Images courtesy of JBurt Photography-Design, who also provided this information:
When we visited The Boardwalk at Venice Beach, California in 1991 we saw several artists on their knees with heavy weight glossy paper in front of them. About every 20 minutes they cranked out incredible works of art - each entirely different and even more amazing than the one before it using only spray can paint, coffee cans, plates and bowls of different shapes and crumpled paper and other small tools to detail and outline. There were crowds around these artists buying up each piece as fast as the paint could dry. These are signed by the artist, Mario Barrios.