Visual Language Magazine Contemporary Fine Art Vol 2 No 4 April 2013
Visual Language Magazine is a contemporary fine art magazine with pages filled with dynamic fine art, brilliant color and stimulating composition. Visual Language is the common connection around the world for art expressed through every media and process. The artists connect through their creativity to the viewers by both their process as well as their final piece. No interpreters are necessary because Visual Language crosses all cultures around the world.
Visual Language Magazine is a contemporary fine art magazine with pages filled with dynamic fine art, brilliant color and stimulating composition. Visual Language is the common connection around the world for art expressed through every media and process. The artists connect through their creativity to the viewers by both their process as well as their final piece. No interpreters are necessary because Visual Language crosses all cultures around the world.
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Secretariat<br />
TOM PAULY - Horse <strong>Art</strong>ist<br />
It was the caricature of President Richard M. Nixon that Thomas Allen Pauly drew in the fifth grade<br />
that initially sparked his interest in art, a piece copied from Mad <strong>Magazine</strong>’s legendary cartoonist Mort<br />
Drucker. But, it was an invitation in 1978 from his friend to witness his father’s harness horse, Rusty<br />
Win capture the feature race at Sportsman’s Park that began the burgeoning artist’s career..<br />
From that day, demand for his artwork only grew. In 1989, he portrayed the who’s who in racing at<br />
his home track, Arlington Park International Racecourse. He has photographed and portrayed every<br />
Kentucky Derby champion since1999.<br />
Pauly was commissioned by Churchill Downs as the official portrait artist of the 2006 Kentucky Derby.<br />
His portrait of the champion Barbaro was published as the track’s commemorative portrait. “They<br />
made 10,000 prints of my painting and gave<br />
them away on the track’s fan appreciation day. People were lined up in the parking lot waiting to get<br />
the poster,” Pauly said.<br />
Pauly was commissioned along with 10 international artists to paint the portraits of the Dubai World<br />
Cup winners. His portrait of Cigar capturing the first Dubai World Cup was the highlight of his career.<br />
“They invited all of the artists to Dubai to take part in the Dubai World Cup <strong>Art</strong> Auction and Exhibition.<br />
It was a trip of a lifetime,” Pauly said.<br />
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