John Elway Sports Memorabilia Auctions

Tuesday, 22 June, 2010

Looking to add a bit of football history to your space? John Elway sports auctions are a great way for you to get your hands on autographed collectibles from this American football sensation. Elway grew up surrounded by football, as his father was a coach in junior college football and eventually Cal State-Northridge. Like many other sports stars, Elway was great at almost any sport. In high school, Elway played both football and baseball. He was the number-one recruited high school player in the country. Elway was also drafted in the 19th round of the 1979 Major League Baseball draft by the Kansas City Royals. Not ready to make a choice between baseball and football, Elway enrolled at Stanford University and played both. Elway excelled on the field, earning the Pacific 10 Player of the Year twice and finishing second for the Heisman trophy; his skill earned him a place in the College Football Hall of Fame.



Avtandil Makharoblidze Art Auctions

Monday, 21 June, 2010

Fine art that’s classy enough for political personnel and can add class to your personal room can be found in Avtandil Makharoblidze art. Auctions are a great way for you to buy art from this world renowned artist. Makharoblidze was born in Tbilisi, Georgia in 1952. He grew up performing and loving art at a very young age. At the early age of three he was performing dances and songs. When he was seven he was accepted into a regional school ensemble based off an open audition. After the head of the National Dance Ensemble witnessed his natural talent, Makharoblidze began touring the country as the nation’s youngest dancing star. During his tours he ended up at the home of Guram Kutateladze. This led him to discover a new passion, fine art. By the time Makharoblidze turned seventeen, he continued to dance, performed as a soloist in the National Dance Company and had his first fine art exhibition.



Dan Marino Sports Memorabilia Auctions

Friday, 18 June, 2010

NFL football fans have come to be familiar with the name Dan Marino. Sports auctions today sell autographed memorabilia from this football marvel. Marino was born in Pennsylvania in 1961. In high school Marino started in baseball and won Parade All-American honors in football. His skills in baseball allowed him to be drafted in the 4th round by the Kansas City Royals baseball team in 1979. However, as we all know, Marino is known for his remarkable and lengthy career as a quarterback for the Miami Dolphins. Marino picked football over baseball and played football in college at the University of Pittsburgh. His success there led to him being drafted by in the first round of the 1983 draft by the Dolphins. Marino spent his entire football career with them until he retired in 1999.



Vadik Suljakov Art Auctions

Thursday, 17 June, 2010

Impressionist art paintings can add just the right amount of color and life to any space, specifically those by Vadik Suljakov. Art auctions have fine art portraying the signature style of vibrantly colored, textured art painting from this Russian born artist. In 1960, Suljakov was born into a family of artist and writers. He was raised in Moscow, the cultural epicenter of Russia where he was always surrounded by art and music. By age seven, his innate artistic ability had already started to take shape. Suljakov received formal training from the Moscow First Art School where he refined his skills. While in college, Suljakov visited Italy and France and took part in student exhibitions. The charm and beauty of these countries left a permanent mark on him. The awe-inspiring cities and towns enchanted Suljakov and lured him to paint the beautiful landscapes and city scenes that he experienced.



Muhammad Ali Sports Memorabilia Auctions

Wednesday, 16 June, 2010

Sports enthusiasts or not, you’ve probably heard of the name Muhammad Ali. Sports auctions sell autographed memorabilia from this legend born in Louisville, Kentucky in 1942. His parents originally named him Cassius Marcellus Clay, Jr. but later in life, his inspiration in the Nation of Islam led him to change his name to Muhammad Ali. When Ali was twelve, his bike was stolen. His desire to beat up the thief led to his initial training in fighting. Ali’s natural talent led him to win the 1956 Golden Gloves Championship. In 1960, Ali brought home the light heavyweight gold medal from Olympic Games in Rome. For the next decade he was unstoppable. In 1964 he won the World Heavyweight Championship.



David Garibaldi Art Auctions

Tuesday, 15 June, 2010

Display your passion for music through fine art paintings of pop icons. David Garibaldi art auctions have original art of pop icons that are uniquely created. The creator of these images was born in Los Angeles, CA in 1982 and had a love for art at a young age. Initially Garibaldi expressed himself through graffiti in the streets. His high school teacher challenged him to make his artwork more purposeful. That’s when he turned his influences of hip hop into a positive direction and allowed his true artistic style to take shape. In 2003, Garibaldi began to turn his illustrations on paper into art paintings on canvas.



Yaacov Agam Art Auctions

Monday, 14 June, 2010

If you’re looking for some unique wall hangings that are unlike any other, look no further than Yaacov Agam art. Auctions with artwork from this artist include rare art for sale that has a 4-dimensional effect. Agam was born in Israel in 1928. He gained a foundation for his artistic talents at the Bezalel School of Art in Jerusalem. Over the years his artistic abilities have taken him across multiple channels of art from designing national postage stamps to creating hundreds of his room-sized interactive art spaces. Agam’s original art style is very different than the traditional static concepts of art painting and sculpture acrylics. He has created a ground breaking new art form that stresses change and movement. This new art form results in fine art that is meant to be approached from different perspectives and angles. Each new view provides a new visual masterpiece.



Elliot Fallas Art Auctions

Friday, 11 June, 2010

One distinctive style that has a tremendous variety of themes come from Elliot Fallas art. Auctions are one way to buy art by Fallas. Fallas is an artist from the Dallas/Fort Worth area. For eight years he studied under Lap Ngo, an internationally recognized artist. Ngo’s guidance and mentorship gave Fallas the confidence to break the rules of art in order to keep his fine art paintings exciting and unique. His original artwork has a fresh and energetic style that’s highly sought after by collectors and decorators alike. As Fallas puts it, “When I choose a subject, it must evoke an honest emotion within me — otherwise it’s wallpaper.” Fallas’ original art uses bold brush and palette-knife strokes to bring to life seascapes, cityscapes, landscapes, and contemporary scenery. His passion for color and texture evoke life and energy in his fine art.



Martiros Manoukian Art Auctions

Thursday, 10 June, 2010

Fine art paintings that celebrate the love of life and freedom can be great finishing touches to any room. Martiros Manoukian art auctions provide original art for sale that do just that. Martiros was born in Armenia in 1947. His talent emerged at an early age; he began painting seriously by the time he was eleven. As a child he was already quite the individual. His enthusiasm for life and his rebellious nature against the ‘norm’ often led to creative expressions. One time he skipped school because nature called to him and he ‘had to’ paint. That painting eventually won first prize for School Art in the Soviet Union. After high school he went on to get a degree from the Academy of Art in Yerevan where he molded and refined his natural talent.



David Willardson Art Auctions

Wednesday, 9 June, 2010

Bring a bit of classic youth to your space with Disney themed fine art by David Willardson. Art auctions are a great resource for getting a hold of these worldly recognized and desired art prints. Willardson really is the creative force behind the “pop art movement,” a style of art in which cultural icons are infused with color, personality and energy in order to become fine art compositions. Unlike traditional pop art, Willardson’s subjects aren’t soup cans or other common items, but classic Disney characters. As a native of Southern California, Willardson had much exposure to Disney and grew up loving all things Disney. He visited Disneyland as a kid when it first opened in 1955 and worked there as a cast member through high school. Willardson earned an art degree from the Los Angeles Art Center where he gained a solid foundation for his artistic talents.