Jun 29, 2012
Jun 25, 2012
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Jun 3, 2012
New Artwork / Mixed Media by Cay
Here in Europe Rolex upgraded all there prices 10% this Friday!
Wupti - from one day to another, all watch models old as new - 10% more expensive...
I must say I admire Rolex.
So few companies in the world can get away with that, without loosing customers... And they do it every year.
But hey - I think Rolex have a good point.
If You Don´t Buy Now! - It will only get more Expensive...
Brilliant idea :-) from today i´ll follow Rolex revaluations...
Congratulations to all of you who already have bought a Cay Brøndum Art Work. Your "investment" has just raised 10%...
To all of you who think of buying a new Cay Brøndum Art Work - hurry up... Before you know of it, the price is 10% up again....
SOLD
SOLD
SOLD
Contact Sales at: cay@caybroendum.com
4 $ALE - $650 or €520
All Mixed Media are: Ink, watercolor and print on old paper.
Size. 29x21 cm / 11,5x8,2 Inch
Incl. a Black Frame / without Frame 10% discount
$650 or €520
All costs, being customs, VAT or other payment due to import,
including fees to courier, are to be covered by the buyer.
More Mixed media HERE
Keep the Dream Alive -
What a absolutely stunning car, in the perfect environment...
Keep the Dream Alive
May 31, 2012
New Painting - with Garlic and Cream...
"Is a study in finer French cooking"..
Acrylic and oil on canvas. H120 x W90 cm
4 $ALE - More HERE
SNAILS A LA PROVENCAL
12 snails
3 cloves garlic, finely minced
1/2 stick butter
1/4 cup fresh Italian parsley, minced
2 tbsp. chives or shallots, minced
1/8 cup diced tomatoes
1/2 cup cream
salt and pepper, to taste
Sauté garlic (and shallot, if using) in the butter for 2 minutes.
Add the snails, parsley and chive mixture and tomato.
Cook for 2 more minutes.
Add the cream.
Simmer over lowest heat, stirring often, until volume is reduced by one-third and has a thicker consistency.
Serve with a green salad of mixed baby greens and a Vinaigrette.
Se more art by Cay HERE
Cay
May 25, 2012
Dont copy - Steal!
Work in progress....
From my scrapbook. (Painting Picasso)
Kandinsky knew Paul Gauguin, I don´t know if they were friends?
but Picasso were friends with Matisse.
And everybody was looking at each others work - looking for something to "steal" or something to be inspired from, in other terms.
These boys are all gone now, but we can still learn a lot from them.
I think Picasso was the only one brave enough to say it loud - Quote:
Bad artist copy - Good artist steal...
Pic. My latest work in progress, and in order to do my work as good as possible, I steal colors from Kandinsky and Gauguin.
If you gonna steal some colors - steal the best colors there is....
More to come...
(The serial will be 4 paintings.)
contact sales: cay@caybroendum.com
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Sincerely Yours
C.
May 21, 2012
Enchantment under the Sea
It´s a funny thing! - Inspirations...
It´s absolutely out of control, and you can ´t predict which way you should look for it.
When you search for it - it´s not there -
And when you do something else, it´s all over place...
To find colors and forms referring to the old masters of Abstract.
and what does Titanic have to do with this???
Noting else than Mr. James Cameron just had a deep sea experience too...
More HERE
Painting (Submariner) by Cay Broendum. 4 $ALE
Size H140 x W100 cm.
More HERE
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