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Showing posts with label #american haiku painting. Show all posts

Friday, December 29, 2017

Fine Art Haiku - Must Have For All Serious Art Collectors

Old Yeller 2015 - Mitro  11" by 14"   

Tell the dog

the butterfly

is on his head


Fine Art Haiku is fine art in miniature form. 
A perfect pop of brilliant color telling a tiny tale.
It's tiny size makes it easy to collect myriad exquisite tiny canvases with no worry about space requirements.
Fine art haiku a new way to collect fine art also comes in at a much lower price due to it's small size.
As it typically measures only 11" by 14" it's small size  allows collectors to display many different paintings at one time that normally could not be displayed due to space and price constraints.
For those collectors who simply must have a new and upcoming artist whose price tags are in  the stratosphere, a small visual haiku of a painting it the perfect way to collect art.
As fun to collect as postage stamps and coins.
Katheleen Mitro is an artist whose upper price range of paintings top the $2,000,000 dollar mark.
Mitro Mitro is a must have artist for all serious collectors of fine art working in a brand new art genre of Soft Abstract Expressionism.
Mitro paints tiny size haiku allowing  the collector to come in at a much smaller price tag of $50,000 compared to her large works selling for millions.
  
Kitten with a Blue Scarf on the Road to Nirvana - Mitro 11' by 14" 













Painting haiku haiku is a mirror of American poetry haiku made famous by author Jack Kerouac Jack Kerouac 

Katheleen Mitro Art Portfolio
  
  


                                                                 
                                                                                 
                                          
                 
                                                             

Tuesday, May 19, 2015

4 Best Haiku Poems With 4 Best Haiku Paintings

Old Yeller 2015 A Futuristic Take On an Old Dog - Mitro

 

Tell the dog

the butterfly

is on his head

Kitten with a Blue Scarf on the Road to Nirvana - Mitro

 

Kitten understands

he's on his own road

to nirvana

Sip of Life's Eternal Joys a Tribute to Jack Kerouac 2015 - Mitro

 

Drink of life

gift of

boundless worldliness

 

 

 Friend - Mitro

Speak to me friend

forever and ever

this is love

 

In loving tribute to my friend in another lifetime Jack Kerouac Jack Kerouac

Haiku by Jack Kerouac

Glow worm
sleeping on this flower -
your light's on.

 Nightfall,
too dark to read the page
too cold.

 Snap your finger
stop the world -
rain falls harder.  

Jack Kerouac Jack Kerouac

 

 Also visit very cool blog NeverEnding Story First English-Chinese Bilingual Haiku and Tanka Blog

 


 


Thursday, May 15, 2014

Kitten with a Blue Scarf on the Road to Nirvana

Kitten with a Blue Scarf on the Road to Nirvana   11" by 14"

If you look at the bottom left hand of the painting you will see a black kitten with a blue scarf. 

His head is cast downward and his middle has already become one with the road he is traveling to Nirvana. 

His travel is not quite complete as his tail and his head are clearly distinct not yet merging with all. 

The upper portion of the painting with all it's muddy colors shows the confusion of self he is leaving behind.

Monday, March 17, 2014

Stress is Resistance - Resistance is Stress

Sip of Life's Eternal Joys a Tribute to Jack Kerouac 2015

  Sip of life - to those - who know

There is only one reason why we feel stress and that is because we are fighting or resisting that which is happening to us.
When we find a way to allow what is happening to us we eliminate all stress.
This does no mean letting others do what they will with us.
This is letting our own self allow and trust that what we allow instead of fighting,is good, because it is going with our flow.
Our own unique flow.
We are creating our world and our circumstances with our minds at all times.
We must allow that what we create is what we need at that moment in time.
To spend a day in allowing what is happening instead of fighting it, is a day spent in learning how to master our journey here in this body.