Tuesday, September 28, 2010

The Complete Fine Art works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark

The Complete Fine Art works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark
- based on concepts and prices of the 2010 International Fine Art Exhibition in which Asbjorn Lonvig participated.

I’m an old man.
I have children and grandchildren.
I’m Santa Claus every December.
I live in my dream house.
I have this dream job as an artist.
That I appreciate – every day.
But.
As old men often do, I suffer from this and that.
I have several flaws that need medication.
You never know when life’s shirt is too short.
Therefore I have selected the 328 best of my designs and put them for sale as Originals and 210 numbered and signed Fine Art Prints of each motif, clearly inspired by “2010 International Fine Art”, which I attended in June 2010 in South Africa. The sizes on as well originals as fine art prints are 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1″ x 23.4″). The prices are the same as those set by the art auctioneer and the art publisher of “2010 International Fine Art”. The Originals are Ink on Canvas. The Fine Art Prints are numbered and signed, and printed on archival inks on cotton, that is on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks.
Inspired by the thickest book I own – it is 9.3 cm or 3.7″ – “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare …” I modestly call this selection “The Complete Fine Art Works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark”…
Prices:
Originals US$ 5,976 – 8,632 each
Fine Art prints US$ 2,000 each

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It’s a good idea to buy Asbjorn Lonvig’s works.He was awarded “The World of Art Award” from an art publishing house in London, UK. This autumn an art book “Creative GENIUS” is published, where 100 contemporary artists selected worldwide are portrayed. The art book is published by the publisher Masters of today in London, UK. Asbjorn Lonvig is one of the selected artists. Last but not least, various critics compared him with Mondrian, Miró, Kandinsky, and Warhol. The author Alain Joannes, Paris, France, who wrote about Asbjorn Lonvig’s work “Soul Hurting Still” in his book “Comment communiquer par des images” has even compared Asbjorn Lonvig with Johann Sebastian Bach!!!!

While the IT system including blog submission is being tested (BETA) you are allowed a sneak preview by clicking on the front page below

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Monday, April 19, 2010

World of Art Award winning Danish artist Asbjorn Lonvig’s EXCLUSIVE selection of his phenomenal Paris motifs.

World of Art Award winning Danish artist Asbjorn Lonvig’s EXCLUSIVE selection of his phenomenal Paris motifs.
Asbjorn Lonvig has collected inspiration:
By strolling up and down the streets of Paris.
By drinking lots of cups of espresso at the all too welcoming Parisian cafes.
By attending all the museums.
By watching any French TV event possible – especially the Tour de France and the Le Mans.
By Googling Paris with the new street facility, which means
that you literally can walk in the streets of Paris as if you were there.
Now Asbjorn Lonvig’s own words:
Recently I was working on a motif of the Old Town Clock in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada.
Of course I would very much like to go there – that was the only option in ancient times (ancient times in internet terminology is one month ago). By using the street facility of Google I went for a walk in Halifax, around the Old Town Clock! – I got all the inspiration I needed.
By clicking on a motif my great partners in Palo Alto (Zazzle.com) will help you.
You will see a much more comprehensive description.
You will see art prints in different sizes from small (16″ x 11″) to large (78″ x 52″).
My Palo Alto friends even can print the motifs for you, print it and send it to you.
I work with several art print on demand partners but the Palo Alto people are the best.
You probably need a little more from my CV.
In 2010 the art publisher World of Art in London, UK publishes the art book “Creative GENIUS”.
100 Contemporary artists are selected from all over the world.
Believe it or not, one of them is ME!!!.

PompidouThe Louvre PyramidMona Liza
Paris City HallParis Coat of ArmsThe French Lily
Notre DamePont Neuf
Pont NeufPont des Arts
Toulouse-LautrecSacra CoeurSacre Coeur
The Eiffel TowerThe Eiffel TowerDefence
Arc de TriompheChamps Elysées
InvalideNapoleon InsideVersailles
VersaillesVersailles
OrangeryThe Eiffel TowerThe French Lily
Le MadeleineParis Store
Eiffel Tower and Palais de ChaillotEiffel and EUStatue of Liberty
Citroën 1912Tour de France
Peugeot 908

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Wednesday, August 27, 2008

Synergetic Effects

I am an International commercial counselor writing on behalf of the World of Art Award* winning artist, designer and fairy tale writer Asbjorn Lonvig.

Lonvig has a very unique background as an IBM trained software engineer and is world renowned for his determined use of IT and Internet in art, design and writing.

Lonvig works in simple shapes and bright colours, and his artist statement is: “Colourful Simplicity in Art as in Life.” He is dedicated to use his art, design and fairy tale characters commercially, in close cooperation with skilful designers from various businesses who are experts within their fields.

The tremendous synergetic effects that his art generates, is exactly what sparks Lonvig’s greatest desire! A great example is the kids clothing brand LONVIG by MINYMO.

Are you up for the challenge to create LONVIG by [YOUR COMPANY]?



Please see selection of images!


Sincerely,


Flemming Martin, MSc.

International Commercial Counselors


Praestehaven 4

DK-8722 Hedensted

Denmark


+45 2666 3330

FlemmingMartin@InternationalCommercialCounselors.com


*) The World of Art Award:

The World of Art Award (WAA) is granted to artists, galleries and museums that are pursuing “best practices” in art and culture. This competition seeks to attract artists, galleries, museums who are redefining standards of art excellence challenging existing trends and tendencies

in art and culture.

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Tuesday, August 26, 2008

100 % organicl kids’ fairy tale inspired clothing now in the stores in Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, Germany…

 
New organic kids’ clothing brand LONVIG by MINYMO,
based on Danish fairy tale writer and illustrator Asbjorn Lonvig’s
fairy tales and fairy tale characters, is now in stores and internet stores.
Size 74 to 110.
The autumn 2008 line introduces the fairy tale character Bernhard,
a whimsical monkey.
 
See more about it on  www.LONVIG-by-MINYMO.com.
Among other things you can read and download the fairy tales.
See where you can buy the kids’ clothing
- in stores or internet stores - 
click here.

If you are a store, an internet store or an agent please contact 
LONVIG by MINYMO (Export Manager J. Maansson’s e-mail address)
for authorization to sell the brand.

Below you can see photos of wonderful kids
in the amazing kids’ clothing: 
 

LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008

 LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008

 LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008

 LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008

 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
 
LONVIG by MINYMO - autumn 2008
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Monday, August 20, 2007

An Art Exhibition on a Church Tower and an Organ Concert with Beatles music.

On 24 August 2007 during ”Hedensted by Night” artist Asbjorn Lonvig and organist Carsten Thomsen performs an ART EVENT.
It starts shortly after sunset at 9.05 p.m. and it is ended by a firework at 11 p.m.
By means of a projector and a computer Asbjorn Lonvig shows his recent art works in size 6 x 9 meters, that is 20 x 30 feet on the top of the crystal white Hedensted Church Tower. At the same time organist Carsten Thomsen does an organ concert.
Beatles music of course.
A brand new composition af 18 Beatles tunes is done for this purpose.
This composition is done with the point of departure in Asbjorn Lonvig’s art which represent “Colorful Simplicity”.
Never before Beatles has been interpreted in this way. “Colorful Simplicity”.
The Beatles music is played very true to Beatles without any errands on the way, without that the organist focuses on showing his own the organ’s aibilities. The interpretation is light and melodic.
Very colse to the fundamental ideas of the Beatles’ music. Asbjorn Lonvig got the idea of this Art Event and the parochial church council of Hedensted Church has supported the idea financialy. The council’s intention is to signalise the roomy church, the roomy Christianity. To signalise that the church is a cultural centre on many levels.
140 art works in 7 categories are shown on the church tower:

Christ and Christianity: ”Christ”, Christ – Blue”, ”San Francesco”, ”Adam and God” inspired by Michelangelo’s Creation of Adam on the ceiling of The Sistine Chapel in the Vatican in Rome, “Sagrada Familia” by Gaudi etc.
New Hedensted Motifs: Interpretation of the huge metallic sculpture by the motorway (by Asbjorn Lonvig), ”The Mayor’s wife’s golf hat”, ”The TV2 antenna at Kragelund common, ”The windmill at Agersboel Manor House”, ”Agersboel Manor House”, “Hedensted Church” “The Priest’s Tie”, “The Sexton’s Mug”, “Postcard to Arnt Oda”, US Postal stamp with Hedensted Church, “Oester Snede Church”, “Sindbjerg Church”, “Williamsborg Manor House”, “Korning Church”, inspiration from Gl. Sole etc.
Motfs from the surrounding area: Vejle, Haderslev, Aarhus etc…”Vejle Inlet Bridge”, ”Niels Kjeldsen’s Helmet”, ”The Egtved Girl’s Belt”, Boerkop Watermill”, ”Hadeslev Cathedral”, ”Cafe Faust”, ”22 North Street” (Jyske Bank), ”7 North Street” (Kreditforeningen Danmark), ”Aros Aarhus Art Museum”, The City Hall Tower in Aarhus, ”Aarhus Teatre”, ”Thee Mansard House” in The Old Town in Aarhus, ”Marselisborg Palace”, ”Aahus Cathedral”, ”St. Clemens Courtyard”, ”1 Cathedral Place” (Nykredit)
Beautiful houses in the surrounding area: Churches, Palaces, Manor Houses….”Oerumgaard Manor House”, “Rohden Manor House”, “Ussinggaard Manor House”, “Loendal Manor House” etc.
Denmark: “Christiansborg Palace”, “Erich Erichsen’s Mansion” at the Kongens Nytorv in Copenhagen (Den Danske Bank), “2 Guardsmen”, “The Ugly Duckling”, Post Denmark’s “Post Box”, “Tranekaer Palace”, “Koldinghus Castle Ruin” etc.
The world: ”Guggenheim?” in New York, Victorian house in San Francisco, Alcatraz in San Francisco Bay Area, Killer Wales in The Pacific Ocean, Grand Canyon seen from a helicopter, Chicago’s Gangster Past in 1920s, Canadian Maple Leaves, “Toronto Skyline”, “Thunderbird” from British Columbia, Mona from Paris, Champs Elysees in Paris, Septumus Severus Arch in Roman Forum, Rome, “Spanish Bull”, Kaiser Wilhelm Gedächtnis Kirche in Berlin etc.
The Mysteri of The Orient: Is the theme of ”Hedensted by Night”…motifs from Fujiyama, Tokyo, The Wall of China, Shanghai, Mount Everest, Mediterrania etc.
As a spectator you see these motifs quietly slide across the church tower while the Beatles music is sent out from the tower windows via professional concert loudspeakers from Nordic Rentals A/S. Nordic Rentals has been fair with prices and is kind of sponser of the Art Event as well.

Here you have the Beatles music that is performed:
1) Yesterday
2) All My loving
3) A Hard Day’s Night
4) Norwegian Wood
5) Blackbird
6) Eleanor Rigby
7) Penny Lane
8) With A Little Help from My Friends
9) Lucy in the Sky With Diamonds
10) Leaving Home
11) A Day in the Life
12) Lady Madonna
13) All You Need is Love
14) The Fool on the Hill
15) Hey Jude
16) Let it Be
17) Imagine
18) When I’m 64 + Yesterday

There is a 5 minute brake every 40 minutes.
The organist needs some rest.
I’l show my fairy tale character in the brake: Octo-Pus the Cuttlefish, Crab-Mac-Claw the Crab, Frederic The Frog, Elias the Elephant, Farmer Jack etc.

Asbjorn Lonvig and Carsten Thomsen intend to explore the results of synergy between Asbjorn’s art and Carsten’s music in the near future. They plan more Art Events, music based on Asbjorn’s art work, a children’s song book etc.

Samples of art works shownon the church Tower:

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Monday, December 11, 2006

My User Portal Concept…

A user portal is a portal for one specific user,
a country, a city, a municipality, a museum, a company etc.
It shows and it has links to those art works that might be relevant to that specific user.
The User Portal logo is the arch of Septimus Severus in Forum Romanum, Rome.

Why User Portals?
The short and simple answer is to serve my customers better and to seve customers that are not familiar with computers, with internet etc.

I’ll show you a User Portal.
I am building the Aarhus City Portal right now.
Aarhus City is the second largest city in Denmark.
Aarhus City has 225.000 inhabitants.
So, this user portal intends to serve 225.000 users.

The first thing to do is to create motifs that describe Aarhus City.
I went to Aarhus and found buildings and landmarks of Aarhus, that I could use.
The new museum, the city hall tower, the queen’s summer residence, the Theater, a house in the Old Town, the cathedral and finally the old cathedral office in St. Clemen’s Courtyard.

Today I finished these motifs:
artblog-29-aarhus-aros-art-museum (14k image)artblog-29-aarhus-arne-jacobsen-tower (16k image)artblog-29-aarhus-marselisborg (8k image)
artblog-29-aarhus-the-theater (9k image)artblog-29-aarhus-old-town-mansard (13k image)
artblog-29-aarhus-cathedral (6k image)artblog-29-aarhus-clemens (12k image)

I load large files of all the images to print on demand contracting parties in Salt Lake City, Seattle, and San Francisco Bay Area. The images are approved at once in Salt Lake City and Seattle. In San Francisco the images might wait for approval.

First of all I use a User Portal logo.

artblog-29-portal (14k image)The logo is of course a portal. In a matter of fact it is a very specific portal. It is the Arch of Septimus Severus, which was erected in the Roman Forum in A.D. 203 by the Roman Emperor Septimus Severus.
You can’t study Roman history without visiting the Roman Forum once.
You can’t visit the Roman Forum without passing through the Arch of Septimus Severus.
In this logo a BETA will shown in the big arch. That is because the 40 different User Portals, that have been launched so far are being tested.
The Aarhus City Portal is marked with a BETA, too.


See the Aarhus City Portal.
The motifs are presented. Here 7 motifs. You might see an enlargement by clicking on an image.
Then there are 3 sections. 1, 2 and 3.

1. The user must have some free titbit. So I give him the possibility to download three Word documents of each motif. Word documents that can be printed on the user’s own printer.
I have to be aware of different formats in European and American standards. The European standard is A format and the American standard it is Letter format. The Aarhus City Portal probably will only be used by Europeans – therefore the A format is offered.

2. Here I guide the user to order print at print on demand contracting parties. One in Salt Lake City, one in Seattle and one in San Francisco Bay area.
By guiding to 3 print on demand contracting parties the users are offered a variety of sizes, prices, qualities and surfaces.
At the same time I keep track of what happens in this market.

The prices are kept low – the user only pays the base print price and internet costs. The user can order prints in sizes from 3.5 x 5” to 40 x 60” on paper and canvas – and some other funny surfaces like T-shirts, mugs, tote bags etc. etc. The print contracting party handles ordering and payment. The printing of course and the prints are sent directly to the user.

If the user wants to see some of the my other 750 images for print there is a link to the main pages in Salt Lake City, Seattle, and San Francisco Bay Area.

3. If the user wants something special. A painting. Limited edition prints. Signed prints. A huge print on canvas larger than 40 x 60″ – no problem, he just has to contact me.

A brochure is available to each User Portal.
The brochure is of course used for initial presentation of the portal.
You can download the brochure Aarhus City Portal from the portal.

Thoughts.
Now what is the most important to succeed with these User Portals.
Is it to do excellent motifs? No!
Is it to simplify the User Portal? No!
Is it to make an extremely eye catching brochure? No!

It is to communicate the User Portal Concept to people that are not familiar with computers, with internet etc.
I can not do it myself.
I know too much.
Or!!!!
You might as well say I know much too little.

But.
Journalists know how to present this kind of stuff to their readers.
This week Ny Hedensted Portal and Ny Vejle Portal will have press coverage.
Tomorrow I’ll translate the Aarhus City Portal into Danish and find a jounalist at the Aarhus newspaper Aarhus Stiftstidende.

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Friday, January 20, 2006

Gorgeous powerful creation!!!!

 

“SAD DAYS INDEED”

Acrylic on hardboard,
60.87 x 48.07 inches.
154.5 x 122 cm.

Inspired by keywords like mantal health, state of mind, manic depression, major depression, bipolar condition, serotonin syndrome…

…then red paint has been thrown temperamentally…


The critics:
Gorgeous powerful creation!!!!
Excellent!!!!

You can order and buy this motif on FinerWorks.com on Fine Art Paper,
size 40.25 x 32 inches, 102.24 x 81.28 cm.
Price: US$ 615.92order online here .

Or on ArtWanted.com as poster (gloss, matte or lustre),
size 24 x 20 inches, 60.96 x 50.8 cm.

Price: US$ 47.95order online here.

The original of this significant Asbjorn Lonvig work from his “Sad Days”,
acrylic on hardboard,
size 60.87 x 48.07 inches, 154.5 x 122 cm.

Price: US$ 45,000order here.

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Saturday, December 17, 2005

Special offer 2005

Any of my images from 2005 are sold
in numbered and signed print in limited edition – edition 100
high quality colors on paper or canvas as

201 x 139 cm – 79.2 x 54.8 inches - US$ 2350
or
139 x 139 cm – 54.8 x 54.8 inches - US$ 2100

Print on demand.
Shipped in a roll.

Asbjorn Lonvig Digital Art Laboratory
Denmark
e-mail
lonvig@mail.dk

Stable at Tirsbaek Castle, Stald på Tirsbæk Slot, Vejle, Danmark, Asbjørn Lønvig, Asbjorn Lonvig, LonvigAmerican Indian, Banff, Rockie Mountains, Canada, Manhattan Arts International, New York, USA, Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, DenmarkManhattan, New York, Manhattan Arts International, New York, USA, Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, DenmarkKillerwhales, San Diego, Sea World, California, USA, Manhattan Arts International, New York, USA, Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, DenmarkA hurt soul, Native Art, American Native Art, Manhattan Arts International, New York, USA, Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, DenmarkGrand Maïtre. Toulouse. Paris. Asbjorn Lonvig.Philosophy of Life - I, Manhattan Arts International, New York, USA, Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, DenmarkPhilosophy of Life - II, Manhattan Arts International, New York, USA, Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, Denmark'1080Queen Charlotte Sound, British Columbia West Coast, Canada, acrylic on canvas, 139 x 201 cm. Inspired from nature - how I imagine looking west from the mainland standing on the brink of Queen Charlotte Sound - from Native Art - well aware that the symbolism doesn't belong to me - it's the heritage of the local people. By Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, designer, storyteller, writer, fairy tale writer.Golden Gay, Gay Area, San Francisco. Inspired from the banners in the gay neighborhood, from the gay pride parades and festivals, from San Francisco being a home to gays - a home without prejudges - or? Bridging? By Asbjorn Lonvig.Perception I, New York, art to people acrylic on canvas. Two pictures to be seen as a hole. Your perception - the media perception - your perception of the media perception...By Asbjorn Lonvig. Butterfly Fish, Pig Faced Butterfly Fish from Great Barrier Reef, Noosa Queensland Selection, acrylic on canvas. Inspired from diving in the Great Barrier Reef after visiting Dunk Island and from Noosa south of Cairns. By Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, designer, writer.Temple of Neptune, Paestum, acrylic on canvas, 201 x 139 cm, numbered, signed and certified. inspired from the temple of Neptune (Poseidon) in the Greek colony Poseidonia south of Salona renamed Paestum by the Romans. By Asbjorn Lonvig, artist.Septimius Severus, Forum Romanun, Rome, acrylic on canvas, 201 x 139 cm, edition 5, numbered, signed and certified. Inspired from the Arch of Septimus Severus erected A.D. 203 in Forum Romanum. By Asbjorn Lonvig, artist.Fight to the death, Rome, acrylic on canvas, 201 x 139 cm, edition 5, numbered, signed and certified. Inspired from gladiators fighting to the death in the Colosseum in Rome. By Asbjorn Lonvig, artist.'ViaAsking for Trouble, Modern Rome, acrylic on canvas, 201 x 139 cm, edition 5, signed, numbered and certified. Inspired from Michelangelo's (1475-1564) renaissance frescoThunderbird, British Columbia West Coast, Canada, acrylic on canvas, 139 x 201 cm. Inspired from Native Art from British Columbia's west coast - well aware that the symbolism doesn't belong to me - it's the heritage of the local people. By Asbjorn Lonvig, artist, designer, storyteller, writer, fairy tale writer.

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Sunday, November 20, 2005

Asbjorn Lonvig Digital Art Laboratory

Asbjorn Lonvig Digital Art Laboratory

The Asbjorn Lonvig Digital Art Laboratory can produce prints in any size, with any surface, in any color scheme of any Asbjorn Lonvig art work. See more about Asbjorn Lonvig Digital Art Laboratory. Contact Asbjorn Lonvig Digital Art Laboratory. Sample: 139 x 201 cm, signed print on canvas. See straight forward print on demand ordered and paied online at ArtWanted.com without intervention of the Laborarory team.

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Tuesday, September 20, 2005

Denmark……

Motifs inspired by Denmark
 
 
11 new paintings
110 new paper cut-outs (collages)
See the Selection inspired by Denmark.
It’s in DANISH and the prices are in DDK.
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