tango painting

Though not cheek-to-cheek, this sultry pair moves languidly through the tango in wide-brimmed hat and high-heeled shoes that highlight the inherent drama of the dance floor.

Since the tango became all the rage in the early 1920s, sensual movement, rhythm, and control have become its signature.

Since the tango became all the rage in the early 1920s, sensual movement, rhythm, and control have become its signature.

The tango is beautiful to watch, especially when it is represented in aluminum and glass and lit from behind.

The three panel elements are comprised of brushed steel flame treated chrome and matte black metal. Crafted with great care, this piece is like great, modern wall sculpture.

by Molly Barnes, Peter Frank, Calvin J. Goodman

Utah artist Dawna Barton enjoys the process of painting even more than the final result, and as such has a prolific body of work.

Utah artist Dawna Barton enjoys the process of painting even more than the final result, and as such has a prolific body of work.

Select this Tango wall sculpture with a hand painted finish for your art collection.

A dramatic black and white print captures forever the silhouette of two dancers in the passionate final pose of a tango. Their shadow stretches out on the cobblestone street.

This wonderful art reproduction depicts an image of Champagne for two. The piece is made with state-of-the-art scanning technology to render a true-to-life giclee-style art p ...