Memphis Art

The works of art in the category of Memphis Art are diverse and range from landscapes, buildings to the glitz and glamour of the neon lights that fill the night sky in the party areas. Surprisingly there is no mention or portraits of the famous Elvis Presley who is often associated with Memphis, Tennessee instead these Memphis Art paintings concentrate on the stunning landscapes and skylines over some of the most famous areas and buildings that make up this state.

Each individual work of art has been captured using different camera angles and the colouring then gives each piece its own individual unique style. These fine Memphis Art paintings could be compared to the work “Paradoxe” by the famous artist Paul Raynal, as there are many similarities to the styles that have been used in this category and this artist is renowned for his ability to reflect the ideas of American Society on the themes that he used, these works of art contain many of these characteristics. Memphis Art also offers further Abstract images which show characteristics of a form of casual chic art which are synonymous of the works of Norm Olson, in particular the piece of work entitled “Inner Sanctuary I”. These types of characteristics have been portrayed strongly through the use of the vibrant colors of the neon signs against the night sky in works including “Neon sign lit up at night in a city,” Rum Boogie Cafe, Beale Street, Memphis, Shelby County, Tennessee, USA and other similar pieces.