Keith Richards The Human Riff by Sebastian Kruger

When you look Kruger's works of art in person, even the most casual observer senses that there is something happening that goes far beyond fantastic painting. Much more than perfect articulations of the most subtlest of details. There is a feeling that is difficult to name but easy to feel, that can only come from an artist breathing-through his brush life onto the canvas. And this can only come from an artist such as Kruger who is living his life fully in his art.

Sebastian has perfectly addressed this very thing in his most recent work and now print of Keith Richards entitled The Human Riff.

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Ronnie Wood and Led Zeppelin pay tribute to Ahmet Ertegun

November 24th Christie's of NY will be auctioning off a very special print by Ronnie Wood.

Last year in honor of the music industry legend, the late Ahmet Ertegun, Led Zeppelin asked their friend Ronnie Wood to creat a painting of their late friend that was later printed in a small edition of 100.

Most all of these prints were sold off to a crowed awaiting for Led Zeppelin to go on stage at the O2 Arena in London for their last concert. The prints signed by Ronnie alone sold for $3,00o each.

The prints now being offered in auction by Christie's is something very unique from the ones sold at O2, They are signed by all current members of Led Zeppelin. A collection of signature very rarely seen together these days.

This auction to will be strictly for the raising of money for charities in the honor of Ahmet Ertegun.

To read more about Ronnie Wood's print of Ahmet Ertegun signed by all of Led Zeppelin, ready the story at Limelight Agency.

Ronnie Wood back with the Faces? Album? Tour??

It seems to be true. Ronnie Wood has joined back up with Rod Stewart and the rest of the old surviving gang to get The Faces Back together. Recently The sources of the highest authority (Rod) have confirmed they are putting something together in the studio. It's said, as recently as Monday this week (Nov 16).

More on The Faces Reunion Tour, Ronnie Wood, Rod Stewart, and the rest.

For the fans waking up from a three decade dormancy, they may be interested to take another look at some fantastic paintings Ronnie Wood has done of his old band mates in the Faces. And some great ones of Ronnie Wood and Rod Stewart and Ronnie Wood's take on Rod Stewart alone.

Stephen Holland paints LA Dodger Don Drysdale.

As the official artist of the Los Angeles Dodgers during their 50th year in LA, Stephen Holland has been painting the the great players of their history. This series started with Jackie Robinson and now continues with the hall of fame pitcher Don Drysdale.

This fantastic painting of Don Drysdale by Holland is now available in galleries.

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The Daily Sound of Santa Barbara this year wrote a world class feature story on their local art celebrity Stephen Holland.

The paper spent a day in Holland's home studio getting an amazing view and understanding for the painter that is known as America's top celling artist of sports and celebrity.

From what you can see in the stories photo's the are capturing hard at work whilc he was painting his recent release of Mickey Mantle.

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USA Today put Ronnie Wood and Grace Sick to the test

USA today has put the top celebrity artist dominating the gallery world today, to the test of the judgment of noted art critics. The listed of noted leading names included Paul Stanley, Marilyn Manson, Bob Dylan, and coming up on top Limelight Agencies own Ronnie Wood and Grace.

See USA Today's review of painters Ronnie Wood and Grace Slick's art work.

rock and roll photographer Robert Knight tells all

Limelight Agency's rock and roll photographer Robert Knight tells of his amazing life in behind the camera in the middle of music history.

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Determined to seek out the source of these new sounds, Knight scored a job at age 15 (making him Honolulu’s youngest travel agent) in order to qualify for cheap airfare. “It was about the music,” he says. “I wanted to go where it was being made.”

Read the whole story about Robert Knights Rock photography life as told by Hard Rock Magazine.