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Your LCD TV is wonderful investment for your home entertainment, but by adding a wall mount will not only improve the view quality of your High Definition TV, it will provide more room in your view area and increase the overall value of your initial investment.

Many larger sized Flat Panel TV’s often give the area they are in a cluttered or uncomfortable feeling due to their wide viewing dimension, and even when placed on a higher viewing stand they still limit that full theater like quality.

The addition of a wall mounting brackets will give your Flat Panel TV a natural theater look that balances well with surround sound systems. Depending on the model of your Flat Panel TV there are also many wall mount systems that will allow the integration of speakers to further enhance your home theater experience.

Because so many wall mount TV owners start off buying either an entry level Plasma or a lower quality TV, they often find that that they simply do not enjoy watching their TV as much because it is either on a table or stand that keeps the viewing angle of the Plasma TV at a lower uncomfortable level.

If you are a serious audiophile or just love watching movies on your High Definition TV, mounting your LCD TV with a on the wall mounting system will provide you and your family and friends with a true theater style viewing experience that will complement your audio system and give a more natural viewing position that makes watching movies, sports, or just about anything more fun and exciting.

Choosing the right wall mount system for your Plasma TV depends on the make and model of the Plasma TV you own, and there are many different types of wall mounts available; from corner type mounts, swivel or movable type to standard mounts.

There are also many wireless and hidden wire connection systems that will remove those dangling wires that power your Plasma TV, connect to your DVD and sound amplification systems making the wall your High Definition TV is mounted on look natural and uncluttered.

Adding a wall mounting system to your home theater system is wise investment that will add value, better viewing and sound quality to your Plasma TV. They are inexpensive, easy to install and very affordable.

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Chuck Rosenthal is an oil painter. His beautiful still life paintings adorn homes and offices and galleries. Although he does not paint still life exclusively, he does paint them brilliantly, with contrasting colors, gently cascading sunlight playing on fruits, wine, baskets, bowls, glass and flowers.

A definite quality that makes Rosenthal’s work extraordinary is the texture visible in each painting. For example, in “Daffodils and Grapes” the artist places the silky cool texture of grapes falling out of a cup on the rougher texture of a dark linen tablecloth, and the smooth cool feel of the vase filled with frilly daffodils, alive with color.

Another interesting composition that shows such contrasts is “Fruit Harvest,” where a well used basket is next to a cool metal goblet. The goblet alone is an astounding piece of work – the artist used a wide variety of hues from very dark to nearly white to express the metal piece. In the foreground are pears that have fallen out of the basket – one feels if one put his finger on them, they would feel like ripe pears, in contrast to the hard shiny apple in front of them.

The composition of “Fruit Harvest II” leads the eye around the painting from the bright fruit in the foreground to the textured bowl behind, then to the smooth cool bottle of wine and finally to the brocade tablecloth that foretells the rest of the room in which this painting is set. One can imagine brocade drapes and thick carpets and elaborate furniture in the scene. The contrast of the bright fruit and dark background pulls one into the painting.

“Teapot and Fruit” shows us a coarse teapot, thrown on a potter’s wheel to judge by the shape and surface quality, with grapes and apples in the foreground. The table suggests the kitchen – a cutting surface rather than a cloth covered dining room or parlor. Light seems to seep through the dark blue wall in the background – perhaps a heavy cloth covering a window.

The very dark, almost black background in “Roses from the Garden” makes the brightly colored roses pop out in this painting. But the most interesting contrast in this painting is the dark glass bottle which holds the roses – even though it is set against the dark background it manages to stand out due to the light falling on it and the smoothness of its surface. A few soft pears placed in contrast to the hard bottle create depth in the painting.

The subject matter of these paintings is similar to old masters paintings from the 17th and 18th century, but the style of painting lends a more modern touch. The artist obviously studied old still life paintings, but painted the subjects in his own style, a bright and lively style, in spite of the still subjects and shadowy areas of the paintings.

You can see pictures of these paintings at www.theparkplacegallery.com, the website of The Park Place Gallery in Leawood, Kansas. Chuck Rosenthal paintings are on display there.

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