My Silver Lining
Storm in the Mountains
Storm in the Mountains
Roses Are Red
Roses Are Red
Just A Sip
Just A Sip
Cone Carriage House
Cone Carriage House
My stars! I've been so busy lately organizing my June-July Art Sale
that I had almost forgotten you! How can that happen-after all, you're
the folks who collect my art and sign up for my occasional newsletter!
I hope you are well in these troubled times; it seems that a lot of our
summer and fall plans have been swept aside by this pandemic.
As I indicated in an earlier newsletter, the Artist in Residence
program in Blowing Rock was in limbo about going forward. It has now
been cancelled for this year. That's disappointing since I was invited
back again this year. However, some clouds have a silver lining-this
allows me to throw a big sale of my art! I have selected over 100
paintings from recent years and this past year's work.
Just imagine-100 orphans that need a good home! Some paintings are like
our children (one of you, while purchasing a painting last summer, told
me how he had to almost tear the paintings he bought from my hands when
he purchased three a couple years ago!) Yep, you can get attached to
paintings.
However, the modified nursery rhyme says it well:
There was an old man who lived in a shoe;
He had so many paintings, he didn't know what to do.
Said his wife, "Throw a big sale!"
And so he did!
The sale begins this next Monday morning on my renovated
website--earldavisfineart.com. There's something for every pocketbook
and every room. (And think of how this will help your Christmas gift
buying!)
PS: please share this newsletter and tell your friends!
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