Dan Schultz Fine Art Newsletter
January 18th, 2010
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In this Issue:
· Featured Painting ·
· Recently Sold ·
· My Painting in Southwest Art Magazine ·
· New Upcoming Classes ·
· Thoughts on Style at RedEasel.com ·
· Current Galleries ·
Featured Painting
This month's featured painting is Tree Trunks, Oil on Linen, 12 x 16 inches, pictured above. Most of my inspiration for this painting came from the color similarities throughout the scene. The main challenge was to create depth since the colors of the foreground tree trunks and the background wall of rock were so similar. I find that I am often attracted to such scenes.
Tree Trunks is available now for $1,350 from my studio; reply to this email or click here to contact me about it. See more new paintings at my recent artwork page.
Click here to see close-ups of Tree Trunks.
Recently Sold
Secret Thoughts · Oil on Linen · 16 x 12 inches (image size)
Sold by:
315 South Galena • Aspen, CO 81611
(970) 925-7042
KeatingGallery.com
My Painting in Southwest Art Magazine
Southwest Art magazine chose my painting Sand Creek for the News Makers page in the January, 2010 issue. The page also includes information about my First Place award at the American Impressionist Society show in October, 2009. Thank you Southwest Art!
New Upcoming Classes
I posted some new information on my Classes / Workshops page about my 2010 teaching schedule. I have two 8-week classes scheduled at Cottonwood Center for the Arts in Colorado Springs: a class on Drawing and Painting Portraits and an Advanced Painting class. Also, I plan to teach a 5-day Plein Air Painting workshop through Cottonwood in August. Click here for more information!
Details:
Drawing and Painting Portraits: February 3rd - March 24th, 2010
Advanced Painting: April 7th - May 26th, 2010
Plein Air Painting Workshop: August 11th - 15th, 2010
Thoughts on Style at RedEasel.com
Lately, I've been thinking a lot about style as it relates to painting and how it develops in an artist's work. I took the time to write down some of my thoughts on the subject and Susan at RedEasel.com was kind enough to post them for me on her site. If you're interested, check it out and let me know your thoughts about it too. Click here to read the article at RedEasel.com.
Continually growing and expanding its database of information for visual artists, Red Easel hopes to offer a wealth of information from artist directories that are categorized by name, state, and genre, to fine art critiques, book reviews, and where to find art instruction on the net. Also, we hope to build an excellent database of galleries in the United States categorized by state. Want to know where to purchase art supplies on the internet or in your area? We hope that you will find all the information you need at Red Easel, including comments from customers of these suppliers so you will be sure to shop at the best place and get the best deals.
Current Galleries
Below are the fine galleries that carry my original artwork.
They each welcome your visit.
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6 Inn Street • Newburyport, Massachusetts 01950
(978) 462-9891 / (800) 983-9891
TheChurchillGallery.com
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1731 Mt. Washington Ave.• Colorado Springs, Colorado 80906
(719) 475-1200 / (800) 369-6909
RichDesignsGallery.com
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597 E. Green Street •
Pasadena, California 91101
(626) 577-1223
Gabrie.com
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3530 Hwy 8 & 65 •
Germanton, North Carolina 27019
(336) 969-6121
GermantonGallery.com
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315 South Galena • Aspen, CO 81611
(970) 925-7042
KeatingGallery.com
Thanks for reading! Until next month,
-Dan Schultz
DanSchultzFineArt.com
719-216-3622
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