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Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art Permanent Collection |
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March 2009 |
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Acadia National Park Artist In Residence |
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“This work will make a wonderful addition to our permanent collection,” said Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art curator, Ms. Bobby Moore, referring to the recent acquisition of my drypoint, ‘Chickadee & Milkweed’. The museum’s collection focuses on American art and includes, among others, the artwork of Mary Cassatt, Albert Bierstadt, Rockwell Kent and Frederick Childe Hassam -all good company to keep, from an artist’s point of view. The museum is in Loretto, Pennsylvania, about an hour east of Pittsburgh. Southern Alleghenies Museum of Art |
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Recently, the Artists for Conservation Foundation elected me to membership. The foundation is “...a non-profit, international organization dedicated to the celebration and preservation of the natural world.” Its mission is to support wildlife and habitat conservation, biodiversity, sustainability and environmental education through art that celebrates our natural heritage. Artists For Conservation |
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Acquiring artwork on my website is now convenient using major credit cards and PayPal. Gift Certificates, which you can print out or send directly to the recipient, are also available. It’s easy to order a signed, personalized copy of The American Sporting Print: 20th Century Etchers and Drypointists, as a gift to your local library, Alma Mater, a friend or for yourself. Go to www.rizosart.com and click on ‘BOOK’ then click on ‘TO ORDER’. |
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Acadia National Park, in Maine, has selected me as an Artist In Residence from September 14 - October 5, 2009. Acadia is located along the rugged, rocky coast of "Downeast" Maine. Most of the |
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park is on Mount Desert Island, which is accessible by vehicle. The park has a great variety of birds, landscapes and seascapes and I look forward to exploring it. The park is approximately five hours north of Boston. Acadia National Park |