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Tess Ellation

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Aug 27, 1994, 1:30:14 PM8/27/94
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Can any one educate me on this American painter(?)
I hear his name mentioned frequently but haven't a clue asto who or what
he is about. Any info. would be appreciated

Thanks in advance,
TESS

frank sheldon

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Sep 5, 1994, 7:56:21 AM9/5/94
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Tess, I see that your post had gone unanswered for a number of days.
While I can't give you an in depth answer to your question, I will mention
the little bit I know. Inness was an American painter of the 19th
century belonging to what was called the Hudson River school. Most of
their paintings of course were landscapes. There's a town in Florida
on the west coast with a museum which has a collection of his paintings.
This little bit of information might attract the "flamers" which will
jump in with corrections and additions.
Regards, Frank

Jcone

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Sep 5, 1994, 8:22:05 PM9/5/94
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In article <ZS4xGJV....@delphi.com>, frank sheldon
<fran...@delphi.com> writes:

Message-ID: <ZS4xGJV....@delphi.com>

>Inness was an American painter of the 19th
>century belonging to what was called the Hudson River school. Most of
>their paintings of course were landscapes. There's a town in Florida
>on the west coast with a museum which has a collection of his paintings.
>This little bit of information might attract the "flamers" which will
>jump in with corrections and additions.
>Regards, Frank


Yes, and Inness was a follower of Swedborgenism, a philosophy which
influenced his life and paintng and helped him to create that wonderful
brown soup of which his incredibly wonderful paintings are made of!

Jon Cone

WillyM3860

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Sep 17, 1994, 9:09:03 PM9/17/94
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In article <1994Aug27.1...@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu>,
domi...@falcon.cc.ukans.edu (Tess Ellation) writes:

Please call Joyce at (201)-779-2523. I believe she can help you. She has
done some research on Inness.

Charles Eicher

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Sep 17, 1994, 11:37:53 PM9/17/94
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In article <35g3vf$o...@newsbf01.news.aol.com>, willy...@aol.com
(WillyM3860) wrote:

so, what's the deal with this Joyce? Every time someone asks a question,
you mention her. Is this something you make a commission for each
referral? I've seen this 'Please call Joyce' about 10 times in the last 3
days..

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Charles Eicher
cei...@ins.infonet.net
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Andy Pearlman

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Sep 18, 1994, 5:16:04 PM9/18/94
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In article <ceicher-1709...@s125.infonet.net> cei...@ins.infonet.net (Charles Eicher) writes:
>In article <35g3vf$o...@newsbf01.news.aol.com>, willy...@aol.com
>(WillyM3860) wrote:
>
>> In article <1994Aug27.1...@kuhub.cc.ukans.edu>,
>> domi...@falcon.cc.ukans.edu (Tess Ellation) writes:
>>
>> Please call Joyce at (201)-779-2523. I believe she can help you. She has
>> done some research on Inness.
>
>so, what's the deal with this Joyce? Every time someone asks a question,
>you mention her. Is this something you make a commission for each
>referral? I've seen this 'Please call Joyce' about 10 times in the last 3
>days..

Please call Joyce at (201)-779-2523. I believe she can help you. She has

done some research on 'Please call Joyce'.

Actually, it seems like Joyce is some kind of art dealer from whom this person
responds to.

Andy Pearlman
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except he is still doing revisions..."

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