Dutrch Landscape Painter paints your ancestral site in Ireland
Rob Bitter
This summer I will travel to Ireland and be able to paint your ancestral
sites.
To do this I must have your order by July 15th.
So think about this unique opportunity to have a chosen and valuable
artistic view by a seasoned artist of the place where your familly
originally came from.
The style will be slightly impressionistic but with sufficient detail. All
paintings will be photographed, and these pictures will be e-mailed to you
for your approval. Only then do you pay.
To make sure that you are serious about this I require a down payment -
after I have sent you a written and signed confirmation of your order,
including all details of the contract. I set this deposit to the legal limit
of 10 % of the total cost.
All orders will be honoured and all paintings will be packed securely & sent
the best way possible.
All paintings will be documented by several photo's to proof authenticity.
Given the fact that painted surfaces need to be reasonably dry, a minimal
period of 5 weeks is needed before shipping.
I hope I built in enough guarantees for you to feel comfortable about, but
I'm open to criticism....
See my paintings of my last visit to Ireland at:
http://members.xoom.com/medmedia/sites.htm and choose: My Art
Comments are welcome!
GoldenArse
<rbi...@zeelandnet.nl> wrote:
>Hello,
>
>This summer I will travel to Ireland and be able to paint your
ancestral
>sites.
>To do this I must have your order by July 15th.
>
>So think about this unique opportunity to have a chosen and
valuable
>artistic view by a seasoned artist of the place where your
familly
>originally came from.
A nice oil painting of Ballymun/Dolphin Barn/Tallaght/Crumlin
flats? You must be fuckin' jokin'....
GoldenArse
SCI Art Expert
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Holly
Rob Bitter <rbi...@zeelandnet.nl> wrote in message
news:39149002$0$32...@news2.zeelandnet.nl...
> slightly impressionistic
The "slightly impressionistic" period would have probably been around 1864
to 1879. A diversion from the Manet school which was pioneered by the well
known frog artist Pepe La Pew.
Holly