Sending Love To Patrons Of The Arts

Ever since I first put my art ‘out there’ for others to see and to buy, I’ve marveled each time someone liked my work enough to purchase a piece. I’m still honored when people add my images to their life and world.

Some collectors own multiple pieces of my art, happily display them, and keep their eyes peeled for more. I call these folks patrons.

What’s a patron? Someone who supports a person, an activity, an institution. Patrons come in many shapes and forms, and are universally appreciated by those they champion.

Just last week, someone whom I would consider a patron, contacted me and asked about commissioning a new painting to accompany a pair of my paintings she already owned. Based on the description of what she was looking for, I determined that I already had on hand at least seven paintings in the desired theme and format.

I shared the details and images with her electronically. She narrowed down her favorites from the photos, and then visited to make her selection in person. And now there are three of my works that will hang together in her new home. I was delighted and so was she!

So, on the off chance that there may be others out there who follow my work and might be yearning for a piece with an autumn theme, I’m sharing the remaining images of the (now six) fall motifs that are readily available. All are matted and presented under glass with silver toned metal frames.

The first set of three images are 15” x 7” in size.

1 – Along The Saint John River

2 – Autumn Along The S Sask River

3 – Near Bar Harbor Maine

The second set of three images are 16” x 11” in size.

5 – Weyakwin Carpet

6 – Emma Lake Sunset Bay

7 – Autumn Leaves Panorama

If you’d like a closer look at any of these, just let me know which ones. I’ll email you a quality photo file of just the image without the glass and framing, along with pricing.

BTW, if you ever happen to be looking for a painting with a particular theme created in my style, be sure to get in touch and speak your mind.

I’m open to commissioned works but, who knows, I may have the piece of your dreams on hand already. It never hurts to ask!

In the meantime, I’d like to extend a general shout out and word of appreciation to all the patrons of the arts in their many forms. You folks rock!