I’m putting my pride in my back pocket and going all “commercial”
with this latest newsletter. I have to. It is a matter of self-preservation. My
problem is I tend to get too full of myself, thinking I write such clever and
entertaining newsletters, and from time to time I need to take steps to deflate
my puffed up ego. It is not easy admitting this, which I know comes as a big
surprise to many of you. I don’t want you to think badly of me, so I’m taking
this precautionary step. The idea is for you to think: “wow, that Renzulli is
really a humble guy, and is willing to do whatever it takes to remain that
way”. That is my goal, and if I have to lower myself by trying and sell my art
I will do it.
So with that introduction out of the way, what do I have to
sell that will catch your eye, tickle your fancy, and say to you, “I belong on
your wall”? I’m offering a series of small watercolors that will provide a bit
of spiritual and visual respite in these hectic days of ours. They are all
matted with backing and are ready for framing.
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| Sunny Fields |
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| Green Fields |
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| The Wash |
Each of the above – image 8x4”
plus a 2” mat
$75 each or 3 for $180 plus $7 Shipping
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| No Name Barn 4x8 w 2.5" mat $75 plus $7 Shipping |
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| Weary Landscape 6x9 w 2.5" mat $100 plus $7shipping |
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| Salmon Sky 5x8 w 2.5" mat $75 plus $7 Shipping |
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It looks like the exhibition for my river portfolio will be
opening sometime in late October. I will be posting more details when plans are
finalized. There are currently 24
paintings in the portfolio, mostly watercolors with a few acrylics on canvas.
I’ve been working on this for almost 2 years, and look forward to seeing all of
the work on display. Also in the
works is a hardcover book of the complete portfolio, as well as a few
“extras”. Once that is finished it will be time to move on to my next project, whatever that may be.
Looking forward to Fall,
Bill
Bill
"Don't follow the critics too much. Art appreciation, like love, cannot be don by proxy: it is a very personal affair and is necessary to each individual." Robert Henri, The Art Spirit
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