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Exhibition Closes Tomorrow

Two weeks of exhibition have come and gone. We close tomorrow afternoon. What a very busy time! In these really bad economic times I think we did very well. Liz sold two paintings and I sold one. Yes, Jessie is now sold. My husband was getting very fond of her sitting in our passage, but that's the way it goes.

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Dianne said…
Dear Carol,
Congratulations on selling a painting! I visited the exhibition on Monday and had a chat with Margie who was sitting at the time. It was great to see your paintings in the flesh, quite a few, I have seen on your blog.
Anonymous said…
Pleased you have a good exhibition, wish I could have visited there and enjoyed some of your sunshine, its snowing here and we are freezing. Its sad to see a painting go but an incentive to replace that one in the hall!
Carol said…
Thanks Dianne. I do think art works always look better in the flesh. It is just so difficult to photograph them successfully.

Hi Carolann, wish you could have been there too! although I must say I would love to experience a bit of snow - devine to paint!!! Isn't it amazing how attached we get to a painting - when I sold my first one last year, I never expected it to hurt so much!

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