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Lemons, apples, and onions |
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Winter Garden by the tree |
A few of my paintings hanging in their new-ish homes. Nice to see them together here again. I keep a database of all my paintings, who owns them, and when and where they have been exhibited. It's an interesting history of my journey through painting so far. There are a few that have gotten away, either through a gallery, or an "art in the barn" sale, and the one small boat that I placed on the roof of my car for just a minute. I imagine it now lives on the wall of someone's happy home, though in reality, it may have disintegrated in a ditch not far from my home. Sigh.
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"Garlic and Oil" over the mantle |
Do you have an organized, efficient way to keep track of your work? I'd be interested to know about it.
Thanks in advance for sharing.
I tried to do this same thing with my own collection of art. It started out well but I managed to not stay on top of it. Love seeing your art hanging in its homes!
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