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Cover of Mar... David McDowell is representing Eminescu, a Romanian poet, and Benito Pérez Galdos, a Spanish novelist. Both of them share a nightmare that is described on Martín Cid's last novel "Eminescu and his 7 sins". You can downloan the novel for free www.martincid.com/7pecadoseminescu/ |
Chastity £69.00 Signed giclee print taken from my original oil painting which has now sold and was painted entirely using a knife. Also available in smaller sizes. |
Bellydance o... £2,995.00 Original oil painting, painted entirely using a knife. Signed giclee prints are also available in A1 or A2 size. |
Bailarina Or... £59.00 Signed A1 size giclee print taken from my original oil painting which has now sold and was painted entirely using a knife. Also available in A2 size. |
Bailarina a ... £2,225.00 Original oil painting, painted entirely using a knife. Signed giclee prints are also available in A1 or A2 size. |
Atonement £79.00 Signed 80cm x 60cm giclee print taken from my original oil painting which has now sold and was painted entirely using a knife. Also available in smaller sizes. |
Ardent Dancer £59.00 Signed A1 size giclee print taken from my original oil painting which has now sold and was painted entirely using a knife. Also available in A2 size. |
Arabian Coff... £59.00 Signed A1 size giclee print taken from my original oil painting which has now sold and was painted entirely using a knife. Also available in A2 size. |
After the Da... £1,995.00 Original oil painting, painted entirely using a knife. Signed giclee prints are also available in A1 or A2 size. |
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Arabian Coff... £2,500.00 Original oil painting, painted entirely using a knife. Signed giclee prints are also available in A1 or A2 size. |
Brian Show runs for 1 month starting March 28 2010 At:
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Guest Article
The importance of paperwork in art transactions:
Stating that the art world relies on personal relationships and that transactions are concluded by a handshake is as cliche as it is true. This informal way of doing business made sense when the art world was still relatively small and when dealers, collectors and artists were all part of the same social scene in one way or another. In this day and age however it seems sensible to put certain things in writing.
