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Re: Freighter Artwork

by Denny » January 24, 2013, 5:38 pm

In St. Clair, Michigan there is an Art Gallery located in the plaza across from Palmer Park. The plaza is called Riverview Plaza and the art gallery may be interested in one of your designs possibly. Also, the last weekend in June is the annual St. Clair Art Fair where hundreds of artists come and gather to sell and display their paintings and drawings to the public. It is a three-day event and you might get lots of people interested in your work as well.

Re: Freighter Artwork

by Affa » January 24, 2013, 5:05 pm

Enjoyed your drawings! Just a casual observation from a boatnerd I wanted to pass on is the drawing of the Fitz leaving Duluth on Nov 9th 1975 (Picture #8) didn't actually occur. For historically accuracy she departed Superior, Wis that afternoon and not the Duluth Piers, MN.

Freighter Artwork

by maritimeartist » January 24, 2013, 3:42 pm

Hi folks,
I am a maritime artist that specializes in black and white fine detailed pencil drawings of Great Lakes vessels. I am looking for a few places to sell prints of my artwork, especially around the Wisconsin/Michigan/Upper Michigan area. I have a few places now but would like to expand. Does anyone have any info on shops that might be interested in something like this? You can check out my website at greatlakesartwork.webs.com to view my art. Thanks for any suggestions. Here is a sample of my art as well.
Tony Strublic
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Edmund Fitzgerald heading Downbound
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