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 Dear Kennedy Publishing--

The Best of Watermedia Artists, Vol. II (both sets) has arrived, and it was well worth the wait.  I am honored to be in this publication, and thank you for selecting my artwork. Sincerely,
 

Patricia Flynn

 


The books (Best of America Watermedia) arrived and they are beautiful!  Thank you so much.  The color is great and  I'm really pleased with the reproductions of my work and that of my teaching  partner, Lee Baughman, in this volume. We are both thrilled  to have been a part of this collection of American Watermedia and hope to participate in future volumes!  My best,
 

Susan  Cowan

 


I just got my copies of the book (Best of America Watermedia).  It looks beautiful.  Thanks for all of your hard work on it and thanks for including my paintings.  I am amazed at both the variety of art in these books and the constant high standard across all of the different mediums. These books are so exciting and vibrant.  Bravo. Best,

Matt Bialer


Just after I sent the message the postman arrived with a slip to say that they were waiting at the Post Office.  I have since picked them up (BOWW Oil) and they are very beautiful and I am extremely happy with the way that your Company has presented my work.  I will recommend your company to all my artistic friends and I would love to enter again and buy more books next time around!

Thank you!

Warm wishes from Lyndel Thomas, Australia

 

 

Thank you! I love the new 'Best of American Pastel Artists' book. Thank you

for what you are doing to promote artists!!!

Debra K. Richardson

 

Gary Wick will be in the upcoming issue of the "Best of America Pastel Artists Vol. II... If you want to see the diversity in which pastel is used, this issue is a visual experience well worth the time and effort.

From his web site



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Marlie Burton-Roche

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    Marlie Burton-Roche, a Canadian visual artist and political activist, worked for many years in solidarity with the revolutionary popular movement of El Salvador. Much of her artwork is reflective of that period – what she calls “the nightmare of history in the making” but when asked to delineate her recent art, she simple describes it as “soundless declamation.” Marlie was born and raised in rural Alberta, educated in Toronto and has spent time in the Middle East and Latin America. Her paintings have been exhibited in Canada, the U.S.A., and in Europe. She has artwork in private and public collections in Canada, Israel, India, Britain and France.

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