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romantika — Fri, 29 Apr 2011 14:27:44 GMT

Cool!

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zhilayazona — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 11:33:58 GMT

Excellent article!

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Ted G. Decker Blog — Wed, 20 Apr 2011 18:55:51 GMT

hello! Sorry for this belated response to your blog posting. Are you still interested in selling your Dorothy Fratt painting?
Regards,
Ted

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Adam Sheafe — Fri, 18 Mar 2011 04:00:47 GMT

I have a painting from Dorothy Fratt, 1969 "Dust Devil" and was wondering how I would go about selling it if you could help in educating me I would greatly appreciate it.

Comment on Uma conversacao com Jozias Benedicto em PORTUGUES-Parte 1 (7 minutos, 21 segundos); Parte 2 (6:37)

Jogar Poker — Wed, 09 Mar 2011 01:55:55 GMT

Oi venho mais uma vez neste blogue amigo, para retribuir a visita dada.......
Sou o Barata,sou muito dado a jogos online , dou imenso do meu tempo a trabalhar o meu espaço online também a editar legendas para imenos fóruns,talvez viram alguma série com legendas minhas!
E por hoje chega, pois eu faço turnos e e vou dormir um pouco.
Até outro dia.............

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Anonymous — Fri, 18 Feb 2011 11:48:17 GMT

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scott — Sat, 24 Apr 2010 00:47:25 GMT

I have 3 prints of europe framed from Andy Chuka's studio in 1954. I saw the same frame style and print- or original) from the same artist,in an elegant hotel outside of Barcelona.
How can I find out more.
Also I have what I think is a Leroy Neiman print from the Tour De France in 1962. I actually spoke with his female assistant that was there in that time period and wants me to send the print.
His studio on 5th ave in NY.

Scott Dye

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Matt Mays — Wed, 03 Feb 2010 01:29:02 GMT

Great interview and questions,a down to earth mood...

It's nice when artists are presented as people instead of a more elevated view. To me, it embraces the idea of an art as a trade- not so much a craft because of the practicality factor. Maybe it's a bit like a typewriter repair person who takes them apart and puts them back together for years, arranging the letters to form a new vocabulary that one fully doesn't understand...every now and then a quack brings one in to be worked on. Luckily the repairman is a specialist and knows the machine better than any... only the patron wants him to arrange the keys properly.

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Evan Yares — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 17:37:35 GMT

Was the Phoenix Art Museum only founded in 1960?

I have memories of running around it when I was really young. It couldn't have been later than '62. The museum seemed big and old to me back then.

Names like Phil Curtis, Lew Davis, and Dorothy Fratt are part of my childhood memories. Of course, my mother, Dagne, my father, Clare, and, yes, my stepmother Riva were all part of the mid-century contemporary art scene in Phoenix. (My dad passed away last year. My mother is still with us, and is still painting.)

Sounds like the Modified Arts show will be really interesting.

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Fran Elliott — Tue, 12 Jan 2010 01:46:53 GMT

Finally! A contemporary nod to Arizona's earlier artists...who came here before galleries, art supply stores and air conditioning. Many thanks.