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Quarterly Newsletter No 3, 2018
This year saw the introduction of my new website, www.lynnegfineart.com.
The website showcases all my art, from acrylics on stretched canvas, watercolour and soft pastel paintings. All the artwork shown on the website is for sale, including a number of items on sale for 15% of marked price.
In addition to the artwork, there is a blog page, where you can see up-to-date news from Lynne G Fine Art, and Pet Pawtraits in Pastel.
New Website for LynneG Fine Art
Art Workshops for December 2018
Art
Sale
I am pleased to announce I will be giving two workshops in December, a pastel workshop and an acrylic/mixed media workshop. These are a fun 3 hours and are great value with all materials included in the price.
If you would like to learn a little and laugh a lot then come along to Maclean Picture Framers, on either Saturday 1
st December, or Saturday 8
th December and
join in the fun. Contact Kerrie, Maclean Picture Framers.
Art Workshops for December 2018
$250 Now $212
“Breaker” 32”(w) x 15”(h)
$250 Now $212 “Sand Dunes”
32”(w) x 15”(h) $350 Now $299 “White Water”
Acrylic on stretched canvas 30”(w) x 30”(h)
To purchase or for further details, Contact Lynne
0423 476 440 [email protected]
LPrices do not delivery
Quarterly Newsletter No 3, 2018
Jacaranda Festival 2018
Lynne Gehrke www.lynnegfineart.com
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 0423 476 440
The world-renowned Jacaranda Festival is held annually in Grafton, Northern Rivers New South Wales, from the last weekend in October to the first weekend in November. Inaugurated in 1934, this was the first of Australia’s folk festivals and celebrates the magnificent spectacle of the hundreds of lilac-blossomed trees that grow in Grafton’s broad tree lined avenues. Henry Volkers introduced the first Jacaranda trees to Grafton and each year the trees are celebrated, although it has changed over the years to adapt to today’s society, this traditional event is still widely celebrated within the town.
The oldest floral festival still celebrated in Australia, was first appreciated in a much different way. It was one of the few means of entertainment to look forward to. So when Jacaranda time rolled around, the town was in high spirits. Even during the difficult times of WWII, this festival had a way of uplifting the community and giving them something wonderful to celebrate. A half-day public holiday is observed locally on the first Thursday of the latter month, the Festival’s focal day. This year as part of the festival, I am involved in a pop-up shop run by Fay Boyds Art Gallery. In all, there are 14 artists who have been working hard over the past couple of months to produce works for sale in the shop over the Jacaranda Festival week from 26th Oct - 3rd Nov.