Art Prints Etc
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Barry Rothstein
$500"Vegas Sky"
Limited edition signed giclee of original pastel professionally framed. https://www.artbyrothstein.com/
Barry Rothstein, a native of New York City, has made St. Petersburg his home for the past 30 years. He has studied Drawing, Art, Illustration and Design at City University of New York, The Parsons School of Art and Design, School of Visual Arts, and The Fashion Institute of Technology (all in New York City), and locally, at the Arts Center of St. Petersburg.
Rothstein was accepted as a juried member of the Pastel Society of America May 2012. His Associate Member status in this elite group of artists is a huge honor.
Vegas Sky received Merit Award February 13, 2015, at Pastel Society of Tampa Bay juried show in Dunedin, FL.
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Stephen Shortridge Giclee
$285"Chase the Wind"
Limited edition print #30/100 giclee
https://www.shortridgefineart.com/
Art Brokerage: Stephen Shortridge American Artist: b. 1951. Born 1951 in Iowa, Stephen Shortridge grew up in Southern California. Stephen Charles Shortridge is a romantic impressionist who is experiencing much success with his vibrant brush strokes and his hand-enhanced giclees. Shortridge, the artist, may be more familiar to you as an actor. Theatrically he has starred as a series regular in "Welcome Back Kotter" as the southern sweathog 'Beau' and co-starred with Debbie Reynolds on the ABC show, "Aloha Paradise". He spent the year of 1987 playing the role of David Reed as part of the original cast on the CBS daytime soap opera "The Bold and the Beautiful". It was after this role that Stephen set his priorities toward business and finally to pursue his love of art. Stephen enjoyed acting but found painting much more creatively satisfying and explains, "...the feeling of being totally free to create as an artist is exciting to me. In acting a large part of the creative process had taken place by the time I was involved. The writer, director, and producer had already made many decisions about the character I would play. In contrast, painting gives me complete control. I may race along in a painting and have a disaster on my hands or something I'm proud of...but, I make the choices and accept the consequences, good or bad. That's freedom...it's precious and the most fulfilling part of being an artist to me."