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Welcome to Cow Art and More
Greetings!
Enjoy our monthly art news as a way to keep up with the latest happenings from the studio at Cow Art and More.
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April featured artist Meg Birnbaum |
Photographer Meg Birnbaumis this month's featured artist. Meg enjoys capturing rural scenes, including county fairs, on black and white film. Her latest passion is using plastic "toy" cameras to capture her images.
Read more about Meg's biography.
To see the complete collection of Meg's work on Cow Art and More, visit our specials page.
What is your technique?
Click here to read Meg's answer on the Cow Art and More blog.
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New Art
 New oil painter Kevin Webster features beef cattle in his original only artworks. His painting, "Blue on a Sunny Day", is an unframed, canvas painting. Many of Kevin's other paintings come framed.
Donna Greensteinhas included two new portraits of their farm's future herd sire. The two portraits, "Future King" and "Golden Boy", are available as prints or the original watercolor painting.
Mixed media artist, Elizabeth St. Hilaire Nelson, has added two new collage pieces to her portfolio. The original pieces are entitled, Contented Cattle 1and Contented Cattle 2.
Picture credits:
Top left: "Blue on a Sunny Day", oil on canvas, 10 inches square, unframed
Middle right: "Future King", watercolor on paper, 11 inches by 14 inches
Lower leftt: "Contented Cattle 2", mixed media collage 20 inches by 24 inches
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Frequently Asked Questions from Customers
Why do some of the pieces have writing over their picture?
All of our artists copyright their work. To ensure their work is not
downloaded from our website and used without their permission or
without purchase, artists typically "watermark" their images with their
name or studio name. This watermark will not be on the piece when it
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April's recipe
Need a new twist on an old favorite?
Buffalo Chicken Macaroni and Cheese
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How to view an art exhibit
Whether
visiting a blockbuster exhibit or a small gallery show, viewing art
often means facing inconveniences: crowds, limited time, even your own
exhaustion. Here's how to get the most out of the experience, whether
at home or abroad, no matter what you may encounter.
Steps- Make
a complete walk through of the exhibit to get an overview of the show.
Take note of works that particularly appeal to you, but keep moving on
this initial tour.
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Have questions?
Find Answers to many of our Customers' questions by viewing our Help and Customer Support page.
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Cow Art and More is committed to providing you
the best in agricultural themed art and  outstanding personal service. If you have any questions about any of
our artists or their art, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Sincerely,
Kathy Swift
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Free Shipping
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Enjoy free shipping on all Meg Birnbaum art this month. Click here to go to our SPECIALS page. No coupon or promotional code necessary!
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Offer Expires: April 30, 2010
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