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GALLERY
PRICE PRICE
SERIGRAPHS
OUR
GALLERY
PRICE PRICE
SERIGRAPHS
COUNTER RHYTHM
POINTED RHYTHM
VERTICAL RHYTHM
BEYOND THE VISIBLE
FUGUE IN BLUE
INTEGRATED RAINBOW
MAN
WOMAN
THANKSGIVING
THE BLESSING
MULTIMAG RHYTHM
FUSION OF LOVE
FLAGS OF ALL NATIONS -
LAZY JAZZ
COOL JAll
SLOW JAZZ
YUCATAN
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900.
540.
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360.
MISCELLANEOUS PIECES
450.
MEZUZAH
3500.
ALPHA CENTAURI SPACEGRAPH
3 SOO.
CAPELLA SPACEGRAPH
3500.
GEMINI SPACEGRAPH
15000.
CANDELABRAGAM (Gold.Plated)
CANDELABRAGAM (Rhodium Plated) 13000.
50.
BEYOND THE VISIBLE POSTER
50.
DOUBLE RAINBOW POSTER
350.
2100.
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7500.
6500.
30.
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TWELVE TRIBES GAD
TWELVE TRIBES DAN
TWELVE TRIBES JOSEPH
TWELVE TRIBES ASHER
TWELVE TRIBES YEHUDA
TWELVE TRIBES BENJAMIN
TWELVE TRIBES ZEBULON
TWELVE TRIBES NAFTALI
TWELVE TRIBES SIMON
TWELVE TRIBES ISSACHER
TWELVE TRIBES REUBEN
TWELVE TRIBES LEVI
TWELVE TRIBES SUITE OF 12
MESSAGE OF PEACE (7 Pieces)
PLUS MINUS TIMES NINE
(Il Pieces)
LINES AND FORMS (4 Pieces)
TRIPLE GALAXY
600.
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50.
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600.
1250.
30.
MISCELLANEOUS
PIECES
STAR OF DAVID POLYNIORPH
DYNAMIC AMERICA-
DYNAMOGRAPH
STAR OF LOVE-DYNAMOGRAPH
VISUAL RELATIONSHIP-
DYNAMOGRAPH
ART & JUDAISM (Deluxe Suite)
AGAMOGRAPHS (Assorted Images)
FIRST DAY COVER FRANCE (Signed)
FIRST DAY COVER ISRAEL (Signed)
Availability of all artworks subject to prior sale.
Prices subject to change without notice.
Photos available on most pieces.
Hours by appbintment only.
Any art that you may see in your travels, or in visiting other Art Galleries, that you may be interested in, give me a call
or drop me a line, and let me quote you our price.
We do Art Auctions for non-profit organizations, call or write for details.
We offer interior design services for your home or office. Let us be your art source and consultant.
NOTE: BECAUSE OF THE LOW PRICES BEING OFFERED, WE CAN ONLY ACCEPT CASH OR CHECKS.
Grossman
Gallery
(313) 851-6637
MESA ARTS
Gallery Hours:
Tues.-Fri. 10-5 p.m.,
Sat. 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
or by appointment
Ann Arbor
Hosts Art Fair
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FRIDAY, JUNE 30, 1989
Catherine's New Vision Gallery, 4066 Telegraph, Bloomfield Hills, is
displaying bronzes and etchings by Graciela Rodo Boulanger during
June. Pictured is Boulanger's "Le Voyage Imaginaire I." Gallery hours
are: 10 a.m. - 6 p.m. Monday through Saturday.
4066 Telegraph Rd., Suite E
Petersen Bldg. (S. of Long Lake Rd.)
Bloomfield Hills, MI
6445870
The Michigan Guild of Ar-
tists and Artisans will pre-
sent the 19th annual summer
art fair, July 19-22 in
downtown Ann Arbor. The
Summer Art Fair hours will
be 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. July 19-21
and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. July 22.
The Michigan Guild's festival
features 540 juried artists,
from 34 states.
The summer art fair is the
largest of the three fairs that
comprise the "Ann Arbor Art
Fair."
The fair showcases a vast
array of items that feature
everything from handmade
paper, furniture, toys and
glass, to a selection of hand-
crafted pottery.
The Ann Arbor Transporta-
tion Authority (AATA) pro-
vides the art fair shuttle.
Visitors can park at Briar-
wood Mall or Pioneer High
School and ride the bus
directly to the fair. AATA also
provides "The Circulator,"
which takes visitors from one
fair site to another free of
charge with the purchase of a
round-trip shuffle ticket.
Artists Win
Honoraria
Artists Lincoln Eddy and
Robert Bielat were awarded
honoraria from the Arts
Foundation of Michigan.
The artists, chosen by
Detroit Focus Gallery, will
have their work displayed in
an exhibit, "From Artists
Studios/Current Work" now
through July 28 at the
gallery, 743 Beaubien,
Detroit (closed July 1-4).
Eddy is head of the wood-
working department at Cran-
brook Academy of Art. Bielat
has served as a metals in-
structor at Macomb County
Community College.
A reception to meet the ar-
tists will take place July 7 at
7:30 p.m. at the Detroit Focus
Gallery. The public is invited.
Regular gallery hours are
noon-6 p.m. Wednesday
through Saturday.
Xochipilli Has
One-Man Show
Xochipilli Gallery, 568 N.
Woodward, Birmingham, has
opened an exhibit of pain-
tings and sculpture by Dewey
Blocksma. A trained physi-
cian who turned to a full-time
career as an artist 10 years
ago, Blocksma is being
featured in his third solo
show at Xochipilli Gallery.
Blocksma's work includes
mixed-media sculpture and
oil paintings.
Blocksma has exhibited ex-
tensively in the United States
and continues to write
children's books when not
making art. His Xochipilli ex-
hibit will continue through
July 15. Gallery hours are:
Tuesday through Saturday,
11 a.m. - 5 p.m. The public is
invited free of charge.