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Frank van Dongen
14 N. Baldwin Ave., Sierra Madre, CA 91024 (626) 355-4410 (626) 355-2608 FAX (626) 355-4989 |
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the Local and International Art of Six Artists
Felice Mrovat/Oil Paintings/Italy Marino Herrera/Bronze Sculptures/Guatemala Ilona van Dongen/Mosaic Panels/Germany Valya Hraslova/Watercolor and Pastel/Bulgaria Frank van Dongen/Oil Paintings/The Netherlands Christo Percival/Tromp L'Oeil Tables/USA
Artists Reception: Sunday, December 5, 2004, 4 to 9pm Show runs: 12/5/04 to 1/8/05 Gallery hours: Mon. - Fri. 10 to 6; Sat. 10 to 5
In this time of global divisiveness, the Harlequin Gallery offers up a fine example of international co-operation. "Visions" provides a veritable "United Nations" of artists, each originating from a different country, each with a different medium and mode of expression. All the artists in the show currently make their homes in Southern California. |
We specialize in the restoration of all fine art media, including oil paintings, watercolors, and acrylics. We also clean artwork and paper documents. Our services include the restoration of: porcelain, ceramics, crystals, pottery (Lladro, Dresden, etc.).
Harlequin Gallery provides art appraisal services for insurance and estate valuation purposes - to get a glimpse of the type and quality of the appraisal we provide, click on the images below to see selected pages from a representative appraisal.
Featuring one of the largest selections of frame samples in Southern California, there's more than a thousand and one frame samples to choose from. We also create custom frames, including deep box frames (wood and acrylic) to fulfill your framing needs.
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Wood and acryclic deep box framing available, click to enlarge |
We offer semi-private art lessons at affordable prices. Framing is available at discounted prices for art students.
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Harlequin Art School offers small, semi-private classes for you or your child. Here, in an intimate setting and air conditioned comfort, you can learn to draw or paint, or try a fun new project. Media offered include Watercolors, Oil Paint, Pastels, Charcoal and Acrylic Paint. The small class size means that students get plenty of attention from talented and inspiring instructors. Look for our Open Studio in December - it's a great chance to finish a project in time for the gift-giving season! |
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Schedule of Classes Fall
Semester: September 13 to December 24, 2004 Call
626-355-4410 to sign up today! Monday:
Furniture Painting 9 Evenings, 7 to 10 pm - September 13 to November
8 Tuesday:
Exploring Watercolor 12 Evenings, 7 to 10 pm - September 14 to
November 30 Wednesday:
Really Drawing! 12 evenings, 7 to 10 pm - September 18 to December 01 Thursday:
Color Harmonies: Setting up the Pallette for Effective Painting 12
evenings, 7 to10 pm - September 23 to December 9 Saturday:
Stalking the Wild Composition (Plein Aire Painting) 12 afternoons, 2
to 6 pm September 18 to
December 11
Saturday: Art for Kids! Sign up for 4, 8 or 12 weeks. September 18
to December 11 Two
sessions: A)11am to 12 noon B) 12:30 to 1:30 pm Private lessons
available.
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Adult Art Classes
3 hour classes per 12 week session $395.00
4 hour classes per 12 week session $535.00 |
Children's Art Classes
1 hour classes per 4 week session $80.00
1 hour classes per 12 week session $300.00 |
Frank Van Dongen / Sierra Madre Community Flag
(Webmasters Note: After the horror of September 11, 2001, Dutch immigrant Frank van Dongen decided to put his creative talents to work in an American community unity project in which hundreds got to participate. He painted a flag scene, on which was written the words: "America will stay strong." He then made the painting available at numerous community events and schools, allowing people of all ages to sign their names and express a short thought. The response was overwhelming, with a large portion of the signers' thoughts mentioning pride in America, and hopes for love and peace; an expression of the community and its desire to react positively in the most negative of situations. The painting is currently on display at Sierra Madre City Hall. Click on a photo below to view it larger. )