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Please attribute the
bluish tinge to our cheap scanner.
The color on this 18"x24" watercolor print is
exquisite.
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Don Nedobeck's imagination is rooted in a love of life
and peace, and this comes through in his many images of
creatures more often seen as the hunter and pray, like
birds and a cat in the above example. Upon his first
meeting with CUADP, Don pulled out the above pictured
print and promptly penned the accompanying dedication,
which shows a big fat cat saying, "To a friend of
CUADP - Thanks! The other side is a print, but I am an
original" ...and a little bird says "Me
too!" To see the dedication, click
here.
The above print is available at auction to the highest
bidder by midnight on May 16, 2002. Your bid includes
the cost of shipping. Payment must be received prior to
the art being shipped. This page will be updated
regularly, and all bidders will be notified of the current
high bid via the CUADPUpdate e-mail newsletter.
Starting Bid: $35
To make a bid for this item, click
here.
This is only the beginning of the Nedobeck/CUADP
collaboration. A collaborative t-shirt featuring
Nedobeck's famous "The Lion and the Lamb" image
will soon be available.
CUADP is excited and thankful for Don Nedobeck's
interest in and support for the struggle to abolish the
death penalty. To learn more about Nedobeck, and to see
his on-line catalog of lithographs, cards, books, shirts
and more, visit <http://www.nedobeck.com/>.
This on-line auction
is solely and exclusively a project of Citizens United for
Alternatives to the Death Penalty (CUADP). No other party
bears any interest or responsibility as a result of this
project. CUADP is the only beneficiary of all funds
raised.
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