SEYMOUR, Conn., May 17, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- The Greenwich Workshop(r) today announced that it has sold out its 350-unit MuseumEdition of Bev Doolittle's new Beyond Negotiations canvas in its original 72" x 26" size and has received substantial orders for its 3,750-unit MasterworkEdition, sized at 44" x 16." Both editions will be personally signed by the artist and are priced at $2950 US / $3500 CDN and $795 US / $950 CDN, respectively.
Beyond Negotiations, a painting of charging Crow Indians coming straight at the viewer and even crashing through the long horizontal border, represents Bev Doolittle's first-ever limited edition release on canvas (fine art giclee) and her first new full color limited edition release since The Earth is My Mother in 1999. The finished work and the artist's discussion of it can be seen on YouTube (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=48_aI4Ne-gg). Bev will present her work in approximately 16 gallery shows in over 9 states and Canada between June and October. For more information on event times and locations, please go to www.greenwichworkshop.com/news/events.asp.
Widely considered to be one of the best-selling artists in print, Doolittle's strong appeal is in her ability to connect with a wide swath of fine art collectors. Sacred Ground, Doolittle's stunningly successful limited edition print, moved the fine art limited reproductions market by $25-30 million in 1989, the year it was published, and established a new industry-high watermark. The secondary market for her work is strong as well -- her now iconic limited edition print Pintos, which The Greenwich Workshop sold for $65 in 1979, today sells for $12,000-$15,000.
The Greenwich Workshop, Inc. is Bev Doolittle's exclusive publisher.
About Bev Doolittle(r)
Bev Doolittle's phenomenal success has been a byproduct of her desire to work hard at what she loves to do most -- create art with meaning. In addition to her work in the fine arts, Doolittle's is also a best-selling author of five books, including The Art of Bev Doolittle, The Earth is My Mother and The Forest has Eyes. Doolittle's work reflects her love of horses, passion for the natural world and her affinity for the Native American's spiritual relationship to the land. Her work also can be found on calendars, journals and note cards. Additional information on Bev Doolittle may be found at www.greenwichworkshop.com/doolittle.
About The Greenwich Workshop, Inc.
The Greenwich Workshop, Inc. (www.greenwichworkshop.com) is a leading publisher of limited edition fine art prints and canvases, three dimensional art and visual books. Headquartered in Seymour, CT, The Greenwich Workshop represents more than 50 leading artists through its authorized network of more than 1,200 art and framing retailers in North America. Established in 1972 by the late David Usher, the company's mission is to enhance the quality of people's lives through high quality, affordable art.