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Events & Shows
Representation & Licensing
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Art Expo, New York
See us at The Jacob Javits Center in Manhattan—February 29 - March 3, Booth #1100.
Les Metamorphoses des Faunes Exposition
Robert will be a featured artist in this exhibition, alternatively titled Animals in Imaginary Realism to be held at Galerie Princesse de Kiev in Nice, France. The show runs until January 12, 2008, but Robert's work will be available for viewing after that date.
Art of Aloha
Robert will be showing new original paintings in this show to be held at Lahaina Galleries in Maui. The public preview for the show will be on Sunday, January 27, 2008. Contact Lahaina Galleries for more information.
Dreamscapes: The Best of Imaginary Realism 2, 2008
This book, published in Denmark by Salbru, features artists working in imaginary realism. Robert's work is featured in a four page spread, along with other artists from all over the world including Michael Parkes and Gil Bruvel. The book is available now in the United States through Bud Plant.com, and will be available soon through Amazon.com.
The Dream Road and Other Tales from Hidden Hills (Some Involving Rabbits)
This book of short stories by Leslie Ann Butler and paintings by Robert Bissell is available through The Dreamroads Press, Bissell's publishing company. The book includes 12 short stories about life lessons as seen through the eyes of animals. Suitable for ages five and up. Contact us for more info or to order The Dream Road.
Visit the Studio
If you are visiting the San Francisco Bay area and would like to visit Robert Bissell Studio please contact us.
Calendar and Notecards
Beginning in May 2008, the 2009 Bears by Bissell Calendar, published by Pomegranate Press, will become available, along with a 12 note-card box set of four bear images. To order the 12 note-card box set, click here. A holiday card will follow later in the year. These will all be available through the studio. Please contact us for more details.
New Prints
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"Let a man decide upon his favorite animal and make a study of it, learning its innocent ways. Let him learn to understand its sounds and motions. The animals want to communicate with man."
Brave Buffalo, Teon Sioux, Winter 1897 |
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