What sorts of images grace your home in fall? Here is a suggestion-- from my Photo Gallery, "Maine Lobster Buoys in Fall." I comment on the photo selection in my blog, this week. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/10/06/blog-84-october-6-2021/

As summer recedes in earnest now, do you have any visual records of this past season...on your walls? Here is a suggestion-- consider a bumble bee. Consider a honey-bee. In this image, you see them both dancing on the same late-summer Sunflower. "Honey-Bee-Bumble Dance." This is a bright, lively image, a remembrance of summer 2021...just as the somber colors of fall arrive with shorter days and dropping temperatures. Consider a photo gift print...this year, in the form of a bee-print from George Delany Art. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/09/29/blog-83-sept-29-2021/

This week's art print recommendation is one from my Americana Collection, the "Preamble" to the United States Constitution, in typographic form. The letterforms are a mix of sans-serif and serif, in reserved tones of red, white, blue and black. The image is dignified, and spare. This poster is only one from this collection, a series of images that have their history dating back to the horrors of 9.11.01 from which was born the first in this series, what I called at the time the "Who We Are Collection." You are invited to check these out. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/09/21/blog-82-sept-21-2021/

As summer falls away...no pun intended, one idea for your fall wall decor collection comes in the form of one of my favorite photos, ever-- taken on the shores of Crocker Pond in Jackman, Maine, after a series of storms blew through leaving behind clean air and brilliant skies as the sun went down over this pristine environment. We knew it was a glorious moment, as it unfolded. I am pleased to try to present this image...via sound! 

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Star-Spangled Banner: This was the first poster designed in the aftermath of 9.11.01, the first of the series I called, the "Who We Are Collection," in an effort to help bring us back after the horrors of that day. This is the most popular poster of that series, one that went thru two offset printings and is now offered on my website in the Americana Collection, on-demand, in customized sizes, frames, mattes and finished. This collection contains an overarching image of an American flag, one that flew outside this home on that day, one that serves as the common graphic element in all the posters in this series. Layered over the image of the flag are traditional American hymns and verses designed to help remind us in times of trial, who we are. How lamentable it is that on the 20th anniversary of this hideous event the country is taken over, apparently completely, by those who would continue to wish us harm, in possession of many of our most sophisticated weapons. I find it difficult to write this down, here. But here, we are. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/08/17/blog-80-august-16-2021/

In this podcast, the artist describes his latest August print offering...prints made from an original acrylic-on-masonite highlighting the lone journey of a sailor and his boat off the Newport/Jamestown coast of Rhode Island. The image highlights the vastness of the sea and sky on a brilliant day, contrasted with the almost insignificant presence of the sailor...hence the title, "Sailor Off Newport.' See my other summer print offerings in the Paint Gallery on my site. If you have an original idea you'd like to explore...in paint, contact me! Thank you for your support of my creative endeavors. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/08/09/blog-79-august-9-2021/

Here is a presentation about a single color photograph of a single colored Morning Glory...and its arrival here in early August. Why is it we wait so long for the beautiful Morning Glory to arrive? And a beautiful presentation, it is. Check out this selection for your August art print collection. And thank you for your support. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/08/03/blog-78-august-3-2021/

In this image, one gets a sense of the experience of a cruise along Ocean Drive, in Newport, Rhode Island. Here, where the water meets the sky in no uncertain terms, you get a sense of the beauty of this spit of land jutting out into the Atlantic. One of my favorite Rhode Island spots, one of my favorite Rhode Island images. Perhaps you will find it a suitable addition to your August art print collection. Thank you for your continued interest. 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/07/26/blog-77-july-26-2021/

This week, the recommended art print is a photo...of "One Lone Lily," from my photo collection at George Delany Art. This blog briefly describes the image and what he finds most uplifting about it. The artist also presents an overview of his George Delany Art website, to which you are invited to explore. Thank you for your interest and support! 

This episode is also available as a blog post: http://georgedelanyart.blog/2021/07/19/blog-76-july-19-2021/

From my Photo Gallery, "It's Lily Time," a recommended print selection, this month, from George Delany Art. July...welcomes the Lilies, and after all this rain, aren't they abundant and beautiful, this year! See "Love These Lilies," and several more on my site-- and don't forget, you can customize the size, paper, materials, matte, and framing to suit your tastes and sensibilities...all very handy features...so that your art print arrives ready-to-hang. Thank you for your support.