Giant Giclée Sale!

I’ve taken an inventory of my fine art Giclée prints and I’ve got too many. So I’ve decided it’s time to have a sale! I’ve reduced prices over 30% on all Giclées, framed and unframed, canvas and fine art paper! The sale price is my cost.

For a limited time you can purchase an original Macey Lipman fine art print numbered and signed. The Giclée prints are crafted by the world-famous Duganne Ateilier, master printmaker. You’re welcome to stop by the studio at 511 N. La Cienega Blvd. suite #210, West Hollywood or check our website (www.maceylipmanart.com) for details on the sale.

Sale runs from Saturday, August, 11th to Saturday, August, 18th. Studio open from 10am-5pm, go online (www.maceylipmanart.com) or call 310-652-6030 for an appointment.

Opening Reception Invitation

Please join us for a reception at my gallery on Saturday, Dec. 10 from 9am-9pm and Sunday, December 11, from 9am-5pm for the showing of my new works, the Perris, CA "Je T'Aime Perris" as well as a new painting of the "Ponte Alle Grazie" which I painted in Florence, Italy.

Serving danish, pastries, sandwiches and snack. Paintings are specially priced for the holidays. For more info call 310-652-6030.

Back in Florence

I'm back in Florence and painting up a storm. Attached are photos of the latest painting of the bridge over the Arno River & friends.

Painting Italy

While in Italy this past fall, I shot over 2700 photographs for the purpose of gathering material that could be the source for future paintings... Out of the 2700 photographs, I picked 23 and here they are. At the rate I paint it could take me 2 1/2 years to complete all 23 and that would be using acrylic paint instead of oil 'cause acrylic dries much faster than oil." (click here then "slideshow" in the upper left corner for a slide show) https://picasaweb.google.com/108637437615972492731/ItalyPossiblePaintings#

Nice day,

Macey

More of Italy

Here are some more photos from my trip to Florence, Italy.

Back From Florence

Recently back from Florence, Italy, where I studied Renaissance painting techniques. You can see some of my photos by clicking here.

Roma Birthday

Just got back from Roma. It was all it was cracked up to be and there are a lot of cracks. Ha! The age of things is hard to grasp when you’re walking over a bridge that was built in 139 AD or a church in the countryside built in 200 BC.....Celebrated my birthday with my personal tour guide, Susie, her husband and a friend, who is also a TG. Went to a great seafood restaurant where the owner personally waited on us. He brought a tray with sea bass, red snapper and halibut all caught that morning…so we're looking at these whole fish on a tray - how fresh can you get? After a 10-course meal the lights in the restaurant go out - we thought it was a power outage. The owner and the waiters come in with the dessert and a candle singing, "Happy-a-Birth-a-Day-a"…and the lights go back on and everyone in the place is singing and applauding…a real Italian BD.