All Dressed Up, A Rerun

"All Dressed Up," 7" x 12", portrait of an Andalusian filly proudly modeling her show halter, done in Golden Open Acrylics on a Raymar panel, from March 2011.

I believed this painting to be sold, but circumstances have changed, which means this little filly is now available. You may add "All Dressed Up" to your collection for $379 (if you already own one of my originals, don't forget to factor in your 10% preferred collector discount!).

Inquiries may come to me.

SOLD.

I got to have lunch at a fav cantina with a new collector today. This doesn't happen often, but I also got to hand her painting over and experience her reaction in person. Priceless. Thanks, Megan, for coming up my way andgiving me a great excuse to skip breakfast!! Welcome again to the Painting a Dog a Day community!

Thanks, as always, for looking at and sharing my paintings with your friends and family,

Kim

ksantini@turtledovedesigns.com

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There's a whole mess of other information over there, including anew page that addresses the questions I am most frequently asked.

There's also information there aboutclasses, commissions,philanthropy, how to purchase - you name it, it's over there!

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