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Marc Castelli | Maryland Public Television MPT
Chesapeake Bay Week
April 18-25, 2010
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MPT - Chesapeake Bay Week - 2010 Posters are available through Maryland Public
Television. Please go to their website to order.
http://www.mpt.org/bayweek/poster.shtml
Special Commission for Maryland Public Television 2010 Chesapeake Bay Week
Marc Castelli Fine Art Print
In celebration of Chesapeake Bay Week 2010 and Maryland Public Television,
Castelli has produced a limited edition fine art print to benefit MPT. This
edition marks the first time Castelli has produced a print of watermen on
a
workboat.
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Marc Castelli
Ends of a Long Day / Southpaw
Limited Edition Archival Giclee (100) hand numbered.
Additional information [see below]*
Marc Castelli | Lasting Reflections
Feuchter and Castelli
Two Centuries on the Chesapeake
Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum
May 1 November 7, 2010
La Forrest L. Simmons and Stephen Chase Louis Feuchter, 1938
Still a Working River Marc Castelli, 2009
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The limited edition (100) Feuchter & Castelli prints are available unframed at $250 for the set of prints. (2 prints for $250) Proceeds to benefit the Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum a 501c3 charitable organization.
www.cbmm.org
Additional Information*
All prints were produced by
Ramseyland Imaging at the Finishing Touch and will be sold through Maryland
Public Television (MPT), MASSONIART, The Finishing Touch and the Chesapeake Bay
Maritime Museum Store. All framing is done through The Finishing Touch. We
suggest that clients of MASSONIART order directly through The Finishing Touch by
contacting Bob Ramsey or Jenny An DeMerritt 410-778-5292.
All prints to be framed in a
one inch (1) silver/gold frame with Antique White 100% rag matting (archival)
and UV filtering plexiglass. (UV(ultraviolet) plexiglass provides superior
protection for the print and is a safer product for shipping than glass.)
The Louis Feuchter and Marc
Castelli prints are sold as a pair for $250. Listed below are the framing costs
for each print separately. *Sizes are listed with height first and then
width.
Louis Feuchter
La Forrest L. Simmons and Stephen Chase
Framed Print: $285
Image size 9.75 x 13.25"
Paper size 13.75 x 16.25"
Framed (overall size) 18.75 x 20.75"
Marc Castelli
Still Working River
Framed Print: $375
Image size 14.5 x 20.75"
Paper size 18 x 24"
Framed (overall size) 24 x 28.75"
Marc Castelli
Ends of a Long Day / Southpaw
Print Only: $195
Print Matted in sleeve: $235
Framed Print: $375
Image size 20.5 x 15
Paper size - 24" x 18
Framed (overall size) 28.75 x 22.75
Shipping, Handling and
Insurance:
The Feuchter and Castelli prints produced for the Chesapeake Bay
Maritime Museum will be shipped together. Shipping for the prints in a
protective sleeve with archival backing - $45.00.
Shipping for prints framed - $75.00.
Shipping for the
Maryland Public Television print of Castellis Ends of a Long Day
in protective sleeve with archival backing - $45.00
Shipping for framed print - $65.00
Shipping will be UPS Ground
unless otherwise requested for an additional charge. Maryland Sales Tax will be
applied for all in state purchases.
Marc Castelli
Ends of a Long Day / Southpaw
Artists Notes:
While many people see poundnets on the waters of the Bay and its tributaries, few understand what goes into them. It basically costs a waterman $10,000 to create a poundnet. The regulations for fishing one of them are so fractious that making money from just one is next to impossible. This means a good poundnet fisherman has several such operations. Poles need to be cut, net needs to be geared for hedges, hearts and cribs. The poles need to be set, the net hung so the doubts and hoping can begin. The operation needs to survive careless pleasure boaters running through them, storms, winds, moss and hair growths, oxygen depleted waters and plagues of sea nettles. IF, all works out as is planned then there is a chance for the watermen to make some good money. The whole set up needs to be removed before the onset of ice and winter storms. This painting is about the taking up of poles and the offloading of them at the dock.
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