US Artists Show-H&D Design will be there!

 We will be decorating the upcoming US Artist show October 19-21st at the 33rd Street Armory held by the Women’s Board of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts. We are very excited to have “our artwork” on display for so many. If you love the Art’s this is a wonderful show to go to. They bring in these awesome Galleries and you can view their best pieces all in one place. They also have a “new collectors” which features pieces of up and coming artists. A great way to start collecting. My daughter who is studying to become an Artist, and who is in the Honors Art Program at Abington H.S. , ( no pride there..)  was saying to me that she took for granted the original pieces we have in our home.Collecting has always come easily to me not just because of the years of study. It’s that as you go along and see something, and you just know that its something that will evoke a thought, an emotion, a memory.

Here is more information that I got from their website for your enjoyment….

USArtists: American Fine Art Show is the major annual fund raising event created, organized and chaired by the Women’s Board of the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts to benefit the Academy’s mission. The world’s largest show of American Art is held the third weekend in October at the 33^rd Street Armory in Philadelphia. In 2007 the 16^th annual USArtists show will run Friday through Sunday, October 19, 20 & 21, with a gala opening on Thursday, October 18.

USArtists is a celebration of American artistic talent, reflecting the vitality, history and uniqueness of our nation’s art. Since USArtists debuted in 1992, critics have praised it as “the premier American art fair.” USArtists is an opportunity for collectors and art lovers to see, under on roof, what is available in the art market from leading galleries across the country.

Founded in 1805, the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts is American’s oldest art museum and school of fine arts. The Academy’s museum collections and exhibitions display the work of distinguished American artists including Benjamin West, Charles Willson Peale, Thomas Eakins, Henry Ossawa Tanner, Robert Henri, John Twatchaman, Georgia O’Keefe, Richard Diebenkorn and Helen Frankenthaler.