7 feet x 5 feet Original Oil on Canvas.

Was chosen to be the front cover of the Februray 2012 ST. THOMAS TODAY magazine.

This magazine describes "things to do" on St. Thomas USVI.

 

I was the Artist in Residence on the "Liberty of the Seas"  one of the Royal Caribbean Cruise Line,  Freedom Class ships.

Sailing for 5 days, I exhibited for sale a collection of 18 of my original  watercolors and 12 fine art  limited edition giclees. The framed watercolors vary in size and imagery. The ship left from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida traveled to Belize then to Cozumel Mexico and then returned to Ft. Lauderdale.

 

I was doing watercolor demonstrations several times on the ship and drew large crowds.

We had several live auctions where I had the opportunity to speak, share my history, travel adventures and inspirations for my works of art.

Many conversations and several sales of my original watercolors and limited edition giclees made the short time on this ship a valuable experience.

Sunday    February 26, 2012    10:00am- 6:00pm

 

Art festival is on Sunset Drive from Red Road to US1

My booth is in front of Shoppes of Sunset.

It’s a great show.

The artists, crafters and public viewers.

Hope to see you there.

 

Eileen Seitz

 

 

 

 

 

April 13, 2012  Friday 10:00am-6:00pm

April 14, 2012  Saturday 10:00am-6:00pm

April 15, 2012  Sunday 10:00am-5:00pm

 

Fantastic Art Festival on Atlantic Avenue Delray Beach, Florida

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Louis who works at the the ellow Kiosk Information booth in Coconut Grove, that I painted, was fully inspired with the Holiday Cheer by decorating the Yellow Kiosk in front of Cocowalk.. with beautiful Light!!!!

It reminds me of "Santas House".

 

 

 

 

 

 

When I was 21 years old I lived in New York State in the summer. The fellow I was with had a horse Poncho and he and I and Poncho and a dog, Charlie a puppied walked like to Indians through NY State on our way to Cape Cod.

Many events and experiences we had over 1 week and 125 miles. One of us walked and one rode, camping out every night in the forests and by the rivers.
Later on in my life I lived on a finca in Costa Rica, riding horses every day. Then again Colorado and Arizona riding horses through the red rocks  and then again in Utah riding horses through red rock canyon, I was moved to help the horses.

Tea For The Horses Fundraiser
“Tea, Savories, Scones & Sweets”
Musical Arrangements by Peggy Hall on the Baby Grand
Sunday, November 13, 2011
$25 per Adult
$15 children 6-12
Children under 6 years – Free
3pm to 5pm
2985 South Bayshore Drive
Coconut Grove, Florida 33133
(305) 446-2909

 

 my horse is called "Poncho"

 

 

South Florida SPCA Horse Rescue will be the beneficiary of “Tea for the Horses” presented by The Woman’s Club of Coconut Grove from 3 pm to 5 pm on Sunday, November 13, 2011 at the club’s historic house, 2985 South Bayshore Drive, Coconut Grove. The cost to attend the event is $25 per person/$15 children age 12 and under. All proceeds will benefit the South Florida SPCA Horse Rescue. Advance reservations are not required, but for more information or to make reservations online, go to www.helpthehorses.com or call 305 460-0157.

Through the years, the Woman’s Club has worked on projects as diverse as historic preservation, women’s suffrage, AIDS awareness, arts and culture programs and after school education projects, always keeping the scope of their work within the themes of promoting the family, preserving history, and supporting education and the arts in our community.

Today club members take a leadership role in historic preservation. They support the fine and performing arts in a significant way; creating and hosting an important juried arts exhibition in Miami Dade County for high school students as well as supporting stage performances by “Shakespeare in the Park” and the Crystal Parrot Players.

“This benefit for the horses is a perfect fit for us,” states Dolly MacIntyre, who is chairing the event. “In 1891, when the Club was founded, horses were a common sight in Coconut Grove. They’ve since been replaced by the automobile, but the history of Coconut Grove could not have been written without those long ago horses.”

“In fact,” according to Jeanette Jordan, president of South Florida SPCA Horse Rescue, “horses are still plentiful in South Florida. At any given time there are 500,000 horses in Florida. Florida ranks #3 in the nation in number of horses and these horses are still making a significant economic contribution to and impact on our society by their involvement in sporting events, the agricultural industry, providing services to the handicapped, especially autistic children, and assistance to law enforcement. But with so many horses, there are bound to be those who fall through the cracks and end up neglected, abused or abandoned. That’s where South Florida SPCA steps in, having rescued over 2,000 horses and other large animals over the past 20 years.”

So, on November 13th, horses will return to Coconut Grove. Among the rescue horses attending will be Topper, a gentle giant Clydesdale weighing over 1400 pounds, and his loveable little pal, Fiona, a miniature horse no bigger than a dog!

In addition to “tea, savories, scones & sweets,” the event will feature musical arrangements by Peggy Hall on the Baby Grand. The event will also include a special appearance by the City of Miami Mounted Police Patrol. There will be a fabulous silent auction of equestrian related art, jewelry, sculpture and many raffle items.

Festivities will include a tasting of the South Florida SPCA’s new wine label, “Rescue Vineyards,” featuring a selection of six excellent organic wines. “Each label will feature the picture and story of one of our actual rescued horses,” stated Jordan. “I like to say, “Have a sip. Save a horse.”

To add to the success of the “Tea,” the Woman’s Club is asking for support from local businesses. “Any donation – gift certificates, raffle or silent auction items, underwriting, monetary contributions will be greatly appreciated,” stated Dolly MacIntyre, chair of the event. If you wish to make a donation, you can contact Dolly at 305 460-0157.

South Florida SPCA Horse Rescue, a 501©3 not-for-profit, is one of the oldest, largest continuously operating horse rescues in the United States.

 

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Come out and wear your Mad Hatter Hat. Its the days before Halloween so dress up in costume if you like.  Coconut Grove will be busy busy.

 

 

 

 

 

 

For more information

go to their website.