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Articles in July, 2005 issue of Art Business News

• Photographs from East Africa showcased
• D.E. offers 12 hand-embellished canvas giclees
• New works for a limited time
• Art 70th gallery
• Combining printmaking techniques to create limited edition originals
• Russians rockin' the art world; free from the Communist confines of the former Soviet Union and no longer isolated from the world's ever-growing, ever-evolving arts scene, artists in Russia are capturing the art world's attention and imagination
  by Klint Callaghan
• Take to the Web to market your gallery
  by Julie Keller
• Equestrian painter voted Artist of the Year
• Ford Smith announces the release of "Drops of Nature," an acrylic on canvas that is sized at 48 x 48 inches and retails for $14,000
• Cheers for minis
  by Marilyn Peck
• The art of Victor Ostrovsky: painter of mystery
• Solo exhibit cross-markets with Orchids
• 'Roadside painter' featured in solo exhibition
• Simon Simonian
• Curtis celebrates Birthday & Art exhibition
• Cormier: Mermaid's of Atlantis
• Woof!
  by Nathan Janes
• DaNisha sculpture
• Photo San Francisco returns for another successful event
• Artexpo Atlanta adds SOLO Photo and aducational offerings
• Larry Smitherman introduces two recent paintings, "Southwest Airscape" and "La Sombrero."
• Picture gallery
• Painting patriotic pride
  by Susanne Casgar
• Joshua Kaufman: meet Josua Kaufman, ABN's legal affairs columnist, partner in the Washington law firm of Venable, LLP, and lawyer to artists, publishers, licensing agents and galleries
  by Susanne Casgar
• "The Apprentice" goes artistic
• Herbert Arnot Inc
• Fortune Fine Art represents figurative artist
• Correction
• Show dates
• Etching portfolio is released
• Former VP opens West Bay Fine Art
• Noah fine art
• Indianapolis celebrates arts and culture
• U.S.-based publisher exhibits in 'Small Bologna'
• Christi Dreese-Carter announces the release of her most recent series of oil and watercolor/ gouache paintings entitled, "The Cycle of Life."
• Painting passions: the art of Spaniard Alvar Sunol's may be rooted in his culture, but it "speaks to the world."
  by Susanne Casgar
• Mike Smith is one of Europe's premier painters of realism
• Emerging artists
• Museum of Russian Art now open
• Tom Mielko
• Winning the fight for charities
• Denis Jacques is a self-taught artist who is mainly known for his realistic figuratives
• Art beyond the Smithsonian: unique galleries and museums thrive in D.C
  by Barbara Murray
• Patriotic art becomes a 'melting pot'; influences are many, but images share a single cause: to mirror the nation's self-image
  by Joe Jancsurak