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Title: The dancers shoes.This is a delightful painting it is in the style of classical realism, it is a still life and I was influenced by two of my favourite artists Chardin and Degas .The dancers shoes I enjoyed painting very much, the eggs within the painting represents youth tone and colour of the flesh, and beginning of the dance.The print is a giclee print the print is A4 ( 8x11 ) printed on a A3 ( 11x16 ) soft texture acid free natural white smooth cotton archival museum paper 310gsm.The prints are sent to you in cellophane sleeve in a stiff sturdy reinforced cardboard envelope to protect it during shipping.A giclee print, is when the ink is sprayed onto the paper as if it was painted on, very different from the laser dots in other prints.I have added a title and signature to the front and the back of the print. I will always give my works a title.I hope you enjoy this print as much as I have enjoyed the painting of the original.Please note: That the frames are not included with this print. And I hold the copyrights to this painting.Thank you.

Festivalgoers can sip beer from a custom stein adorned with art work chosen from the Stein Art Competition, held before the festival for the first time this year. Culinary fare will include traditional German favorites such as sausages from Chowhaus and Chop Bar, and the not so traditional, including Alamar’s oxtail tacos, which were featured at last year’s event. For the young and young at heart, there’s a root beer garden with root beer floats served in commemorative plastic steins, accompanied by a full block of entertainment, and crafts, provided by the Oakland Parks and Recreation Department, and the Safeway family stage, featuring, games and crafts.

The Farmer Joe’s main stage will feature both German and Oakland-style entertainment, including Blow Musik of San Francisco, a Bavarian big band, followed by the festival’s headliner, Flo and Planet Booty, Entertainment will also include a dance battle open to all, Dancers can sign up behind the Wells Fargo Bank, New this year is the expansion of the VIP area, the Brewers BBQ Garden, the ballet oil painting print/ballet giclee print/a3/a4/ballet shoes painting/dance studio decor/home and office decor/ ballet class traditional hangout for the brewers and musicians, “We’ve decided to make this area available to festivalgoers,” said Matthew Lonergan, chair of Oaktoberfest for the past six years..

“It’s an oasis in the middle of the festivities, including cloth-covered tables, catered food, and a variety of beer for tasting,” Lonergan said. Space is limited to 250 people and passes can be purchased online. All proceeds for the event will go toward projects in the Dimond District. “I’ve watched this grow from a block party to a juggernaut of community financing,” Lonergan said. The district’s portion of the proceeds will go toward revitalization projects in the Dimond neighborhood, including funding public art, blight abatement and landscaping, Swafford said.

The second night of Week 2 of “Dancing With the Stars” highlighted the “Hometown Glory” of those of the pro dancers, just as it did for the celebs last night, Almost all of the celebs seems to be trying harder and as a result, the scores on the leaderboard are bunching up in the 20s with a few still in the bottom, The two couples in jeopardy at the end of the show were, again, Gary Busey and Anna Trebunskaya, and Victor Espinoza and Karina Smirnoff, Once more, the viewing voters saved crazy Gary and his patient partner, sending the determined jockey and his partner off the track, For the two weeks of the show, ballet oil painting print/ballet giclee print/a3/a4/ballet shoes painting/dance studio decor/home and office decor/ ballet class Victor showed enough enthusiasm and excitement, if not dancing ability, to win over the ballroom crowd, and the announcement by host Tom Bergeron that he and Katrina were eliminated was greeted by stunned silence, then boos, by the audience..

“I had an amazing time,” said Victor. “Tonight was special for me, for Karina and everybody else. I always follow my heart.” And then with a grin, “Yesterday, I was a little bit off because those pants were so tight.” Tom told him that he and Bindi Irwin were the people he like passing in the halls because they were both constantly optimistic and full of good cheer, “and I’m going to miss you.”. As the weeks go on, I have a feeling that the competition is going to become tighter and tighter. Once more, the last couple dancing received the highest scores. Last night, it was Bindi and Derek Hough, and tonight it was Tamar Braxton and Val Chmerkovskiy who performed a Charleston and got the top score of 25. As they dance longer together, they will only get better.

Coming close to the top and totally recovering from his stumble last night was Nick Carter, who did a terrific foxtrot with Sharna Burgess and really showed that he could dance well, Judge Bruno Tonioli said, “No question, Nick is back on track,” and judge Carrie Ann Inaba described the dancing as “power, passion and poetry.”, Bindi and Derek were great again and so were Andy Grammer and Allison Holker, but ballet oil painting print/ballet giclee print/a3/a4/ballet shoes painting/dance studio decor/home and office decor/ ballet class one of my favorites of the night were Hayes Grier and Emma Slater doing the difficult quickstep, Hayes is really finding how to deal with “an older woman” like Emma and his dancing shows it..

What can I say about Gary and Anna, except I really don’t think that Gary is going to improve much. The voting viewers may keep him around for a few more weeks for his entertainment value and overall strangeness, but I don’t think it’s going the help the show. Oh well. Beside Gary and Anna at the bottom, the only others with the lower scores on the leaderboard were Paula Deen and Louis Van Amstel, and Kim Zolciak Biermann and Tony Dovolani, but both women improved in their approach and their dancing.

Last night, Tom said that next Monday will be “TV Night,” which ought to be interesting, See you next week — keep dancing, Celebs and partners, Tamar and Val: Carrie Ann, 8; Julianne, 8; Bruno, 9 = 25 out of 30, Nick and Sharna: 8; 8; 8 = 24, Bindi and Derek: 7; 8; 8 = 23, ballet oil painting print/ballet giclee print/a3/a4/ballet shoes painting/dance studio decor/home and office decor/ ballet class Hayes and Emma: 8; 7; 8 = 23, Andy and Allison: 8; 8; 7 = 23, Alexa and Mark: 7; 7; 8 = 22, Alek and Lindsay: 7; 7; 8 = 22, Carlos and Witney: 7; 7; 7 = 21, Victor and Karina: 7; 6; 7 = 20 (eliminated), Paula and Louis: 6; 6; 6 = 18..

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