Nieuwsbrief March 2017

We have a lot of news this month: In this newletter you get a taste of the new bronze statue, you read about copycats who try to sell fake work over the internet and much more.

Second bronze statue Susan is busy modeling her second bronze. This is done with plasticine: a modeling paste that stays soft so that she can keep working on it. The statue is beginning to take shape, as shown in the picture.

Silk prints? Gallery The Hague has its own silk print factory called the 'Karl Marx Factory'. With them, we are looking into the options of making silk prints of Susan's work. We're thinking of a small circulation (approximately 15 pieces) in order to keep the paintings exclusive. We will keep you informed through this newsletter and social media.

We are very happy with it. It completes our living room! So beautiful, Susan created it perfectly matching to our needs!

Art on eBay This month we were contacted by a German fan, who pointed out that fake work of Susan was on eBay. By a Facebookmessage we found out that there was more fake work on the Dutch eBay. Fortunately, the organization Pictoright took care of it and both ads were removed. It is possible that people sell original work through sites like eBay. But if you do buy art off sites like that, make sure the work has a signature of the artist. And if possible, ask for an 'Certificate of Authenticy'. Not sure whether the work is real? Try to contact the artist.

Fun fact Susan's Instagram account shows that she has fans international. She has more than twice as much followers from the USA than from the Netherlands. Especially people from New York and Los Angeles seem to be interested in her art. Her Facebookpage is also popular among Italians and Spaniards.

Renewed website The website has been renewed again in collaboration with advertising agency The Mind Office. Now you can read and post reviews on the website. And you can now find all our blogs on the website.