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No images? [Click here]( [Erin Hanson - Landscapes in Oil]( [ORIGINALS]( | [PRINTS]( | [B]([OOKS]( HOP into SAVINGS Celebrate the season of COLOR by bringing some brilliant new hues into your home. 1 5 % O F F All Erin Hanson Prints & Replicas Code: LOVESPRING Every Erin Hanson print comes in a variety of sizes and framing options, so you are sure to find a piece you will adore for years to come! The offer ends on Sunday, March 31st, at midnight (PST). For questions or assistance: (503) 334-3670 or email Linda at linda@erinhanson.com [SEARCH Canvas Prints]( [3D TEXTURED Replicas]( About the Prints Erin Hanson prints are manufactured in our 18,000 square foot, state-of-the-art production facilities in McMinnville, Oregon, right next door to Erin's painting studio. Erin personally selects all materials used in her prints, and she oversees print production to ensure quality and accuracy. CANVAS PRINTS - Canvas prints are photographs of Erin's paintings that are printed directly onto canvas. Each print captures the illusion of texture, due to the shadows created while photographing the original oil painting. 3D TEXTURED PRINTS - Color and texture almost too good to be true. If you are looking for a reproduction of Erin Hanson's impressionist oil paintings, you have come to the right place! Erin Hanson's groundbreaking 3D Textured Replicas provide the texture that is necessary to experience the full impact and movement of Erin's work. let's get C O L O R F U L Impressionsm vs. Expressionism The term “impressionism” often conjures up images of van Gogh’s sunflowers, Monet’s waterlilies, and luncheons with Renoir. These paintings are beautiful, rich in color, and depict everyday scenes from the period. On the other hand, the first painting most people think about when hearing “expressionism” is The Scream by Edvard Munch. Other classic expressionist paintings like Der Blaue Reiter by Kandinsky and Large Blue Horses by Marc showcase expressive movement and brilliant color. These expressionist works and many others use movement, color, and style to evoke emotion in both painter and viewer. Both styles of painting are evocative, rich with imagery and color, and completely fascinating. Impressionism dates from the late 1800s, while expressionism was developed in the early 1900s. With a century of art between the development of expressionism and the present, the question often arises: are the two art forms ever mixed? The brief answer to this question is “Yes.” The longer answer requires one to look back at the roots of both art forms - and what the artists in each period were hoping to accomplish with their work. [Read More onO]([UR BLOG](] Video: Behind the Canvas with Erin Hanson – Impressionistic Influence (2016) [Facebook]([Instagram]([Pinterest]([Website]([YouTube]( The Erin Hanson Gallery in Oregon 1805 NE Colvin Ct McMinnville, OR 97128 (503) 334-3670 Please email us for more information: info@erinhanson.com You are receiving this email because you subscribed to Erin Hanson's artist newsletter. [Unsubscribe](