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Karen, "Me and Jesus" is now published. It comes in notecards and a variety of sizes of canvas editions. Email me at paulcdennis@msn.com
I love your site. Your pictures are wonderful, and I have always loved Marty Bell. It is so nice sometimes to sit here and watch the slideshows.
Very well done.
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Cheryl Kirkendall
02:07 AM on September 02, 2010
Thank you for posting beautiful work. May the Lord continue to bless you in all your arts.
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Lisa Waldron
05:32 AM on July 22, 2010
What a beautiful artist. Takes you to such a unique place of the imagination. So inspirational & angelic.
Thank you for your continued rememberance of One of our most lovely artist!!!!
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thehotoneisinthehouse
03:12 PM on February 02, 2010
This is very interesting information here. I wish I had found this first before I signed up for the other one. This is much better!
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resellerhosting
06:14 PM on January 21, 2010
I have visited your website so many times but only just noticed you have a guestbook!
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Karen Walker
12:47 PM on October 06, 2009
Cant wait until you publish Me and Jesus, magnificent!
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Jeffrey I. Miller, WoodWalker?
04:49 PM on January 11, 2009
Dear Mr. Dennis,
I was orignally looking for information on Marty Bell because I aquired three of her pieces from my parents. Now I know why my mother loved her paintings so much. I browsed your work also and have been inspired by it for my woodcarving. Thank you for providing a forum to view such beautiful art.
Jeff Miller
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lori ouimette
06:38 AM on December 23, 2008
What beautiful work! I was browsing for Marty Bell when I came across your website. While I may be looking to list some of my paintings with you in the future, it is nice to know her works can be acquired through you and NEW works by you are also available. Best of luck to you.
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Mrs. Jeri Switala
06:44 AM on December 04, 2008
I love Marty Bell Litho's. I have five, three are a set from the club she had before she passed. Thank you for sharing!
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Nancy Davis
10:23 PM on October 02, 2008
Hello Mr. Dennis, Thank you for sharing your artwork. God has been very gracious to you. It's nice how each painting has a story behind it, (i.e. Grandpa's boots). Some of us keep our dreams on the back burner; it's good that you have brought yours to the front. May God continue to richly bless you and your dear wife. Sincerely, Nancy Davis
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Cynthia Hayworth
10:35 PM on September 14, 2008
Your "Home Sweet Home" painting is beautiful... dear friends recently presented your 01/100 AP picture "Home Sweet Home" to me as a gift ..and I wanted to tell you how special this picture is. The cottage built on solid rock and ground surrounded by beautiful lavendar and pink flowers is lovely. The notation of Matt. 7, 24-25 is meaningful and reminds me of the days when my son and daugher were small and in Christian school and VBS...learning about the wise and foolish...and singing the song "The Wise Man Built His House..." Mr. Dennis...you work is wonderful!
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Margaret Dennis. P.R. Ab.
06:26 PM on August 18, 2008
Hi, Paul: Was just checking out your website. Your work continues to be so perfectly beautiful. I still hang with pride the old implement scene you painted for us. Did you ever complete "Grandpa's work boots"? Keep up the good work
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Juanita Brooks
01:36 PM on August 02, 2008
BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL, BEAUTIFUL
WHAT A JOY TO SEE GREAT ART WORK AS YOU HAVE HERE.
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sarah card
10:25 PM on July 16, 2008
The paintings are beautiful!! Keep up the magnificent work!!
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Carol Serpico
02:11 AM on July 07, 2008
Thanks for posting the biography about Marty Bell. Some dear friends bought an AP #1 from her husband in 2005 to give to my husband and me. It's nice to have more information about this dear woman.
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Fred M. Hann
12:19 PM on July 06, 2008
Hello Paul, I knew you were talented but did not know how much. You have an excellent web site. How do you have time to do all the jobs you have, I wish you well with your new venture.
Fred M. Hann
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