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9/18/2025 1:28:51 PM

New seascapes are in the gallery and a word (or 20) on my pricing

Christine M GOLDBECK / 1 Comment

Sunset on the Sea
Sunset on the Sea

Just coming off a wonderful week of plein air painting on Chincoteague and Assateague islands in Virginia and I promised me I would update my website with all the studio seascapes I have been painting. So... yes, I am keeping my promise to self. LOL

 

Visit here to see what I have so far.

 

Someone recently told me I underprice my work and I have read that many collectors will not take me seriously if I don't price for the big leagues. I call BS!

 

I've sold large paintings for thousands of dollars and have been paid thousands on commissions. I am humbled and thankful for this.

 

BUT... come on, I see no problem with making my smaller works affordable to people who want to be able to buy a painting without breaking the bank.

 

I do enjoy setting affordable prices and you will see that I have a "make an offer" button by most of the paintings. Why? Because I paint. A LOT. And I like to sell. Mostly, I like to share what a place "feels" like, whether the place comes from a real site or one I imagined through memories and my mind's eye.  So, making my paintings affordable seems a smart thing to do. You buy, my studio walls become empty and I keep painting. It's a win for you and for me. 

 

Feel free to make a reasonable offer. Also feel free to let me know what you think of the paintings. 

 

As always, thanks for reading and looking. 

 

 

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1 Response to New seascapes are in the gallery and a word (or 20) on my pricing

Hello! I think your work is stunning. I wish if I would have found you while I was on the island. That said, I still will probably order a painting. Every time I look at it, it will bring back the memory of my visit to Chincoteague, and that will make my heart happy. I appreciate your word or 20 on pricing, as much as I appreciate that you think of those who are less fortunate than some others, but would still like to hang great art. Generosity reciprocates!

Sincerely,
Shannon


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