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In Honor Of All Those Living With MS. These beautiful prints
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Christina's Garden --- Beautiful Tomorrow --- Ray Of Hope
"It is not
how much we do, but how much love we put in the doing. It is not how
much we give, but how much love we put in the giving."
--Mother Teresa
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Brad & Lynn's Happy
Days
"Family Portrait
Mural"
New Port Richey, FL
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"ETERNAL LOVE"
Life-Size
Clay Portrait Sculpture of
Mr. & Mrs. William
Bissi
Photographer:
Larry Gerkin
In
memory of their 64.5 years
as husband and wife.
'Retired'
Bissi Still Staying Busy By John
Tischner, Suncoast News
His neatly appointed office looks like a law library,
with numerous tomes standing like sentinels in a bookcase lining
a wall.
Tampa
Bay Online - Nov 30, 2007
Sculpture
Will Memorialize Couple's Love
A West Pasco man has commissioned a sculpture that will
stand beside the grave of his beloved wife in Trinity Memorial
Gardens.
The
Suncoast News - Nov 28, 2007
Life Size - Medium:
Clay Final Medium: Bronze
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"THE
CIRCLE OF LIFE"
COMPLETED
MURAL:
1920s Mural for Mr.
& Mrs. William Bissi,
New
Port Richey, Florida
Bissi
exterior
Mural
15'x52'
Medium:
Mann Brother's Theme Paint, Golden Acrylic, Liquitex, Golden GAC
100 & 200.
BISSI
& ASSOCIATES Disability Advocates, LLC,
6332
Grand Boulevard,
New
Port Richey, Florida
(The theme
is a Florida tropical landscape
of Orange Lake,
buildings on Grand Blvd.
an interior store that existed
in
the 1920's
and most
importantly...Mr. & Mrs. Bissi's family.)
"First
& third
New Port Richey Historical Mural"
Thank you Jeff
Miller and everyone at the Historical Society for all your hard
work in posting fantastic photographs at your website! I spent
hundreds of hours researching the 1920s for this mural, most of
the images used came from your website!
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May
11, 2008:
Mr. William Bissi and family
"ETERNAL LOVE"
In
loving memory of Mrs. William Bissi.
Trinity Memorial Gardens at
New Port Richey, FL
Tribune Photo by Andy Jones
Thank you
Tribune photo
Andy Jones and Columnist Tom Jackson, for all the time you spent
at the dedication taking photographs and talking to the family.
You helped to make a special moment in everyone's lives even
more memorable.
By TOM JACKSON
The Tampa Tribune
Published: May 13, 2008
TRINITY - On a windswept meadow on
a warm Sunday morning blessed, in countless ways, with unlimited
visibility, a bright-eyed fellow born not long after the dawning
of the previous century played the expectant witness as his
hired artist worked at a troublesome knot.
Many thanks to everyone
working at Bronz Art Foundry in Sarasota.
www.BronzArt.com
Rick, you and your employees are made up of an exceptionally
high quality group of gifted craftsmen and women. The sculpture
is absolutely beautiful!
Thank you!
Tamara
THANK YOU
for
visiting Artistic Murals
website!
If
this is your first time here, welcome!
In
this website you will find images of murals that were created in
the last 5 1/2 years. These murals were all
commissioned and contain a multitude of themes ranging from
tropical landscapes, underwater scenes, seascapes, marine life,
wildlife, animals, Tuscany murals and 1920s genre murals
with people. In addition to painting, I have recently began
sculpting. The photographs
of "Eternal Love" are of my first sculpture,
it represents profound love that is
shared by two very special people. My
life size sculpture is finished now
and is safely at Bronze Art Foundry, Sarasota, Florida. The
clay will be cast as a limited edition, life size bronze.
I
would like to express my deep appreciation to the Bissi family,
William, Doug, Debbie, Roberta & Rebecca for posing for this
sculpture and all the valuable feedback given to me while
sculpting these clay portraits of Mr. & Mrs. William
Bissi during the 1940s.
With
honor, respect and love,
Tamara
"Treasured
Memories Of New Port Richey"
Tamara & Mayor Dan Tipton
Photographs By:
John Tischner
1920s
mural for the
City Of New Port Richey,
FL
(First
public mural)
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