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« Immigration, Impermanence, and Irridentism | Main | The Chronicles of Narnia » April 10, 2006Joseph CriscuoliBloggers are often solicited to advertise or plug various books or projects people are working on, and we here at ITA are no different. But I particularly enjoy artists of the painting variety soliciting my review of their work. Painters seem to be a dying breed and I enjoy supporting them when possible. Artist Joseph Criscuoli wrote me recently to draw attention to his website's new design. He writes, "New paintings have been added to the website, along with recent shows - local, in the Midwest, and on the world wide web - and several awards." Criscuoli paints with acrylics and I typically prefer oil-based works, but I will say that his coat of arms work is splendid. Posted by Joshua Claybourn at April 10, 2006 08:06 PM CommentsThis painter dedicates his "off time" to creating or finishing his paintings. I love the artwork he does and I am very proud of my dad. Great job! Posted by: Joseph Criscuoli at April 12, 2006 04:57 PM | permalink Post a comment |
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