31 Days in July (2004)

Dana Ellyn

www.danaellyn.com

This page features paintings from Dana Ellyn's "31 Days in July" project. Every July (since 2003) she creates one new painting per day in response to the daily news - capturing each day of the month in a total of 31 unique paintings. "31 Days in July" 2013 "31 Days in July" 2012 "31 Days in July" 2011 "31 Days in July" 2010 "31 Days in July" 2009 "31 Days in July" 2007 "31 Days in July" 2006 "31 Days in July" 2005 "31 Days in July" 2004 "31 Days in July" 2003	Make comments, pose questions (anonymous if desired) by clicking this link		To purchase or inquire about a painting please email: dana@danaellyn.com
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	Click on thumbnails to enlarge images Martha Stewart Living 11"x14" Acrylic on Wood SOLD 7/17/04 (inspired by...) The Big Sheik 11"x14" Oil on Wood $200 7/18/04 (inspired by...) The Maryred Prince 11"x14" Oil on Wood SOLD 7/19/04 (inspired by...) Joking for Jesus 11"x14" Oil on Wood 7/20/04 (inspired by...) Freedom 11"x14" Oil on Wood SOLD 7/21/04 (inspired by...) The Gap 11"x14" Oil on Wood SOLD 7/22/04 (inspired by...) Failure of Imagination 11"x14" Oil on Wood SOLD 7/23/04 (inspired by...) Fear Meets the Filmaker 11"x14" Acrylic on Wood SOLD 7/24/04 (inspired by...) Swing Vote 11"x14" Acrylic on Wood 7/25/04 (inspired by...) Human Chain 11"x14" Mixed Media on Wood $150 7/26/04 (inspired by...) Round One 11"x14" Oil on Wood SOLD 7/27/04 (inspired by...) Monsoon Season 11"x14" Oil on Wood 7/28/04 (inspired by...) Deadliest Day Since the Handover of Power 11"x14" Oil on Wood "31 Days in July" project 7/29/04 (inspired by...) Dead Daddy Double Helix 11"x14" Oil on Wood SOLD 7/30/04 (inspired by...) Painting Myself to Death 11"x14" Acrylic on Wood SOLD 7/31/04 (inspired by...)
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Click to read "31 Days In July" article in the Washington City Paper "The news stories are springboards for what, considered as a whole, is a quintessentially D.C. endeavor: art that comments on world affairs" - Matthew Summers, Washington City Paper