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The article’s lead image, The Washington Post, November 21, 2019.
Newspaper article · The Washington Post · 2019

How to build an affordable art collection with pieces under $100

A Washington Post Going Out Guide on buying real art for under $100, by Stephanie Williams. Under “DO search online,” it names Dana Ellyn’s prints of her political and animal-themed art, from $10.
The “DO search online” tip from the article.
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Publication
The Washington Post, Going Out Guide
Headline
How to build an affordable art collection with pieces under $100
Date
November 21, 2019
Writer
Stephanie Williams
Dana’s mention
The tip “DO search online”

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Where to find art for under $100 in the D.C. area

“How to build an affordable art collection with pieces under $100” ran in The Washington Post’s Going Out Guide on November 21, 2019, written by Stephanie Williams. The guide gives tips from three people in the D.C. art scene: Alex Goldstein of the Fridge, Jason Hamacher of Lost Origins Gallery and Mandy Cooper of Sense Gallery. It then lists places to look for affordable art, from holiday markets and open studios to auctions and small galleries.

Dana Ellyn is named in the tip “DO search online,” about finding artists on social media and buying from their online stores: “D.C. painter Dana Ellyn (danaellyn.com) sells prints of her political and animal-themed art for as low as $10, with free domestic shipping included.”

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The Washington Post · November 21, 2019
The Washington Post
Going Out Guide · November 21, 2019 · by Stephanie Williams

How to build an affordable art collection with pieces under $100

“D.C. painter Dana Ellyn (danaellyn.com) sells prints of her political and animal-themed art for as low as $10, with free domestic shipping included.”The Washington Post
The DO search online tip from the Washington Post article, ending: D.C. painter Dana Ellyn (danaellyn.com) sells prints of her political and animal-themed art for as low as $10, with free domestic shipping included.