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Web site gets 60,000 Hits a Year
Paintings Continue to Sell
Value of Prints Increases by 44 Percent in Five Years
Max's Name is Included in Three "Yellow Pages" Ads
Images Exhibited on Vancouver Artist 'Net Site

Fall, 2008 Collection is Published

The Fall, 2008 Collection has been published and the paintings and prints have just been unveiled on this Web site.

The collection of images consists of five, new paintings and their respective limited, archival print editions.


The images are all striking nature scenes of Vancouver and the environs..

The images are: Bridges, Gastown, Lighthouse Park, Lions Sunrise and White Rock..



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Web Site Gets 60,000 "Hits" Per Year
Google report

This Web site is becoming more and more popular – now getting about 60,000 "hits" – or page views – per year.

There has been a steady increase in the number of views of the Web site and the number of people who look at the site.


The Web site provides more up-to-date and comprehensive information for art seekers than the catalogues, because it can be updated more quickly and frequently.

The site is being viewed by people as far away from southwestern British Columbia as the Philippines and Singapore.

This raised profile is consistent with the fact that Tony Max art prints have been purchased for art collections in at least 16 countries to date and that the paintings have been purchased by collectors as in far-flung as Japan and Sweden.

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Paintings Continue to Sell

In June and July,"East of the Quay" and "North Shore Splendour" sold.

In September, "Wild Pacific Trail" sold at Prints Charming in the Kitsilano district of Vancouver.

In October, "Horseshoe Bay Sunset" sold, also at Prints Charming.

And in March, "Victoria Harbour" and "Downtown at Dawn" sold.

My painting titled "Wild Pacific Trail" recently sold at Prints Charming. It is pictured here in the gallery's front window.



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Value of Prints Increases

The average value of Tony Max prints has increased by about 44 percent over the last five years.

The rise in value averaged almost nine percent annually over the five years from 2002 to 2007.

The prints' prices range from about $100 for the smallest to about $360 for the biggest.


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Images Exhibited on Vancouver 'Net Site

Tony Max's art is now being shown on the Vancouverartshow.ca Web site.

The site features art by Vancouver artists and is gaining popularity.


Max was approached by the founder, Neil Woodward, to contribute art to the site, because Max a well known artist in Vancouver. The first 50 artists to publish art on the site were allowed to show their art free of charge.


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Max's Name is Included in
Three 'Yellow Pages' Ads
Tony Max is proud that his name has been included in three more art galleries' advertisements in major, metropolitan phone books.

Max's name is mentioned in the annual, full-colour display ad for Park and Tilford Framing and Art, in the Art Galleries section of the 2007-2008 Greater Vancouver Can Pages phone book, which is similar to the Yellow Pages business phone directory.


The ad features the names of 11 of the most prominent artists that the gallery features. Other artists listed include Carl Brenders, Bev Doolittle, Trisha Romance and Robert Bateman - some of the globe's preeminent artists.

Max is one of only five living, practicing Canadian and British Columbian artists whose names are featured in the ad, one of only two artists from Greater Vancouver listed, and the only artist representing Vancouver's North Shore and North Vancouver.

His name is also listed in the Park and Tilford Framing and Art display ad in the 2008-2009 Yellow Pages book in the Art Galleries section.

His name is listed – and one of his images was used in full colour – by Osterson's Framing and Art, in its display ad in the same directory, but in the Picture Framing section.

As the ads feature the names of the galleries' most prominent artists, inclusion in this elite coterie of artists attests to Tony Max's expanding stature as one of Canada's distinguished visual artists.


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