Price: Only $17.00 per shirt.     
 Heck,  at this price,  we're practically
GIVING THEM AWAY! 

NOTICE:  There are a limited number of these shirts left.  Call to see if we have any left in your size.

  

Show your support for Parkville  Nature Sanctuary

- Buy a T-shirt! 

We now have T-shirts available with a beautiful painting of the Nature Sanctuary waterfall
<(as seen here)
donated by the artist:
Connie J. Boswell.

These short sleeved shirts
are high quality
"Fruit of the Loom"
100% Cotton,
Preshrunk, in the
Natural Color of unbleached cotton.

Sizes available: 
Small through XXL

Call Jack Friedman
at 816-741-2761 or
Jim Reed at 816-741-0820. 
 

 
Shirts and printing donated by:
Chris Comninellis, of River City T's
Photographic and Artwork donated by:
Gregg Hejna Studies;
Photographx Unlimited; 
Project supervision by:  Jack Friedman 		Thanks to the generosity of these friends, 100% of the purchase price for each T-shirt goes to the development, maintenance and programs of Parkville Nature Sanctuary. Mail delivery via US mail to locations in the USA is available for $5.00 for one shirt, and $2.50 for each additional shirt shipped at the same time.* 
*Other shipping modes cost more.*
 

About the artist:

     Connie J. Boswell creates acrylic paintings exclusively with a painting knife.  Following graduation from Central Missouri State University with a major in art education, Ms. Boswell began a career as a professional artist.  Her work, which has won numerous honors, is featured in the Wright Gallery located in Cape Porpoise, Maine.
     In 1993, 1994, and 1995, her paintings were selected for inclusion in the National Oil and Acrylic Painters' Society  Art Exhibit.  Her work is in private and corporate collections throughout the United States and Canada.
     Connie, her husband Stephen Fried, and their retired greyhound Maude reside in Kansas City, Missouri.
     Connie considers the use of color and light as the distinctive feature of her work.  She states that she attempts to mix colors but not over mix, since she wants the canvas to hold separate all the colors.  When the viewer looks at her work from a distance, the mind reads as realism what is actually an abstract mosaic.  It is her goal to capture the world's three-dimensional beauty on a two-dimensional surface.  We are extremely grateful to Connie Boswell for her donation of this beautiful artwork.

  
 

If you have questions, comments, or contributions, please Email: naturesanctuary@parkvillemo.com
   

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