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E. Fais
Mountain View,
California |
I just received the artwork that I ordered - The Carriage.
The quality of the piece is impeccable, the highest quality!
I guess you can classify that as better than expected. :-)
I am blown away by your professionalism and attention to details,
not to mention your concern over customer satisfaction. I received
lots of documentation with my order, which delighted me to
no end. Little touches like that make all the difference. I will most
definitely be a returning customer!
I came back from my "first trip" to New York city and wanted a reminder
of my carriage ride through Central Park. I was thrilled to be able to
find an established local artist I could patronize. It makes the piece that
much more meaningful to me.
Thank you again.
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J. McDonough
Farmingdale,
New York |
I just received the print I
ordered from you,
called The Harbor. It was a pleasure doing business with
you. Your website is
wonderful. Your e-mails assured me that my order was
received and shipped
and allowed me to track my package. The print is exquisite
and was so
thoughtfully and carefully packed and shipped. I also
appreciate all the information
about your other works of art that were included.
I purchased the print as a birthday present for my cousin,
who was born and
grew up in Huntington, NY. In the early 70's she
moved to San Francisco but
her heart remains in Huntington, among the beaches and
harbors where she grew
up. She actually lived quite close to Gold Star Beach,
which is the scene of
the print I ordered. She is very familiar with this
area of Huntington. When I
ship the print to her in April, I think it will be a great
surprise and I'm
sure it will conjure up happy memories from her childhood. As
lovely as the
print looked on the website, it's just spectacular in person.
Thank
you again, very much.
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D. Smith
Arvada,
Colorado |
The quality of The
BoatHouse print we purchased is
wonderful. The customer service, was the best of the purchase.
I was concerned with the watermark that
is visable on this print, so I called your gallery. Mr.
Tar gave me a detailed explanation, and even sent me an
e-mail about the topic, after my call. Thank you for this
information. I was also impressed when I called, as I gave
only my name, and you knew the print I had ordered without
hesitation. Living in Colorado, and ordering on-line, there
is a concern that this will be just another nameless purchase.
But I
felt as though I mattered as a customer. Thank you for your
personal touch across cyberspace! This was a purchase for a
gift, and I am thoroughly impressed with the art. I know
they will love it, as it is a painting of a very special place
for them. I
love watercolor, as it only adds to the memory in a very special
way. You also
included information about the artist, which was very interesting,
and information about framing which was very helpful. Thank
you for your attention to detail for your customers.
With sincere thanks,
Mr. & Mrs. Smith: proud owners of "The
Boathouse"
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G. Brunt
New Oxford,
Pennsylvania |
Your service is very impressive.
We love the print that we ordered. Brooklyn
Front is a gift
for our uncle, who grew up there. He actually found
your gallery and showed us. We have never ordered art from
the Internet, so your very caring service and trustworthy
delivery - to say nothing of the quality of your art - is
something we are already raving about. Thank you. We'll definitely
be back!
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J. Mark
Akron,
Ohio |
Our framed artwork, Winter
Afternoon, arrived yesterday as planned. It arrived in
perfect shape and is absolutely beautiful! We simply love
it. It is actually a wedding gift for my brother and his fiance
as they were engaged in NYC. However, we love it so much,
we would like to order one for ourselves sometime soon. I
simply can't think of a better gift to give someone! I was
also very impressed with your service--very prompt, courteous,
informative and reliable! Thanks for taking great care in
all you do. We are very happy with our experience, and thanks
for providing such beautiful art!
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L. Bell
Mount
Pleasant,
South Carolina |
You were fantastic! We had a
problem on the computer where the transaction would not go
through and we could not wait because it was a wedding present
to a bride and groom from her bridesmaids ( yes, we waited
until the last minute!). We needed The
BoatHouse print overnight, and we could not wait to see
what the problem was with the computer. We called you for
help and everything was taken care of. We received the print
the very next day! Thank you very much! If we need anymore
prints that you have we will not hesitate to contact you!
-- And we have already started telling friends.
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A. L.
Southbury,
Connecticut |
We recieved our package on time
and was very pleased with the contents. The two "Washington
Square Park" prints more than exceeded our expectations!!
It is a graduation gift for our son and we know he will treasure
it for many years to come. The "Flowers"
print colors are wonderful and will hang in our home for our
memory of this special time for our family. Thanks so much
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J. Burmeister
Springfield, Illinois |
I am originally from Brooklyn,
New York. My aunt, Edith ( Turner) Post, also took classes
from Raphael Soyer. I wondered if Mr. Tar might have known
her. Your work is wonderful and brings back many glorious
memories of my birthplace. My grandparents lived in the Washington
Square Apartments. Your paintings are lovely!
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N. Scalfarotto
East Windsor, New Jersey |
Thank you for your continued follow-up.
It is this type of service to the customer that will ensure
satisfaction and retain clients.
The prints that we ordered are special to us. Our family
is originally from Venice coming to the city during the middle
ages from a town in the preAlps called Cison di Val Marino
on the Strada del Vino Bianco (an idilyc place in the floor
of a valley surrounded by hills covered with vinyards and
dotted with lakes). The family migrated to Venice as a result
of the city's depopulation caused by the plague. Our ancestors
were part of the so called middle class (Albo D'Argento) were
all educated (engineers, architects, etc.) and maintained
documented involvement in the development of the Republic.
One of those ancestors, Giovanni Scalfarotto,
was the architect who designed, in 1739, San
Simeone il Piccolo depicted in one of Mr. Tar's prints.
Giovanni and members of his "school" designed and
built a number of structures in the city and on the mainland
including churches, villas and public buildings like the Arsenale
where the city's munitions and other military equipment were
kept.
Our last name was a nick name referring to a type of slipper
worn in the house. To this day a "scalfarot", in
Venetian dialect, refers to footware and, if requested in
some bars, will result in your receiving a beer in a glass
shaped boot (I witnessed this myself). We think, based on
extensive research conducted by my uncle and father (fortunately
the Republic kept meticulous records) that our family emigrated
from the Baltic countries in the far distant past and pobably
had a name that was difficult pronounce.
I wanted to share these stories because they tend to help
to bring what is on a canvas to life.
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J. Ambrosio
Smithtown,
New York |
We really appreciate the great
service and absolutely your father's beautiful art. The Long
Island print that we purchased will add something special
to our family room. Thank you!
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S. Cohen
Hoboken,
New Jersey |
Wow! The two Hoboken prints
that we received are so incredible and unique. They are so
much better than the images on your website. We'll definitely
be back to visit in the future.
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P. Harris
Clifton,
New Jersey |
Dear Mr. Tar,
I just received the prints. They're wonderful and as I expected,
beautiful!
Please let your father know that my husband and I are so
happy with this wonderful art. It will add to the warmth and
charm of our home for years to come.
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D. Laszlo-Petrovics
New Zealand |
Viewing your work is such a
pleasure !!! Amazing. Thankyou
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I. Kopacz
Kisvarda,
Hungary |
Tisztelt Tar Úr !
É
lmény megismerni a világot az ön mûvészetén
keresztül.
Egy csodálója.
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S. A. Paul
Pittsburgh,
Pennsylvania |
I am so in awe of such God given
talent, that is wonderfully expressed that many others can enjoy
and appreciate it. Bless you always, and keep painting. I probably
will check this site every week. I love art, and revere others
talents. |
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P. L. Marchany
Bayamon,
Puerto Rico |
Congratulations. Keep the good work
by following your fathers steps. I am an artist in Puerto Rico
and I am please to know that I can find fine art on the net.
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G. Falvai
Lake
Havasu, Arizona |
Laszlo Tar is a wonderful artist.
He is talking to me through his art. Central Park is nature's
wonder. I wish that I could see it in life, but it is impossible.
So, I enjoy every moment of it on the screen. Thank you for
providing this beauty to us.
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J. Gaylord
Indiana |
Have eclectic taste in art.
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K. Lohman
Winston-Salem,
North Carolina |
Thank you for the timely delivery
of the "Washington Square Park" print. I am very
pleased with the quality of the print and the manner in which
you have kept me informed about the status of my order. The
artwork greatly exceeds my expectations, as the colors of
the print are more vibrant than what is shown on the Internet.
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W. De Perio
Manila,
Philippines |
Like the works and tips. The (How-To)
caring for artworks section are informative and helpful to
art collectors.
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A. Stein
Detroit,
Michigan |
We purchased "Washington
Square Park" and "Skaters" and sent them out
to get framed immediately. These fabulous prints now sit in
our living room. Some time ago we lived in New York and your
art has not only brought back those many happy memories, but
the quality of the work is really amazing and quite magnificant!
Thank you for your great service and your great art!
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D. Berger
Omaha,
Nebraska
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Dear Mr. Tar,
The beautiful print, Canale Grande, is exquisite and definitely
brings back some very fond memories of a trip to Europe our
whole family took some 19 years ago. I know my sister will
love receiving this gift and displaying it in her home.
I'm so glad I "happened upon your website" when
I did a search for artwork of Venice. Now I want more - Paris,
New York City .....hopefully an original when my stock portfolio
recovers 8> ).
Again, thank you for your excellent service and communication.
I have never seen anything like it - anywhere. If you ever
need to convince a prospective
customer about the level of service you provide, the beauty
of your father's artwork, or the incredible value for the
prints, please let me know.
I wish you and your family well and much continued success.
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C. Marshall
Oxford,
New Jersey |
Thank you for a wonderful
tour and your words. I love your art.
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P. Mergo
Irving,
Texas
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Love the use of colors!
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D. Evans
United
Kingdom |
I looked in the site
to see the woodcuts and enjoyed them very much, however, I
also looked at all the watercolours and was very pleased that
I did.
Two of my favourite artists are Raoul Dufy and John Marin,
I find elements of their calligraphic work shared by Laszlo
Tar especially in the Long Island and Boat sections. Thanks
for a very enjoyable couple of days.
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A. Rigas
Toronto,
Canada |
So beautiful! All
the paintings...I had time, I looked at all of them, I particularly
like the ones of Venice and all the flowers, so gorgeous.
Mr. Tar is a huge talent, an immense talent, his paintings
are so happy, so warm..........thank you for posting these
beautiful works. You are right and good to do so! They are
very pretty for the eye, to look upon!
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S. Morgan
Cambridge,
MA |
Simply wonderful work!
I am amazed at the colors and the unique style of your work.
My personal compliments to the Master!
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K. Szavolyai
Malibu,
CA |
Keep up the good work!
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L. Bulkeley
San Jose,
CA |
Simply wonderful! I am
moved by Tar's style and scene selection. His ability to pick
colors and strokes is truly masterful. A pleasure to visit.
I'll be back! |
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M. Gibson
Lexington,
MA |
Thank you for this fantastic
site. Is this all by one artist? It is truly amazing! I am especially
moved by the New York scenes. Please let me know if there is
ever a gallery exhibit in the northeast! |
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A. Franklin
Irving,
TX |
This is Wonderful art!
I'm truly amazed and astonished. Although this was my first
encounter, it will by no means be my last! Your work
spellbinds me! Alas, I think of myself as an artist but
in light of what I've seen in here, I may re-evaluate myself.
To put down the brush? Never! But thank you
for what you do! Keep it up for the sake of all your fans. |
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W. Ragab
Alexandria,
Egypt |
I am so impressed by
those paintings! So beautiful, & full of life. Thanks for
making my days brighter! |
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J. Levine
Plainview,
NY |
I fell upon Laszlo Tar's
internet art gallery quite by accident and decided to take a
minute to browse. I was simply awe-struck by the volume and
diversity of his work. One of my favorites is "The Sleigh".
I have spent literally hours looking at this piece. It brings
me back to memories of my youth, when my parents would often
take me to the park, along with our dog, to play in the snow.
I loved that time. |
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J. Beck
Evanston,
IL |
I grew up in the midwest
but lived for a while in New York City when I was younger, seeking
my artistic fortune and fame. I did a little bit of watercolor
painting and sketching and wandered around the city keeping
notebooks and jotting down ideas. I look at Laszlo Tar's images
of New York and I am immediately transported back to my youthful
yearnings. He captures the flavor of the sixty's and seventies
in his street scenes - especially "Our Street". He's
got the sky just right - there is something rounded and
unique in the lighting of the eastern sky - at least that's
always how it felt to me - the sky had a definite softening
effect - while traffic and commerce went on all around
one. This picture captures the New York that I came to love
in the early seventies. |
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M. Protzman
Indianapolis,
IN |
I first saw Tar's "Washington
Square Park" two years ago, quite by accident. The following
describes how I felt then and still feel now each time I see
it.
It is one of those Spring days when the world seems new as
the cool chill of winter bids its final farewell. The fat
clouds devour the deep blue sky and magnify the brilliant
green leaves on the trees, beckoning people to come out and
welcome the new season and share in the glorious way they
feel about life.
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W. Setten
Bothell,
WA |
I'd never heard of Tar
before coming upon this site. He uses such lovely colors in
his work. I particularly like his Venetian pieces. They capture
my memories of honeymooning in Venice some years ago. I loved
the gentleness of Venice and Tar's use of muted tones is Venice!
I'm wowed by his early works too. "Grazing" is such
a great mood piece. |
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D. Schatz
San
Jose,
CA |
Upon first sight of Mr.
Tar's art I was immediately impressed with his beautiful use
of color and masterful brushstrokes. His perceptions wonderfully
capture the environment and feeling of the scene he has painted.
I find some of his New York scenes quite striking in this way,
particularly those of Central Park and Washington Square. |
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M. Songer
Vancouver,
WA |
I like Laszlo Tar's art
because he takes the good and the beautiful from life and nature,
then transfers it so faithfully to canvas. Ever since I came
on to the Internet, I have spent hours looking at the paintings.
They lift my spirits! |
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K. L. Struve
Lyndon,
KY |
I must say that Laszlo
Tar's Venice collection is truly lovely! I opened each and every
one. I wish that I could own a few, if not all! |
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A. Wyss
Warwick,
RI |
Laszlo Tar takes you
from the moody city winter scenes to the colorful french countryside,
to a stunning portrait of his daughter. I have been to his website
many times and I always find a new favorite! |