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ITEM	NAME	CODE	SIZE	QUANTITY	PRICE	TOTAL
	Blues Roots	JAO1	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Bassman	JAO2	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Jazz Drummer	JAO4	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Group - Trumpet Solo	JAO6	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Jazz Dance	DAO1	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Jazz Guitar	JAO3	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Altoman	JAO5	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Group - Trombone Solo	JAO7	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Calypso Dance	DAO2	11 x 14		15.00
			16 x 20		20.00
	Ballerina
			16 x 20		20.00
	Stick Dancers
			16 x 20		20.00
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"Byers Gallery" to: Byers Gallery, 6510 Wood Pointe Dr., Glenn Dale, MD 20769.
Artist's email address is jzzybns@msn.com. The artist personally inspects and approves each print. Prints are reproduced
on heavy, fine quality paper. All prints are shipped within 7 days, protected by cardboard and cellophane to ensure protection.

      This series of prints was created in an effort to reaffirm the great importance of an indigenous art form called Jazz.
      Jazz -- a highly creative musical form based on personal improvisation -- has actually reshaped a universal approach to both music and dance. National recognition has been late in coming, although international recognition of this unique art form was established much earlier.
      The practitioners of this art have been shunted outside the mainstream of our society for many years and quite often have been visually depicted

in grotesque caricature or some equally demeaning posture. Because this artist believes that creative art should always be accorded the dignity it so richly deserves, he has attempted to portray that dignity while striving to make a universal statement concerning Jazz.
These musicians are not portraits of actual persons, but rather, are composites of ideas and personal feelings about Jazzmen and their music. This series is in a state of progression and, like Jazz and dance, will be expanded as new ideas are conceived and formulated.