Thursday, March 17, 2011 Rockville Interiors will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a two-day event, March 19 and 20 by artist Rockville Arthur Goldberg. The show, "worldly Images", will feature more than 100 Goldberg drawing limited his travel to the India, Israel, Sweden, Austria, Hungary, Australia, and Caribbean and other countries.
The watercolourist depicts scenes that he draws and paints whenever it happened on a provocative subject in his travels around the world. In 2008, Rockville Interiors presented a retrospective of the art of Goldberg, dating back to the 1970s.Saturday March 19 show will be from 10 pm - 9 pm and Sunday noon - 5 pm. The last two hours of each show will include a special reception with the artist. RSVP to-309 301-6636 or ArtieGold@gmail.com.
As a young child, Goldberg received drawing and creative. However, after graduating from high school in Bethesda Chevy Chase and the University of Maryland, he fancied travelling in the Greek Islands and to become a great artist-, he left for Europe and travelled up to what he has finally made its way to the Greece. In Athens, he observed a man sketch of the Acropolis. He was the same man in Delphi. After peering over his shoulder to the man in his drawings, Goldberg came to a conclusion - that this man was extremely talented and skilful, because he practiced every day and really worked to develop his art. At that time, Goldberg is committed to become an accomplished artist. He began drawing hours per day.
Since that time in Greece, he completed a multitude of small drawings artist books. He painted almost never more large canvases, because he was not interested in the marketing of his works - he would not part with his paintings. His wife was his momentum to learn how to create limited editions. "I do not really want to sell anything that I designed because it was a part of me and reminded me of every place that I had been," said Goldberg. "However, my wife Hani convinced me to create my paintings, limited editions, therefore I do not sell my originals.".
Goldberg creates only 10 edition of each painting. Therefore, they are always unique but affordable to the public. They can also be ordered in any size.Also, his work was selected for the brochure Abercrombie and Kent on the India. The Goldbergs travelled there last year, and then that his wife was involved in a Conference, Goldberg spent his time drawing the sights and scenes from the India. A & K has selected several of his designs for its brochure.
Rockville Interiors opened its doors to College Park in 1971 specializing in custom plastic covers. The company was launched by Tom Fulop and Esther Pollack who always manage interiors of Rockville, Rockville and Silver Spring. Then, they have expanded to develop treatments customized window, furniture, bed kits and more. Now, they have more than 45 people who work for them - at least three were not there almost since the beginning.
In honor of its 40th anniversary, Rockville Interiors will offer anniversary sales through April 15. They feature 20% off on all fabrics, a sale on Hunter Douglas blinds, shades and shutters and the lowest prices ever on covers on measures, including sofas for $199 (normally $399) and chairs for $149 (normally $349) more free delivery pickup and free. For more information, visit its Web site at http://www.rockvilleinteriors.com/coupons.html.
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