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The history of Strathmore Paper Company began on St. Patrick's Day in 1892 when its founder, Horace Moses, opened the Mittineague paper mill in West Springfield, MA. Soon after opening the first mill, Mr. Moses visited the Valley of Strathmore in Scotland. The thistle was in full bloom and the beauty of the site impressed Horace Moses so much that he started using the name and the thistle as a symbol of high quality art and printing papers.
The Strathmore brand name began to appear on our fine art papers in 1899, first with Charcoal and soon after with Bristol. The Strathmore brand quickly became known as one of the highest quality art papers used by many leading artists around the world. Strathmore has kept this reputation as a supplier of fine art paper for over a century. Today, we continue to provide artists of all levels with the ideal surface for producing beautiful works of art.
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If an image of artwork is voluntarily posted to the Strathmore Facebook page wall or within comments on Strathmore posts, artwork may be shared by Strathmore to the Strathmore Facebook page. Artist will be credited by name in the sharing of their artwork.
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The Strathmore brand name began to appear on our fine art papers in 1899, first with Charcoal and soon after with Bristol. The Strathmore brand quickly became known as one of the highest quality art papers used by many leading artists around the world. Strathmore has kept this reputation as a supplier of fine art paper for over a century. Today, we continue to provide artists of all levels with the ideal surface for producing beautiful works of art.
The Strathmore® Facebook page is intended to provide a place for fans to discuss Strathmore products, promotions and artwork. Comments that are unlawful, obscene, spam, off-topic, injurious to privacy, or otherwise offensive will be deleted. Please note that Strathmore does not necessarily endorse, nor are responsible for the accuracy of information, opinions, claims or advice shared here by the fans.
The Strathmore® Facebook page is intended to provide a place for fans to discuss Strathmore products, promotions and artwork. Comments that are unlawful, obscene, spam, off-topic, injurious to privacy, or otherwise offensive will be deleted. Please note that Strathmore does not necessarily endorse, nor is responsible for the accuracy of information, opinions, claims or advice shared here by the fans.
If an image of artwork is voluntarily posted to the Strathmore Facebook page wall or within comments on Strathmore posts, artwork may be shared by Strathmore to the Strathmore Facebook page. Artist will be credited by name in the sharing of their artwork.
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November 24, 2016
Anna G. asked:Anybody know if there are any drawing classes that are either free or cheap? Would like to dust off the cobwebs on my art skill and try to pursue drawing once more. :)Jennifer S. replied:Check out the https://www.facebook.com/76308534708 Strathmore Artist Papers drawing learning series!
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January 6, 2015
Elisa M. asked:Hi everyone! I can barely breathe. My daughter just called me and told me my salted paper kit just arrived. I am a novice and just learning, so I need advice on where is the best and most economical outlet to purchase the art paper to print on. Thanks so much!Gordon H. replied:I'm not doing salted paper, but I use Strathmore 400 drawing paper for kallitype and VanDyke brown. This paper is available in rolls that make it very cost effective. I make big prints and use lots of paper. I use the 42 inch wide rolls. There is a wonderful little shop(art placecment) here that carries this and other fine art papers http://www.strathmoreartist.com/.../400-series-drawing.html
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