Watertown "Art on Main" Banner Auction 2023
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Auction Location

Watertown, WI 53094
Auction Dates and TimesSALE IS COMPLETED
Bidding Starts: Monday Sep 11
Bidding Ends: Thursday Sep 21
Auction Type
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Jones Auction & Realty

Website: jonesauctionservice.com

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Listing Terms and Conditions
Auction Terms & Conditions PLEASE READ CAREFULLY and COMPLETELY Contact Jones Auction Service at (920) 261-6820 with questions. 1. Your bid along with these terms creates a legal binding contract between you, Jones Auction Service, Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC. All items sell As Is, Where Is, No Exceptions and No guarantee or warranty. 2. Internet Premium / Credit card convenience fee is 5%. 3. Bidding will close on Thursday, September 21st at 9:00pm. The Credit Card used at the time of registration will be charged the following morning after the auction on Friday, September 22nd, 2023. Watch for an email from Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC to the email address used at the time of registration with your paid receipt and pick up instructions. Your invoice/receipt will include the total winning bid price plus the Internet Premium. 4. Online/Internet bidding only- Under no circumstances shall the bidder have any kind of a claim against Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC; the seller; the internet bidding platform company; or anyone else if the internet service fails to work correctly or if the bidder does not use the Live Catalog option when the lots start to close, or for any computer interruptions. 5. All bidding will be online/internet bidding only at www.jonesauctionservice.hibid.com and requires a valid credit card to register. Visa or MasterCard accepted. 6. Buyer is responsible for the complete removal of buyer's purchases and accepts full responsibility for any personal injury to himself or his agents and any property damage incurred on pick up premises. Seller, auctioneers and buyer expressly agree that the buyer is responsible for and agrees to indemnify seller, auctioneers and their respective affiliates for any and all damages (whether based on contract, tort, warranty, negligence, strict liability or any other legal theory, and including special, incidental and consequential damages), losses, expenses, attorney's fees, court cost, etc. that arise out of or result from the removal, possession or use of any items purchased at auction, or any other claim regarding the use or possession of any asset purchased at auction. Your bid is a legal binding contract between you and Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC. All sales are final and sold As Is, Where Is, without warranties or guarantees of any type and with all faults-No Exceptions. Auctioneers and seller expressly disclaim and exclude the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Bidders should satisfy themselves as to the usefulness and value of each item. Any statement in the description regarding the items to be sold should be considered a guide and a guide only. Any error in description does not relieve the buyer or his/her agent of their responsibilities. We make every effort to provide complete and accurate descriptions of all items offered. You are responsible for your own inspection during scheduled preview dates. No warranty of quality, condition, merchantability, or fitness for intended use is given. All information contained on any website description is believed to be true and correct to the best of our knowledge and ability, BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. Contact us at (920) 261-6820 prior to bidding with questions. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the buyer at the time of purchase. Buyer assumes all risk of loss or damage while equipment is on our premises or in our possession. 7. All items are offered for sale to qualified purchasers without regard to prospective purchasers' race, color, gender, marital status, religion or national origin. 8. Auctioneers are licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Licensing & Regulation. 9. All buyers must acknowledge and accept the Terms and Conditions provided at the time of online registration. Your bid is a contract to purchase should you be the winning bidder. Absolutely NO REFUNDS. We make every effort in preparing the catalog to provide accurate descriptions of all items. All property is sold As Is and it is the bidder's responsibility to determine the exact condition of each item. Please call with any questions prior to bidding; (920) 261-6820. PAYMENT: 1. Visa or MasterCard used at the time of registration will charged following the close of the auction for the invoice total and internet premium. No items will be released until payment is made in full with cleared funds- No Exceptions. 2. At the close of the auction, Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC will send out your invoice/receipt to the email address used to register. Shipping is available at buyer's expense - Please contact our office at (920) 261-6820 if shipping is needed. Banner pick-up for winning bidders starts Monday, Sept. 25 at the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce, 519 E. Main Street, Watertown, WI 53094. Office hours are Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Telephone: 920.261.6320
Listing Information
The Art on Main banner program in downtown Watertown is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. This program provides an avenue for local artists to hand paint custom banners to hang on Main Street lamp posts from May-September. The banners are then sold at auction to raise funds for downtown projects. Banners may be previewed at Wepco Printing, 108 S. 6th St., Sept. 13-14, or Sept. 18-21 during the hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Title sponsoring Art on Main this year is Maas Brothers Construction. Providing Gold Sponsorships are Chickens Unlimited and WE Energies. Silver Sponsors include Fort Community Credit Union, Edward Jones � Ron Counsell, Hafemeister Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Jones Auction Service, and the Watertown Arts Council.

1
Important - Please Read before Bidding
Please note banners are now 18x36" - smaller than previous years. Banners were displayed outside and may show some outdoor weathering.

1
1a. Much more than Just Books by Leon Lord
As a volunteer at the Watertown Public Library, I see all the things they have to offer. They do so much more than just books. I was going to put Andrew Carnegie on the banner because of his contribution but most people might not recognize his face. ...

2
2. You�re as Cool as a Melon by Madelyn Heller
I chose to do a watermelon theme. With watermelons and dots on one side, and a saying on the other.

3
3. Home of the Brave by Alison Hoeppner
I painted this banner in memory of all the men and women who fight for our freedom each and every day. On the side with the Star Spangled Banner on it, the notes are the first phrase of it. I thank God for all the people who fight for our freedom.

4
4. Whimsical Views on Main Street � by Tim Little
Traffic Jam & Church Moonset - Whimsical views on Main Street are just fun scenes as imagined in my slightly demented mind. Traffic jam shows a scene of what arguably causes the biggest traffic jams in this town, namely, ducks. Many times, I have wa...

5
5. Your Cause was Just by Barry Lawrence
2.54 Million Served. 58,169 Died. The names on the small wall are those that fell in Vietnam from Dodge and Jefferson counties. I served there as a marine from 1967-1969. If I missed some names that should be there I apologize and will add them to th...

7
7. Sunflowers & Pumpkins by Debbie Horack
Inspired by the blue skies and brilliant colors of fall.

8
8. Untitled by Tricia Sloan
Side A � Peonies inspired by gardens. Side B � We live on the river and enjoy all the birds we watch daily.

9
9. Something in the Orange by Noah Smith
Orange can be a warning sign to a predator or serve as camouflage to prey. A very different perspective from what side you see it from. Find a view that allows you to see the beauty from all angles.

10
10. Farm Life by Varla Bishop
I depicted something that was simple and touched your heart. Cats are a common site at farms and birds are there supervising it all.

11
11. Life on the Farm by Carleen Zook
Farm life a good morning from the rooster, a moo from the cow � sunflowers brighten the day. I love art of all kinds, God�s gift of creativity!

12
12. Cuties by July Meschke
I enjoyed painting these cuddly little guys!

13
13. On the Farm by Karin Reszynski
I had recently completed a painting with this windmill in it. A friend suggested I use this same windmill for my banner. The other side is just a continuation of this rural theme.

14
14. Felix by Annie VanDerLinden
I enjoy drawing people and have recently discovered the Stray Kids K-Pop band. As my close friends came from various cultures, I wanted to show diversity and maybe inspire others to explore different traditions & cultures. Our town is changing, and I...

15
15. Galaxy Oasis by Kris Mason
My inspiration came from the James Webb telescope images. Usually I paint animals and birds. This was a nice diversion. Acrylics.

16
16. La Bella Luna by Terry Mueller
The beautiful moon � I think there is nothing in nature more mysterious and romantic as the moon. "Blue Moon," �Harvest Moon,� and �Blood Moon.� So many names and phases of the moon � that is what inspired a new artist l...

17
17. Walk/Devotion by Isabella Petrusczak
I just wanted to paint people, as they are my favorite.

18
18. Protect Them All Great/Small by Alison Meschke
I painted a photo of my dog, Eja, in a style inspired by Dean Russo. I continued the looser style of this painting on the other side as well.

19
19. Garden Gnomes by Kelly Zook & Paula Deblare
Originally, gnomes were thought to provide protection, especially of buried treasure and minerals in the ground. They are still used today to watch over crops and livestock, often tucked into the corners of a barn or hidden in the garden.

20
20. A Blob of My Mind by Delaine Zarnowski
Tis banner that I painted with Posca Pens was very fun to paint. I got my inspiration from what is going on in my mind and my favorite things to draw. I loved to make this up and paint it, I did different loops and twists and I hope I get to do this ...

21
21. Wisconsin Barn Quilts by Gail Bartels
Barn Quilts. It�s always a great way to spend a sunny day driving the country roads of Wisconsin. The barn quilts on barns are such a great pop of color.

22
22. Schurz Art Club by Schurz Art Club 5th Grade
Fifth grade students have focused on color theory. Side 1 represents twists and turns in our life using an acrylic pour. Side 2 represents calm & relaxation using acrylics.

23
23. Us Together by Julia Reitz
Acrylic paintings � the inspiration for these paintings is my belief that we all have to work together to improve the natural environment for our young people and future generations.

24

25
25. Thank you Wolf Kahn by Kelliy Conley
Looking through a book of paintings by Wolf Kahn, the forest images were hugely inspiring. Imitating parts of his works was a rewarding opportunity, flowing into the color transitions that seemed to arise naturally.

26
26. What I See by Bruce M. Bigari
What I see after 75 years.

27
27. Kind of Irish Castle by Ryan Tobin
This banner is an inspiration of my roots.

28
28. Reflecting by Mikayla Stelloh
The front is a painting of a field split into two vibes. On the left is a field on a bluish-gray day, the right is a beautiful sunset in the same field. This represents my memory and future dreams. The back represents memories of the past we all reme...

29
29. Out of the Box by Lori Ruehle
Photography has been my creative expression for 30 years. I decided to come out of the box, grow my creativity and learn to paint. I�m in the beginning stages, being inspired by my hometown, Watertown and my photographs.

30
30. Bouquet of Flowers In & Out /Marilu McCartney
With this winter hanging on the flowers give me hope for spring and summer seasons.

31
31. Two Seasons by Ramona Hackbarth
Decided to do nature scenes � summer and winter

32
32. Flowers by Alaena Tobin
I enjoy painting flowers.

33
33. Happy Hearts by Donna Manriques
Hearts lift your mood and make your heart dance.

34
34. Easter Hop by Johanna Brauer
This is a banner I decorated for my church here in town, Trinity Lutheran Church. The banner depicts Easter lilies and butterflies on one side, and a shepherd and his sheep on the other. The butterflies are a symbol for the resurrection of Christ, an...

35
35. Simpler Times by Stephanie Reszynski
I wanted to show historic Watertown and the beauty that is still relevant but different today. On one side there is a depiction of the bridge to the Riverside Park island. The craftsmanship of the bridge was beautiful and hand-crafted. The other side...

36
36. The Blues Brothers/Praise Band by Ed Kasper
All artistic ability is a gift from God and should be appreciated. Painting this banner was for me a timely blessing. It gave me a purpose, a challenge, and a focus that many art students will tell you can be all-consuming. So thank you for that. I h...

50
Sponsor Recognition
Title sponsoring Art on Main this year is Maas Brothers Construction. Providing Gold Sponsorships are Chickens Unlimited and WE Energies. Silver Sponsors include Fort Community Credit Union, Edward Jones � Ron Counsell, Hafemeister Funeral Home ...

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Watertown "Art on Main" Banner Auction 2023

Jones Auction & Realty

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519 E. Main Street Watertown Main Street Program
Watertown, WI 53094
Sale Dates and Times
Sale Terms and Conditions
Auction Terms & Conditions PLEASE READ CAREFULLY and COMPLETELY Contact Jones Auction Service at (920) 261-6820 with questions. 1. Your bid along with these terms creates a legal binding contract between you, Jones Auction Service, Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC. All items sell As Is, Where Is, No Exceptions and No guarantee or warranty. 2. Internet Premium / Credit card convenience fee is 5%. 3. Bidding will close on Thursday, September 21st at 9:00pm. The Credit Card used at the time of registration will be charged the following morning after the auction on Friday, September 22nd, 2023. Watch for an email from Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC to the email address used at the time of registration with your paid receipt and pick up instructions. Your invoice/receipt will include the total winning bid price plus the Internet Premium. 4. Online/Internet bidding only- Under no circumstances shall the bidder have any kind of a claim against Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC; the seller; the internet bidding platform company; or anyone else if the internet service fails to work correctly or if the bidder does not use the Live Catalog option when the lots start to close, or for any computer interruptions. 5. All bidding will be online/internet bidding only at www.jonesauctionservice.hibid.com and requires a valid credit card to register. Visa or MasterCard accepted. 6. Buyer is responsible for the complete removal of buyer's purchases and accepts full responsibility for any personal injury to himself or his agents and any property damage incurred on pick up premises. Seller, auctioneers and buyer expressly agree that the buyer is responsible for and agrees to indemnify seller, auctioneers and their respective affiliates for any and all damages (whether based on contract, tort, warranty, negligence, strict liability or any other legal theory, and including special, incidental and consequential damages), losses, expenses, attorney's fees, court cost, etc. that arise out of or result from the removal, possession or use of any items purchased at auction, or any other claim regarding the use or possession of any asset purchased at auction. Your bid is a legal binding contract between you and Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC. All sales are final and sold As Is, Where Is, without warranties or guarantees of any type and with all faults-No Exceptions. Auctioneers and seller expressly disclaim and exclude the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Bidders should satisfy themselves as to the usefulness and value of each item. Any statement in the description regarding the items to be sold should be considered a guide and a guide only. Any error in description does not relieve the buyer or his/her agent of their responsibilities. We make every effort to provide complete and accurate descriptions of all items offered. You are responsible for your own inspection during scheduled preview dates. No warranty of quality, condition, merchantability, or fitness for intended use is given. All information contained on any website description is believed to be true and correct to the best of our knowledge and ability, BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. Contact us at (920) 261-6820 prior to bidding with questions. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the buyer at the time of purchase. Buyer assumes all risk of loss or damage while equipment is on our premises or in our possession. 7. All items are offered for sale to qualified purchasers without regard to prospective purchasers' race, color, gender, marital status, religion or national origin. 8. Auctioneers are licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Licensing & Regulation. 9. All buyers must acknowledge and accept the Terms and Conditions provided at the time of online registration. Your bid is a contract to purchase should you be the winning bidder. Absolutely NO REFUNDS. We make every effort in preparing the catalog to provide accurate descriptions of all items. All property is sold As Is and it is the bidder's responsibility to determine the exact condition of each item. Please call with any questions prior to bidding; (920) 261-6820. PAYMENT: 1. Visa or MasterCard used at the time of registration will charged following the close of the auction for the invoice total and internet premium. No items will be released until payment is made in full with cleared funds- No Exceptions. 2. At the close of the auction, Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC will send out your invoice/receipt to the email address used to register. Shipping is available at buyer's expense - Please contact our office at (920) 261-6820 if shipping is needed. Banner pick-up for winning bidders starts Monday, Sept. 25 at the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce, 519 E. Main Street, Watertown, WI 53094. Office hours are Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Telephone: 920.261.6320
Listing Details
The Art on Main banner program in downtown Watertown is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. This program provides an avenue for local artists to hand paint custom banners to hang on Main Street lamp posts from May-September. The banners are then sold at auction to raise funds for downtown projects. Banners may be previewed at Wepco Printing, 108 S. 6th St., Sept. 13-14, or Sept. 18-21 during the hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Title sponsoring Art on Main this year is Maas Brothers Construction. Providing Gold Sponsorships are Chickens Unlimited and WE Energies. Silver Sponsors include Fort Community Credit Union, Edward Jones � Ron Counsell, Hafemeister Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Jones Auction Service, and the Watertown Arts Council.

1
Important - Please Read before Bidding
Please note banners are now 18x36" - smaller than previous years. Banners were displayed outside and may show some outdoor weathering.

1
1a. Much more than Just Books by Leon Lord
As a volunteer at the Watertown Public Library, I see all the things they have to offer. They do so much more than just books. I was going to put Andrew Carnegie on the banner because of his contribution but most people might not recognize his face. ...

2
2. You�re as Cool as a Melon by Madelyn Heller
I chose to do a watermelon theme. With watermelons and dots on one side, and a saying on the other.

3
3. Home of the Brave by Alison Hoeppner
I painted this banner in memory of all the men and women who fight for our freedom each and every day. On the side with the Star Spangled Banner on it, the notes are the first phrase of it. I thank God for all the people who fight for our freedom.

4
4. Whimsical Views on Main Street � by Tim Little
Traffic Jam & Church Moonset - Whimsical views on Main Street are just fun scenes as imagined in my slightly demented mind. Traffic jam shows a scene of what arguably causes the biggest traffic jams in this town, namely, ducks. Many times, I have wa...

5
5. Your Cause was Just by Barry Lawrence
2.54 Million Served. 58,169 Died. The names on the small wall are those that fell in Vietnam from Dodge and Jefferson counties. I served there as a marine from 1967-1969. If I missed some names that should be there I apologize and will add them to th...

7
7. Sunflowers & Pumpkins by Debbie Horack
Inspired by the blue skies and brilliant colors of fall.

8
8. Untitled by Tricia Sloan
Side A � Peonies inspired by gardens. Side B � We live on the river and enjoy all the birds we watch daily.

9
9. Something in the Orange by Noah Smith
Orange can be a warning sign to a predator or serve as camouflage to prey. A very different perspective from what side you see it from. Find a view that allows you to see the beauty from all angles.

10
10. Farm Life by Varla Bishop
I depicted something that was simple and touched your heart. Cats are a common site at farms and birds are there supervising it all.

11
11. Life on the Farm by Carleen Zook
Farm life a good morning from the rooster, a moo from the cow � sunflowers brighten the day. I love art of all kinds, God�s gift of creativity!

12
12. Cuties by July Meschke
I enjoyed painting these cuddly little guys!

13
13. On the Farm by Karin Reszynski
I had recently completed a painting with this windmill in it. A friend suggested I use this same windmill for my banner. The other side is just a continuation of this rural theme.

14
14. Felix by Annie VanDerLinden
I enjoy drawing people and have recently discovered the Stray Kids K-Pop band. As my close friends came from various cultures, I wanted to show diversity and maybe inspire others to explore different traditions & cultures. Our town is changing, and I...

15
15. Galaxy Oasis by Kris Mason
My inspiration came from the James Webb telescope images. Usually I paint animals and birds. This was a nice diversion. Acrylics.

16
16. La Bella Luna by Terry Mueller
The beautiful moon � I think there is nothing in nature more mysterious and romantic as the moon. "Blue Moon," �Harvest Moon,� and �Blood Moon.� So many names and phases of the moon � that is what inspired a new artist l...

17
17. Walk/Devotion by Isabella Petrusczak
I just wanted to paint people, as they are my favorite.

18
18. Protect Them All Great/Small by Alison Meschke
I painted a photo of my dog, Eja, in a style inspired by Dean Russo. I continued the looser style of this painting on the other side as well.

19
19. Garden Gnomes by Kelly Zook & Paula Deblare
Originally, gnomes were thought to provide protection, especially of buried treasure and minerals in the ground. They are still used today to watch over crops and livestock, often tucked into the corners of a barn or hidden in the garden.

20
20. A Blob of My Mind by Delaine Zarnowski
Tis banner that I painted with Posca Pens was very fun to paint. I got my inspiration from what is going on in my mind and my favorite things to draw. I loved to make this up and paint it, I did different loops and twists and I hope I get to do this ...

21
21. Wisconsin Barn Quilts by Gail Bartels
Barn Quilts. It�s always a great way to spend a sunny day driving the country roads of Wisconsin. The barn quilts on barns are such a great pop of color.

22
22. Schurz Art Club by Schurz Art Club 5th Grade
Fifth grade students have focused on color theory. Side 1 represents twists and turns in our life using an acrylic pour. Side 2 represents calm & relaxation using acrylics.

23
23. Us Together by Julia Reitz
Acrylic paintings � the inspiration for these paintings is my belief that we all have to work together to improve the natural environment for our young people and future generations.

24

25
25. Thank you Wolf Kahn by Kelliy Conley
Looking through a book of paintings by Wolf Kahn, the forest images were hugely inspiring. Imitating parts of his works was a rewarding opportunity, flowing into the color transitions that seemed to arise naturally.

26
26. What I See by Bruce M. Bigari
What I see after 75 years.

27
27. Kind of Irish Castle by Ryan Tobin
This banner is an inspiration of my roots.

28
28. Reflecting by Mikayla Stelloh
The front is a painting of a field split into two vibes. On the left is a field on a bluish-gray day, the right is a beautiful sunset in the same field. This represents my memory and future dreams. The back represents memories of the past we all reme...

29
29. Out of the Box by Lori Ruehle
Photography has been my creative expression for 30 years. I decided to come out of the box, grow my creativity and learn to paint. I�m in the beginning stages, being inspired by my hometown, Watertown and my photographs.

30
30. Bouquet of Flowers In & Out /Marilu McCartney
With this winter hanging on the flowers give me hope for spring and summer seasons.

31
31. Two Seasons by Ramona Hackbarth
Decided to do nature scenes � summer and winter

32
32. Flowers by Alaena Tobin
I enjoy painting flowers.

33
33. Happy Hearts by Donna Manriques
Hearts lift your mood and make your heart dance.

34
34. Easter Hop by Johanna Brauer
This is a banner I decorated for my church here in town, Trinity Lutheran Church. The banner depicts Easter lilies and butterflies on one side, and a shepherd and his sheep on the other. The butterflies are a symbol for the resurrection of Christ, an...

35
35. Simpler Times by Stephanie Reszynski
I wanted to show historic Watertown and the beauty that is still relevant but different today. On one side there is a depiction of the bridge to the Riverside Park island. The craftsmanship of the bridge was beautiful and hand-crafted. The other side...

36
36. The Blues Brothers/Praise Band by Ed Kasper
All artistic ability is a gift from God and should be appreciated. Painting this banner was for me a timely blessing. It gave me a purpose, a challenge, and a focus that many art students will tell you can be all-consuming. So thank you for that. I h...

50
Sponsor Recognition
Title sponsoring Art on Main this year is Maas Brothers Construction. Providing Gold Sponsorships are Chickens Unlimited and WE Energies. Silver Sponsors include Fort Community Credit Union, Edward Jones � Ron Counsell, Hafemeister Funeral Home ...

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Watertown "Art on Main" Banner Auction 2023
 Online Only Auction
Auction Date(s)
Bidding Starts: Monday Sep 11
Bidding Ends: Thursday Sep 21
Auction Location

Watertown, WI 53094
Company
Jones Auction & Realty

Website: jonesauctionservice.com

Listing Terms and Conditions
Auction Terms & Conditions PLEASE READ CAREFULLY and COMPLETELY Contact Jones Auction Service at (920) 261-6820 with questions. 1. Your bid along with these terms creates a legal binding contract between you, Jones Auction Service, Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC. All items sell As Is, Where Is, No Exceptions and No guarantee or warranty. 2. Internet Premium / Credit card convenience fee is 5%. 3. Bidding will close on Thursday, September 21st at 9:00pm. The Credit Card used at the time of registration will be charged the following morning after the auction on Friday, September 22nd, 2023. Watch for an email from Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC to the email address used at the time of registration with your paid receipt and pick up instructions. Your invoice/receipt will include the total winning bid price plus the Internet Premium. 4. Online/Internet bidding only- Under no circumstances shall the bidder have any kind of a claim against Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC; the seller; the internet bidding platform company; or anyone else if the internet service fails to work correctly or if the bidder does not use the Live Catalog option when the lots start to close, or for any computer interruptions. 5. All bidding will be online/internet bidding only at www.jonesauctionservice.hibid.com and requires a valid credit card to register. Visa or MasterCard accepted. 6. Buyer is responsible for the complete removal of buyer's purchases and accepts full responsibility for any personal injury to himself or his agents and any property damage incurred on pick up premises. Seller, auctioneers and buyer expressly agree that the buyer is responsible for and agrees to indemnify seller, auctioneers and their respective affiliates for any and all damages (whether based on contract, tort, warranty, negligence, strict liability or any other legal theory, and including special, incidental and consequential damages), losses, expenses, attorney's fees, court cost, etc. that arise out of or result from the removal, possession or use of any items purchased at auction, or any other claim regarding the use or possession of any asset purchased at auction. Your bid is a legal binding contract between you and Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC. All sales are final and sold As Is, Where Is, without warranties or guarantees of any type and with all faults-No Exceptions. Auctioneers and seller expressly disclaim and exclude the implied warranties of merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose. Bidders should satisfy themselves as to the usefulness and value of each item. Any statement in the description regarding the items to be sold should be considered a guide and a guide only. Any error in description does not relieve the buyer or his/her agent of their responsibilities. We make every effort to provide complete and accurate descriptions of all items offered. You are responsible for your own inspection during scheduled preview dates. No warranty of quality, condition, merchantability, or fitness for intended use is given. All information contained on any website description is believed to be true and correct to the best of our knowledge and ability, BUT IS NOT GUARANTEED. Contact us at (920) 261-6820 prior to bidding with questions. Merchandise becomes the full responsibility of the buyer at the time of purchase. Buyer assumes all risk of loss or damage while equipment is on our premises or in our possession. 7. All items are offered for sale to qualified purchasers without regard to prospective purchasers' race, color, gender, marital status, religion or national origin. 8. Auctioneers are licensed by the Wisconsin Department of Licensing & Regulation. 9. All buyers must acknowledge and accept the Terms and Conditions provided at the time of online registration. Your bid is a contract to purchase should you be the winning bidder. Absolutely NO REFUNDS. We make every effort in preparing the catalog to provide accurate descriptions of all items. All property is sold As Is and it is the bidder's responsibility to determine the exact condition of each item. Please call with any questions prior to bidding; (920) 261-6820. PAYMENT: 1. Visa or MasterCard used at the time of registration will charged following the close of the auction for the invoice total and internet premium. No items will be released until payment is made in full with cleared funds- No Exceptions. 2. At the close of the auction, Jones Auction & Realty Service, LLC will send out your invoice/receipt to the email address used to register. Shipping is available at buyer's expense - Please contact our office at (920) 261-6820 if shipping is needed. Banner pick-up for winning bidders starts Monday, Sept. 25 at the Watertown Area Chamber of Commerce, 519 E. Main Street, Watertown, WI 53094. Office hours are Mon.-Fri. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Telephone: 920.261.6320
The Art on Main banner program in downtown Watertown is celebrating its 10th anniversary this year. This program provides an avenue for local artists to hand paint custom banners to hang on Main Street lamp posts from May-September. The banners are then sold at auction to raise funds for downtown projects. Banners may be previewed at Wepco Printing, 108 S. 6th St., Sept. 13-14, or Sept. 18-21 during the hours of 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Title sponsoring Art on Main this year is Maas Brothers Construction. Providing Gold Sponsorships are Chickens Unlimited and WE Energies. Silver Sponsors include Fort Community Credit Union, Edward Jones � Ron Counsell, Hafemeister Funeral Home & Cremation Service, Jones Auction Service, and the Watertown Arts Council.

1
Important - Please Read before Bidding
Please note banners are now 18x36" - smaller than previous years. Banners were displayed outside and may show some outdoor weathering.

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1a. Much more than Just Books by Leon Lord
As a volunteer at the Watertown Public Library, I see all the things they have to offer. They do so much more than just books. I was going to put Andrew Carnegie on the banner because of his contribution but most people might not recognize his face. ...

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2. You�re as Cool as a Melon by Madelyn Heller
I chose to do a watermelon theme. With watermelons and dots on one side, and a saying on the other.

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3. Home of the Brave by Alison Hoeppner
I painted this banner in memory of all the men and women who fight for our freedom each and every day. On the side with the Star Spangled Banner on it, the notes are the first phrase of it. I thank God for all the people who fight for our freedom.

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4. Whimsical Views on Main Street � by Tim Little
Traffic Jam & Church Moonset - Whimsical views on Main Street are just fun scenes as imagined in my slightly demented mind. Traffic jam shows a scene of what arguably causes the biggest traffic jams in this town, namely, ducks. Many times, I have wa...

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5. Your Cause was Just by Barry Lawrence
2.54 Million Served. 58,169 Died. The names on the small wall are those that fell in Vietnam from Dodge and Jefferson counties. I served there as a marine from 1967-1969. If I missed some names that should be there I apologize and will add them to th...

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7. Sunflowers & Pumpkins by Debbie Horack
Inspired by the blue skies and brilliant colors of fall.

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8. Untitled by Tricia Sloan
Side A � Peonies inspired by gardens. Side B � We live on the river and enjoy all the birds we watch daily.

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9. Something in the Orange by Noah Smith
Orange can be a warning sign to a predator or serve as camouflage to prey. A very different perspective from what side you see it from. Find a view that allows you to see the beauty from all angles.

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10. Farm Life by Varla Bishop
I depicted something that was simple and touched your heart. Cats are a common site at farms and birds are there supervising it all.

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11. Life on the Farm by Carleen Zook
Farm life a good morning from the rooster, a moo from the cow � sunflowers brighten the day. I love art of all kinds, God�s gift of creativity!

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12. Cuties by July Meschke
I enjoyed painting these cuddly little guys!

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13. On the Farm by Karin Reszynski
I had recently completed a painting with this windmill in it. A friend suggested I use this same windmill for my banner. The other side is just a continuation of this rural theme.

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14. Felix by Annie VanDerLinden
I enjoy drawing people and have recently discovered the Stray Kids K-Pop band. As my close friends came from various cultures, I wanted to show diversity and maybe inspire others to explore different traditions & cultures. Our town is changing, and I...

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15. Galaxy Oasis by Kris Mason
My inspiration came from the James Webb telescope images. Usually I paint animals and birds. This was a nice diversion. Acrylics.

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16. La Bella Luna by Terry Mueller
The beautiful moon � I think there is nothing in nature more mysterious and romantic as the moon. "Blue Moon," �Harvest Moon,� and �Blood Moon.� So many names and phases of the moon � that is what inspired a new artist l...

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17. Walk/Devotion by Isabella Petrusczak
I just wanted to paint people, as they are my favorite.

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18. Protect Them All Great/Small by Alison Meschke
I painted a photo of my dog, Eja, in a style inspired by Dean Russo. I continued the looser style of this painting on the other side as well.

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19. Garden Gnomes by Kelly Zook & Paula Deblare
Originally, gnomes were thought to provide protection, especially of buried treasure and minerals in the ground. They are still used today to watch over crops and livestock, often tucked into the corners of a barn or hidden in the garden.

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20. A Blob of My Mind by Delaine Zarnowski
Tis banner that I painted with Posca Pens was very fun to paint. I got my inspiration from what is going on in my mind and my favorite things to draw. I loved to make this up and paint it, I did different loops and twists and I hope I get to do this ...

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21. Wisconsin Barn Quilts by Gail Bartels
Barn Quilts. It�s always a great way to spend a sunny day driving the country roads of Wisconsin. The barn quilts on barns are such a great pop of color.

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22. Schurz Art Club by Schurz Art Club 5th Grade
Fifth grade students have focused on color theory. Side 1 represents twists and turns in our life using an acrylic pour. Side 2 represents calm & relaxation using acrylics.

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23. Us Together by Julia Reitz
Acrylic paintings � the inspiration for these paintings is my belief that we all have to work together to improve the natural environment for our young people and future generations.

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25. Thank you Wolf Kahn by Kelliy Conley
Looking through a book of paintings by Wolf Kahn, the forest images were hugely inspiring. Imitating parts of his works was a rewarding opportunity, flowing into the color transitions that seemed to arise naturally.

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26. What I See by Bruce M. Bigari
What I see after 75 years.

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27. Kind of Irish Castle by Ryan Tobin
This banner is an inspiration of my roots.

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28. Reflecting by Mikayla Stelloh
The front is a painting of a field split into two vibes. On the left is a field on a bluish-gray day, the right is a beautiful sunset in the same field. This represents my memory and future dreams. The back represents memories of the past we all reme...

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29. Out of the Box by Lori Ruehle
Photography has been my creative expression for 30 years. I decided to come out of the box, grow my creativity and learn to paint. I�m in the beginning stages, being inspired by my hometown, Watertown and my photographs.

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30. Bouquet of Flowers In & Out /Marilu McCartney
With this winter hanging on the flowers give me hope for spring and summer seasons.

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31. Two Seasons by Ramona Hackbarth
Decided to do nature scenes � summer and winter

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32. Flowers by Alaena Tobin
I enjoy painting flowers.

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33. Happy Hearts by Donna Manriques
Hearts lift your mood and make your heart dance.

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34. Easter Hop by Johanna Brauer
This is a banner I decorated for my church here in town, Trinity Lutheran Church. The banner depicts Easter lilies and butterflies on one side, and a shepherd and his sheep on the other. The butterflies are a symbol for the resurrection of Christ, an...

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35. Simpler Times by Stephanie Reszynski
I wanted to show historic Watertown and the beauty that is still relevant but different today. On one side there is a depiction of the bridge to the Riverside Park island. The craftsmanship of the bridge was beautiful and hand-crafted. The other side...

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36. The Blues Brothers/Praise Band by Ed Kasper
All artistic ability is a gift from God and should be appreciated. Painting this banner was for me a timely blessing. It gave me a purpose, a challenge, and a focus that many art students will tell you can be all-consuming. So thank you for that. I h...

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Sponsor Recognition
Title sponsoring Art on Main this year is Maas Brothers Construction. Providing Gold Sponsorships are Chickens Unlimited and WE Energies. Silver Sponsors include Fort Community Credit Union, Edward Jones � Ron Counsell, Hafemeister Funeral Home ...