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Hi Sharon,
Love that giant pastel too! I wonder the same thing as Jennifer, what ground? Masonite? or did you buy paper on a roll? I lived in CT for about 28 yrs. and my husband's family is from Providence. New England is so rich culturally and sometimes I really miss being there. Especially miss the hydrangeas and peonies. |
Thanks for the large format info, although I'd probably never attempt it where I am now. The framing must be monumental too!
Places I've lived in CT: Norwich/New London area (Hanover & Baltic), Lebanon, Hartford,Bloomfield, Tolland, Rocky Hill and Old Wethersfield. CT has really changed since the casinos though, not as quaint as it used to be in some areas. |
Buddy strikes again
Ahh, Sharon,
A quick search reveals that Buddy didn't go to Brown. At least the Brown alumni magazine seems to think he didn't. [http://www.brownmagazine.com/storydetail.cfm?ID=1658] They credit him with a law degree from Marquette. He got a B.A. in political science from Fairfield University, another Jesuit school, as a further search revealed. [http://www.oso.com/homes/content/hom...ds/bio_p2.html] He must have transferred there from St. Louis. A Buddy story that I can contribute came from a discussion of the knowledge of good and evil in a religion class. When one of us suggested that it was not possible to to reach the age of reason without developing a conscience or superego, somebody else settled the point simply by uttering the phrase, "Buddy Cianci". As I said, always thoroughly check any statement about Buddy, particularly if he was the source. ;) |
I appreciate the left eye treatment. Sometimes I have the impression that only in America can we use so violent colors...
Do not forget to visit a marvelous portrait website: http://www.hermitage.ru/html_En/index.html |
Fabulous work!
Dear Sharon,
I do hope one day that I get to see your work in person. It is fabulous! |
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