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Oil on 5x7 hardboard.Memorial Day
Remember them always.........
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John 14:3 And if I go and prepare a place for you, I will come back and take you to be with me that you also may be where I am.
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About Me
- Dean H.
- Ohio, United States
- I enjoy painting all subjects. To cause a viewer to pause and see the beauty in even a mundane object. But I must admit my special interest is animals of all sorts. While I did attend the Columbus College of Art And Design for one year, I am largely self taught. My main contemporary influences are Richard Schmid and Scott Burdick. Hope you enjoy my art, and please feel free to comment, or email me ...I'd love to hear your questions or thoughts!
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Very moving piece, Dean. Well done.
ReplyDeleteVery apropos...the new life juxtaposed to the loss of life is very moving.
ReplyDeleteLove the texture in the young girl's hair!
BEAUTIFUL, so precious. Thank you
ReplyDeleteWonderful painting and so appropriate. Love your cat in previous post. great color work
ReplyDeleteGod bless,
It's sad to remember all the sacrifices the Armed Force personnel make for our country; even sadder for their families.
ReplyDeleteGripping and beautifully done, Dean.
ReplyDeleteSo sad but very beautiful piece Dean.
ReplyDeleteOne of the things that I love about this is the way the Mother looks like she is holding it together for her young daughter and as children do, the little girl appears to have a curious look on her face. A very thoughtful painting; well done.
ReplyDeleteWhat a wonderful post for this weekend.
ReplyDeleteSo moving - Gwen said it best...
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