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In a heartbeat.I had to think about this one. I would definitely take the photo, but I can't say I am sure that I would go in. (The insurance adjuster in me did note the roof looks in pretty good shape all things considered though.)
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In a minute.I had to think about this one. I would definitely take the photo, but I can't say I am sure that I would go in. (The insurance adjuster in me did note the roof looks in pretty good shape all things considered though.)
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One thing about me many don't know is that I am a member of the Circle of Trustees at the Butler Institute of American Art. And few know that the Butler has a Van Gogh. “In the Dunes", created in 1883.My sister gave me a gift card for 'water stones' book store for Christmas and it just opened last week after a long lockdown, So I went and brought a book called 'Van Gogh, the complete paintings'
I highly recommend this book which is published by Taschen books and cost only sixteen pounds.
It has over eight hundred paintings in colour and I had never seen most of them before.
I found out that Vincent started out as a conventional painter doing still life's and landscapes.
He was an excellent draughtsman, and I never realized this about him because all I had ever seen were the famous, later works. His early work was quite conventional, and very well done.
So I decided I would order more books in the series and I thought I would get 'Boch' the complete paintings. But when I looked it up on the internet it turned out to be priced at fifty pounds., and that was reduced from one hundred pounds. Then I saw other books and believe it or not some of them cost one thousand five hundred pounds. I can't imagine anyone paying that much for a modern book.
So if you are interested in good books check out the Taschen web site, but check the price before ordering one.
My favorite...
D. Omer "Salty" Seamon (1911–1997) was an American painter known for his folksy watercolors and landscapes of Indiana and the Midwest. His work can be found in galleries and homes across the United States.[1]
D. Omer Seamon - Wikipedia
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Someone I became aware of recently was Scott Hagan, I believe of Ohio. He doesn't do paintings of barns. He does paintings ON barns. He does some awesome landscapes too.My favorite...
D. Omer "Salty" Seamon (1911–1997) was an American painter known for his folksy watercolors and landscapes of Indiana and the Midwest. His work can be found in galleries and homes across the United States.[1]
D. Omer Seamon - Wikipedia
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