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@CindySinor
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Joined February 2024
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First published on the July 6, 1946 cover of The Saturday Evening Post, Norman Rockwell's Statue of Liberty was once owned by director Steven Spielberg, a long-time fan and collector of Norman Rockwell's work. The original painting was eventually donated to the official White
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Salvador Dalí and Gala shared a passionate, unconventional love that fueled his surrealist genius. Gala, born Elena Ivanovna Diakonova, was Dali's muse, wife, and manager. They met in 1929 when she was married to poet Paul Eluard, but their electric connection led her to leave
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Perfect for a hot day. 🍉🥵.My colored pencil drawing.
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You know you’ve arrived when you’re out for a stroll with your pet anteater. Salvador Dalí in Paris, 1969.
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Anyone growing a vegetable garden this summer?.My colored pencil botanical drawing.
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Elvis 🎶 Freddie 🎶 Mick.My drawings on beach stones. Who’s your favorite?
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Norman Rockwell's painting, "The Facts of Life” appeared on the July 14, 1951 issue of The Saturday Evening Post. In this tender and slightly awkward scene, Rockwell captures "the birds and the bees" conversation, a delicate rite of passage between father and son symbolizing a
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My new colored pencil portrait, commissioned for a gift.
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On Bastille Day, we celebrate French liberty and spirit, echoes of which resonate in the vibrant brushstrokes of the Impressionist movement. Born in the 19th century, Impressionism, led by artists like Monet and Renoir, broke from rigid tradition, capturing fleeting moments of
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"Road Block,” painted by Norman Rockwell was published on the cover The Saturday Evening Post, July 9, 1949. A perfect example of Rockwell's small town American charm, this scene of a little bulldog blocking traffic as the truck driver patiently coaxes the dog away from harm,
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